Regency Thomas Hope

The sinuous curule form legs are evocative of the designs of Thomas Hope and George Smith. Circa 1810

Designed in the late Georgian – early Regency taste, promoted by gentlemen-designers such as Thomas Hope, this stunning mirror of superb bespoke quality, is beautifully presented in ...

Made from Cuban mahogany, the table is of excellent quality, color and patination. It has a brass gallery with adjustable sconces and the top is banded. The legs are bronze and the t...

A fine Regency Mahogany Armchair In the classical style of Thomas Hope.

A pair of highly decorative early 20th century lacquered occasional tables in the Regency style and in the manner of Thomas Hope.

A Regency style chair inspired by Thomas Hope and Klismos style chairs, with a sweeping back and reeded frame details on sabre form feet and a boxed seat cushion.

Tim Gosling designed this piece based on an old frame he found on London’s Portobello Road. The wonderful wood frame encases the fabric, while the elegant scoop arms allow you to pul...

A superb pair of Regency style bronze and mahogany torcheres in the manner of George Smith or Thomas Hope and being in the Egyptian style which was a typical influence in this period...

Regency giltwood bèrgere in the Egyptian taste. This chair is very special, being in the style of the famous regency designer Thomas Hope.

Popularised in Regency Britain by Thomas Hope, the design has been contemporised and redefined using carbon fibre for delicate structure and a cast bronze back.

Popularised in Regency Britain by Thomas Hope, the design has been contemporised and redefined using carbon fibre for delicate structure and a cast bronze back.

English Regency Thomas Hope library armchair in the Grecian "antique" style, the scrolled arms resting on lion paw supports, the sabre legs with similar treatment, the whole upholste...

an english regency grecian couch/daybed in the manner of Thomas Hope, carved and gilded mahogany frame, with horned winged lion's ( griffin ) paw feet, four feet on the front, two on...

As a quintessential piece of Regency furniture, this wine cooler was designed by the period's most celebrated creator, Thomas Hope.

A carved oak stool raised on four curved legs with anthemion palmettes and scrolls after Regency period designs by Thomas Hope, the legs supporting an large upholstered seat.

This distinguished pair of Regency armchairs in the manner of Thomas Hope feature elegant reeded and ebonized frames inspired by the classical curule type of legs.

A set of four Regency period paint and line decorated beechwood side chairs, each with a line decorated crest rail, the back splat centred with a superbly carved lion's face, fitted ...

This powerful design, incorporates elements from one of the most influential designers of the Regency period Thomas Hope, having Greco-Roman forms and Hopes symbolic winged lion mono...

Regency Style Mahogany Armchair, in the manner of Thomas Hope, with pierced back splat on fluted X-frame conjoined by two stretchers. 36.5" H x 24" W x 18" D; seat: 18" H.

This true masterpiece shows many features that relate to both Thomas Hope & George Smith's designs, however, the overall form leans more towards the work of Thomas Hope.

A Regency statuary marble fireplace, circa 1820-1830 in the manner of Thomas Hope, the moulded rectangular shelf above plain frieze flanked by raised and fielded panel jambs with fol...

A pair of fabulous Regency manner design mahogany brass-mounted console tables. These consoles were constructed from all old elements and appear to be completely of the period but we...

Each of this pair of "Roman" spoon back slipper chairs has an arched, pierced back, a cushioned seat upholstered in lemon raw silk, and with sabre legs terminating in gilt ball feet....

Impressive Regency English open armchair in the manner of Thomas Hope.

A fine and elegant circa 1810 English Regency period cellarette or wine cooler in the style of neoclassical designer Thomas Hope; the solid mahogany case of sarcophagus form having r...

AN IMPORTANT REGENCY MAHOGANY WINE-COOLER AFTER A DESIGN BY THOMAS HOPE, CIRCA 1805.

An unusual pair of Regency style, ‘Thomas Hope’ Sabicu wood armchairs, having scroll over back and arms, raised on reeded tapering front legs and bold out swept back legs.

Constructed in mahogany in the Romano-Egyptian manner, the case in pylon form, on swept lapetted feet, with a trapezoidal front moulding enclosing the convex white enamal dial, beari...

The front paw feet and carved anthemion motif are both classic Regency designs typically associated with Thomas Hope and George Smith.

