Primitive Furniture

An extraordinary primitive brut sculpture created from wood and Italian marble by the acclaimed Italian self-taught artist and sculptor Luciano Bertolotto (Pompi) . Isola Rizza, Ita...

African Marriage Figures Pair of Carved Panels This is a very heavy pair of large full-length figures, wall panels, they are African, carved and polychrome painted, modelled as a ma...

This is a Rare and unique Swedish Mora Clock with 100% Original Paint. New battery works and reproduction face have been installed. the Original works and face are offered with eve...

Beautifully handcrafted bonnetière that embodies the enduring craftsmanship of 19th-century rural France. Made from solid pine, this paysan-style cabinet hails from the Auvergne regi...

This is a very unique item, It was a bench used on the rear of an old ship. There are handles made of iron that were used to move it on an off the ship when it wasn't needed. The ori...

Beautiful teak framed colonial chair with lovely patina. Hand-carved feet and restored hand-woven rattan. A classic chair for any space. Includes a linen seat pillow. Full dimensions...

This exceptional antique hand-carved wooden dough bowl is a striking embodiment of early rural craftsmanship, offering both historical significance and timeless rustic appeal. Expert...

A large empire lampshade handmade in a natural linen-blend fabric. Defined by its wide tapered silhouette and clean lines, the shade balances larger lamp bases while allowing the form beneath to remain visible. The natural linen fabric softens and diffuses light, creating a warm glow that works particularly well with terracotta, ceramic and antique lamp bases. The neutral tone allows it to sit comfortably within English country interiors, Mediterranean spaces, farmhouse settings and more contemporary schemes. Its generous proportions make it especially suited to oversized table lamps and statement ceramic vessels, where smaller shades can feel under-scaled. The tapered empire profile offers a more traditional and architectural appearance than a drum shade, creating a balanced silhouette while maintaining a light visual presence. Empire shades are characterised by their gently tapered sides and remain one of the most enduring lampshade forms. Designed as the standard pairing for many of our antique terracotta lamps...

This work table has legs which splay in both the length and width axis; it has two large drawers that can be pulled out from either side. It is seen here in 96″ x 28″ x 30″ H however...

Contemporary Side Table - Metal table - Occasional table Elevate your living space with this modern metal side table, a perfect blend of contemporary design and minimalist aesthet...

A traditional Scandinavian 'Kubbestol' or trunk chair. Hewn from a single log, with a hollow center that can be used for storage.

An early 20th century Turkish terracotta olive oil jar, hand-thrown and traditionally fired, now converted into a table lamp. The form is defined by its rounded body, narrowing neck...

Antique American Primitive open Bookcase from the early 19th Century raised on hand turned solid wood columns. This solid wood bookcase has original finish and great patina. Shelve...

This is a wonderful 1920s pine bench, it has been painted a wonderful barn red. It is mortised and it shows a lot of natural wear. It has been yet well used, and still has a Lotta us...

A cabinet hewn from a single massive log, with a hinged front panel of two plank doors and original iron strap hardware. The rounded, organic body retains all the character of the ra...

Antique teak dining table with a hand carved bevelled edge and hand carved legs with beautiful patina. Perfect as a dining table, entrance ta...

A characterful early Victorian vernacular servants quarters table in oak. The table displays a rectangular gently over sailing ebonised top with a long sectioned freize drawer with...

This is a Rare and unique Swedish Mora Clock Fryksdhal style in Natural Pine. it has been restored and New Battery works have been installed with a reproduction face. the Original ...

Striking and elemental, this primitive modern stone face carving features bold, abstract facial features carved into natural stone. Mounted on a triangular solid marble base, the pie...

Ancient Preparation Table, Now Rustic Coffee Table This is a splendid ancient piece, it is very heavy and carved from the tree, it has a large bath and a ...

This is a really great wooden peg rack that may have been originally used for drying candles or to hang shoe lasts in factories (I have seen similar on...

This piece from the TWIST series presents a simple, essential form: a cylindrical volume that resolves into a round top, conceived as one continuous body. Crafted in light grey grogg...

This is a painted Swedish Gustavian Mora clock. I have installed new battery works. The original works are offered with this clock but they do not...

We are delighted to offer for sale this really quite lovely original circa 1820 Irish Famine rocking armchair in pine. A good looking and exceptionally...

This exquisite early 19th-century Jewish double wall candle holder is crafted from wood and bronze, embodying a fine example of traditional Judaica craftsmanship. The piece features ...

Colorful armchair in the style of West Coast assemblage artist Robert Hudson. The chair features found objects constructed to form a chair like sculpture. The almost robotic looking ...

Primitive bench carved from single timber, Indian, contemporary.

This very unique primitive jelly cupboard is made of deeply figured pine with richly colored wood and a simple design, most likely made in the northern...

Henri MAÏK, 1970s. Yellow gold and emeralds "Lion" pendant, signed jewelry. Henri MAÏK's jewelry is rare, having been produced in very limited series. T...

French Primitive Bench, Reclaimed Railway Hardwood, 1950s. This bench is built from a section of reclaimed wooden railway sleeper set on four hand-shaped cylindrical legs. The solid...

hese decorative hand turned candle holders are crafted from fallen cedar trees sourced in the Hudson Valley, New York. Made in small batches, these candle holders are each slightly u...

A striking antique copper storage vessel, hand-forged with a beautifully timeworn surface and rich verdigris patina. This substantial piece features a broad cylindrical body with a g...

These hand-crafted log vessels are made from solid sections of tree trunks, with the bark left intact to preserve their raw, natural texture. Originally used in traditional beekeepin...

Primitive round table from Yucatan. Hand carved from a Mayan village in the 1970´s. Shows significant wear and patina through years of use. A fir...

