Ronald Phillips Ltd

Happy Easter from all at Ronald @Ronald_Phillips. A pair of George III Giltwood Console Tables Attributed To John Linnell With Japanese Lacquer Tops. The tables, English, circa 1770. The tops: Japanese, circa 1650. On view now at 26 Bruton Street London.

Thank you Country & Town House for featuring our upcoming Thomas Chippendale Exhibition. Ronald Phillips will host an exhibition of Chippendale furniture at its Bruton Street gallery and @MasterpieceFair to mark the tercentenary of his birth. (June 28–July 4).

Behind the scenes in Ronald Phillips' research library, where our pieces are individually researched about their provenance and makers, and the techniques and time in which the furniture was created. View the collection of desks available now at RONALDPHILLIPSANTIQUES.COM

A new exhibition to mark the 300th anniversary of master cabinet maker Thomas Chippendale's birth opens today at @HarewoodHouse . Ronald Phillips' rediscovered Chippendale masterpiece from Harewood features in the exhibition.

We are busy at Ronald Phillips preparing for the launch of our new catalogue in the spring. In 2017 our brass mounted mahogany commode made the front cover. Ronald Phillips 2017 Catalogue: RONALDPHILLIPSANTIQUES.COM

Our mid 18th century side table with its original 'Light Green Antique marble top' sits below a royal giltwood picture frame.The S.B. Joel Side Table, English circa 1750, 91.5 x 140.5 x 66 (cm) A George III Giltwood Royal Picture Frame, English circa 1765, 208 x 149 (cm)

To celebrate #StPatricksDay this week, pop in and view our collection of Irish furniture that is currently on view 26 Bruton Street, London Irish furniture can be recognised by certain features, which differentiates it from its European counterparts.

This year, Harewood House (@harewoodhouse) is highlighting some of Chippendale’s most important and iconic works. Their exhibition ‘Thomas Chippendale – Designer, Maker, Decorator’ is on from 24 March to September 2018.

#TakeMeAway – the majestic views from the gallery in London today #takemehere #winter #brutonstreet #snow #mayfair

Highlight from the gallery this week, on view now is our Scottish eagle console table attributed to Francis Brodie of Edinburgh. A George II Giltwood Console Table, circa 1740, (80.5 cm x 89 cm x 88.5 cm) AVAILABLE NOW AT RONALDPHILLIPSANTIQUES.COM

This mirror survives in a virtually untouched state of preservation and retains the original mercury silvered mirror plate. Originally commissioned for Hawarden Castle before passing in to the collection of Sir William Gladstone. Available now at RONALDPHILLIPSANTIQUES.COM

Brighten up Monday with our pair of six light #chandeliers by Moses Lafount. The centre receiving plates are stamped ‘LAFOUNT PATENT’ and numbered 1170 and 1171 respectively. On view now at 26 Bruton Street, #London. RONALDPHILLIPSANTIQUES.COM

Happy Chinese New Year from all of us at Ronald Phillips. To celebrate, pop in and view our collection of Chinese mirror and glass paintings that are currently on view now at 26 Bruton Street, London, W1J 6QL.

Happy Chinese New Year. This exceptional table made from Chinese lacquer in England in 1720 is one of only three examples known in the world. Designed for the three-player card game 'hombre', a trick game that originated in Spain. Available now at RONALDPHILLIPSANTIQUES.COM

This writing table is conceived in the French taste, but is of English manufacture and executed to the highest standard. The table has a fascinating history having been in the collection of English actor Sir John Mills (1908-2005) Available now at RONALDPHILLIPSANTIQUES.COM.

Few decorative objects have backstories as colourful as those of antique fireplaces. Our profusely carved and mirrored George III period giltwood chimneypiece attributed to Matthias Lock IS available now at RONALDHILLIPSANTIQUES.COM

Made in circa 1750, these Cantonese enamelled sconces were created for the king of Portugal- flamboyant symbols of the court's love of the Orient. Chinese in style, European in form, and full of references to both Eastern and Western culture.

A George III giltwood side table with a Roman specimen marble top. The giltwood base closely follows the two designs by John Linnell. View today at The Winter Antiques Show until Sunday at The Park Avenue Armory. Booth 3.

A pair of George III coade stone garden pedestal urns.Each pedestal is signed Coade & Sealey, Lambeth and dated 1802 for the urns and 1803 for the pedestals respectively. View today at The Winter Antiques Show-28th January at The Park Avenue Armory. Open12 pm - 8 pm. Booth 3.

A pair of George III ormolu mounted white marble 'lyre vase' perfume burners by Matthew Boulton, c.1772. View today at The Winter Antiques Show-28th January at The Park Avenue Armory. Open daily 12 pm- 8 pm.