Blairman and Sons, (Crowood Press, Wiltshire, 1984) p. 152, and in 'Thomas Hope, Regency Designer', edited by David Watkin and Philip Hewat-Jaboor, publ. for The Bard Graduate Centre...

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It was from France this Classic design spread throughout much of Europe and the United States, with Percier and Fontaine known to have influenced leading designers of the English Reg...

It was from France this classic design spread throughout much of Europe and the United States, with Percier and Fontaine known to have influenced leading designers of the English Reg...

The acanthus draped monopodia of muscular form below, tapering supports terminating in winged Egyptian female masks, pediment with central Anthemion sprouting swirling foliage. Ebon...

This window bench, or long stool, is taken directly from a design by Thomas Hope (1769-1831). The fluted seat rails are supported by reeded legs, filled with turned discs on crossed,...

The novelty and quality of his furniture and interior design have been admired from his death to the present day. Source: Thomas Hope & the Regency Style, 2008 Exhibition Literature,...

Stunning Regency period mahogany table in the manner of Thomas Hope, circa 1820.

A carved and giltwood large Irish design baronial stool, supported by four fantastically over-scale lion paw feet. This oversized stool serves superbly as a large drawing room coffee...

A fine Regency manner carved giltwood round convex mirror in the form of a stylized serpent. This item is made to order.

Handsome early 19th century English wooden tea box with original key. The architectonic form follows design by Thomas Hope who based them on ancient Roman sarcophagi. Delicate brass ...

Pair of lion paws from an early 19th century fireplace mantle piece Bold vigorously carved Lion's paws with gnarled and curved claws probably of Belgian or Dutch origin around 180...

an English Regency Recamier in the manner of Thomas Hope, Regency decorator and patron, black and gilt painted frame with lion's paw feet, upholstered in pale yellow silk with loose...

Elegant pair of English Regency style Thomas Hope influenced armchairs of Curule form having carved solid mahogany frames with caned backs and seats.

Of the period and style of Thomas Hope (1769-1831). Measures: 81.91 cm (32 1/4 inches) height 43.81 cm (1/4 inches) width 41.91 cm (16 1/2 inches ) depth Thomas Hope (1769–1...

An exceptional Regency window seat, in the manner of Thomas Hope; the ebonised exaggerated cross frame, headed with carved giltwood acanthus scroll decoration.

Carved giltwood and faux bronze painted frame of elegant curvaceous and scrolling form, on sabre front legs and exaggerated swept back rear legs with casters, traditionally upholster...

A pair of stools covered in in black leather with a black painted finish edged in gold, after a design by Thomas Hope. Thomas Hope’s influence over the newly-coined ‘interior desi...

A Regency mahogany Empire style fold over tea table, circa 1815, attributed to Thomas Hope, ebony strung and brass-mounted, the four splayed legs supporting four angled lyre scroll a...

Thomas Hope (1769-1831) was influential as a designer, design reformer and collector.

A Regency period white painted and parcel-gilt stool with upholstered seat above parcel-gilt banding on x-frame supports with acanthus leaf carving with central stretcher on ormolu b...

A wonderfully stylish high Regency Klismos style chair popularized by Thomas Hope, one of the most prominent English furniture and interior designers of the Regency period.

Regency period mahogany and gilt bronze-mounted sofa table. Inlaid with boxwood and ebonized lines, the rounded rectangular kingwood banded top above a frieze drawer and a simulated ...

This sophisticated low stool, supported on outswept brackets and raised on conforming feet, retains most of the original faux painted calamander and gilt stencil decoration. The ...

An extraordinary near pair of oversized Regency astral glazed library bookcases c.1810. Demonstrating a remarkable pair of full-length oval astragal glazed doors to each - with car...

Outstanding quality antique regency mahogany secretaire bookcase having an unusual scroll shaped cornice above a pair of astral glazed doors opening to reveal three adjustable shelve...

The Lartington hall carved Boiserie panels by Signor Anton Leone Bulletti. A highly important suite of eight carved and patinated wood panels commissioned by Monsignor Thomas Edw...

A rare, diminutive, late-18th century secretaire bookcase / cabinet. George III-period, circa 1790. Mahogany of very good rich color and well patinated. Inlaid and crossbanded throu...

Regency Mahogany Secretaire Bookcase, standing on splay feet with graduated drawers above featuring original sphynx style handles and typical Regency ebony inlays. circa 1800 The i...