The scale of this bench is what truly makes it. Measuring almost 7ft long with the most chunky, hand turned legs. It is a gorgeous, authentic antique piece with all the coveted de...

This is a painted Swedish mora clock. I have installed New battery works. the original works are offered with this clock but they do not work.

Antique French Oil Painting on Canvas Landscape with Fisherman Frame Size 13.5" high x 18.5" wide Sight Size 10.25" x 15.5"w Signed...

Handsome mahogany blanket chest, hand dovetailed corners, lovely color and patination. Great size for foot of bed or coffee table.

French Primitive Bench, Bleached Solid Wood, Tripod Legs, 1950s. This low bench is carved from a single mass of solid wood, set on three thick turned legs joined into the seat by pe...

Primitive French rustic 2-door cupboard with distressed worn paint The is a deceptively heavy piece, it is made in solid hardwood and has some original m...

An early 20th century Anatolian terracotta oil jar from Western Turkey, hand-thrown and heavily fired, now converted into a sculptural table lamp. This vessel was used for storing olive oil or water, with its rounded body and narrowing base designed for practical, everyday use. The surface is defined by dense firing and natural pitting, with small cratered marks and irregular texture formed through direct exposure to flame in the kiln. Darkened areas sit against warmer terracotta tones, creating a layered surface with depth and variation. The patina has built gradually over time, giving the piece a more textured, almost granular quality compared to smoother examples. The proportions are simple and grounded, with a fuller mid-body and a gently tapering base, allowing the surface to take focus. Now reworked as a vintage terracotta lamp...

Large ceramic piece animated by a frieze with naive patterns of pisces in scarification. Albert Thiry and his wife Pyot founded their workshop in Vallauris in 1961. Their creation i...

A solid wood chest, France, 19th century. The rectangular form with a hinged lid and iron lock plate, raised on thick plank supports. The construction is heavy and architectural, wi...

This 20th-century hand-crafted terracotta olive jar originates from Anatolia, where field firing — an open-air kiln method — produced vessels with richly varied tones and natural smo...

Rare sunbed by Helene Körting, Germany, 1925. This remarkable piece, Körting’s very first design, is crafted from lacquered wood, wicker, and metal castors, reflecting her innovative...

This is a 100% original painted Swedish Mora clock. I have installed new battery works. The original works are offered with this clock but they do not work.

A charming and functional vintage (perhaps 1930s or older) rustic primitive handmade peg construction pine bookshelf. Look at the back of the bookcase... it's a repurposed old metal ...

Early 19th century, English naive landscape painting with bird's-eye maple frame. Cleaned and stretched with good aged surface, circa 1825.

A large empire lampshade handmade in a natural linen-blend fabric. Defined by its wide tapered silhouette and clean lines, the shade balances larger lamp bases while allowing the form beneath to remain visible. The natural linen fabric softens and diffuses light, creating a warm glow that works particularly well with terracotta, ceramic and antique lamp bases. The neutral tone allows it to sit comfortably within English country interiors, Mediterranean spaces, farmhouse settings and more contemporary schemes. Its generous proportions make it especially suited to oversized table lamps and statement ceramic vessels, where smaller shades can feel under-scaled. The tapered empire profile offers a more traditional and architectural appearance than a drum shade, creating a balanced silhouette while maintaining a light visual presence. Empire shades are characterised by their gently tapered sides and remain one of the most enduring lampshade forms. Designed as the standard pairing for many of our antique terracotta lamps...

Hand knotted in wool originating from Turkey circa 1900-1910, this antique floral Gordes rug enjoys the marriage of an unusual array of atypical elements fr...

An antique early 20th century terracotta olive jar from Turkey, hand-thrown and traditionally fired, now converted into a sculptural table lamp. The form is clean and resolved — a b...

---Lenght: cm. 57.---- Many years ago I found this object on an Italian market stall. when I learned what it was used for, I bought it immediately because I love coffee. Hanging it ...

An antique early 20th century terracotta olive jar from Turkey, hand-thrown and traditionally fired, now converted into a sculptural table lamp. The vessel is defined by its generou...

A large drum lampshade handmade in a natural linen-blend fabric, designed for oversized table lamps and statement ceramic bases. The shape is simple and deliberate — a clean cylindr...

An antique early 20th century terracotta olive jar from Turkey, hand-thrown and traditionally fired, finished with a deep, aged glaze and now converted into a sculptural table lamp. ...

Indonesian erotic carving of a man holding his oversized erect phallus while seated in a squatting position. The carving is a handle to a iron tool, pro...

Vintage American post office cubby. Fantastic distressed character. Structurally stable. Ships from Philadelphia.

An early 20th century Anatolian terracotta oil jar from Western Turkey, hand-thrown and traditionally fired, now converted into a sculptural table lamp. This vessel was used for storing olive oil or water, with its rounded body and stable base designed for everyday use. The defining feature is the glazed rim, finished in a deep green glaze applied to strengthen and seal the lip during use. This sits in contrast to the unglazed body below, where the terracotta shows a naturally developed patina with tonal variation across warm clay and darker areas formed through firing. Subtle pitting and surface markings are visible throughout, adding depth without overwhelming the form. The proportions are full and grounded, with a broad body and slightly narrowing base, giving the piece a strong, balanced silhouette. The glaze at the top draws the eye upward, adding a layer of contrast and refinement to an otherwise raw, material-led surface. Now reworked as a vintage terracotta lamp...

Primitive general store floor bin for the storage of 100lbs. of coffee. Solid planks of pine with painted design of Jersey Coffee. This would make a great trash can or storage of any...

Antique oak rustic treen dough bowl / trencher. Rectangular in form with pointed sides and a rounded bottom. Each side has some metal plates from past repairs. Dimensions: 18" x ...