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Knight Fine Antiques & Collectables Welcome to Knight Fine Antiques & Collectables, established in 2024, an online fine & luxury antiques store, delivering fine & luxury antiques worldwide.

Run by third-generation antique dealers, brothers Harry & Arthur Knight.

🚨 New YouTube Video now live, watch now using the link below!
27/10/2026

🚨 New YouTube Video now live, watch now using the link below!

Arthur from Knight Fine Antiques & Collectables takes a closer look...

Harry and Arthur have been back up Hemswell Antique Centres after a few recent sales and some exciting new arrivals.We’v...
24/10/2026

Harry and Arthur have been back up Hemswell Antique Centres after a few recent sales and some exciting new arrivals.

We’ve just added an impressive 19th-century carved Breton buffet, profusely decorated with wonderful scenes of French country life, alongside a beautiful Early Victorian zebrawood and rosewood centre table.

Both pieces are now available to view at our unit upstairs in the Guardroom at Hemswell Antique Centre.

The Breton cabinet will also be coming to our website very soon, so stay tuned.

Visit our website via the link in our bio to explore our latest available pieces. Knight Fine Antiques & Collectables | Decorative Arts

New YouTube video now live. Which would you choose? 🤔Head over to our YouTube channel via the link in our bio to watch o...
19/10/2026

New YouTube video now live. Which would you choose? 🤔

Head over to our YouTube channel via the link in our bio to watch our latest video, where we showcase exceptional fine antique furniture, explore the craftsmanship behind each piece and share the fascinating histories that make them special.

Subscribe to the channel so you don’t miss future releases. We already have several new videos in the works, so stay tuned.

18/10/2026

Harry showcases two exceptional new arrivals at Knight Fine Antiques & Collectables.

A pair of Napoleon III serpentine kingwood, tulipwood and marquetry secretaire chests, alongside a French kingwood, rosewood and tulipwood ormolu secretaire chest, c.1890.

Which would you choose?

Now available online at Knight Fine Antiques & Collectables. Link in bio 🔗

Harry with some of the exceptional new secretaire chest stock that went live on our website this week, including both a ...
17/10/2026

Harry with some of the exceptional new secretaire chest stock that went live on our website this week, including both a pair and a single example.

The new arrivals include a pair of Napoleon III serpentine kingwood, tulipwood and marquetry secretaire chests, alongside a French kingwood, rosewood and tulipwood ormolu secretaire chest, dating to circa 1890.

Here he is with them ready for filming, with videos coming very soon exploring the pieces in more detail.

Click the link in our bio to discover the new arrivals. One of them might be exactly what you’ve been looking for. Knight Fine Antiques & Collectables | Decorative Arts

16/10/2026

Arthur showcases what may be the most important piece we have ever offered.

This extraordinary Florentine Baroque commode, dating to circa 1690–1720, is attributed to the Grand Ducal Workshops of the Medici court — a tradition that produced some of the most important and prestigious furniture in Europe.

What began as a beautiful 17th-century Italian commode became something far more significant as our research developed. Its exceptional ivory and pewter inlay, richly figured walnut, Foggini-designed ormolu mounts and surviving “LC” stamp led us to close comparisons with documented furniture from former Medici residences, including Palazzo Pitti and Villa La Quiete.

We are extremely grateful to the leading Italian furniture specialists, international dealers, authors and historians who have generously shared their knowledge and helped us with this research. A sincere thank you to everyone who has contributed - and continues to contribute - as we investigate this remarkable piece further.

A significant work of Florentine cabinetmaking, and one we are incredibly proud to offer.

11/10/2026

Harry showcases some of the latest pieces now available at our unit .

Come and visit us upstairs in the Guardroom and explore the collection in person at Europe’s largest antiques centre, set within a former RAF base in Lincolnshire.

All of the pieces are also available to view online via the link in our bio

New stock now at Hemswell Antique CentreHarry and Arthur have been back at Hemswell today, adding several new pieces to ...
10/10/2026

New stock now at Hemswell Antique Centre

Harry and Arthur have been back at Hemswell today, adding several new pieces to our display following a number of recent sales.

Newly added upstairs in the Guardroom:

• Gillows of Lancaster Davenport, c.1830
• William IV rosewood occasional table
• George III mahogany chest of drawers by J. Moorcroft, c.1790, with a beautiful rich patina
• Pair of French Rococo gilt bronze figural candelabra, late 19th century

All four are now available to view Hemswell Antique Centres and online through our website.

Visit us upstairs in the Guardroom or follow the link in our bio Knight Fine Antiques & Collectables | Decorative Arts to view the latest pieces.

You’ll never guess where this table was made. 🌍Made in Ceylon (modern-day Sri Lanka) around 1840, this remarkable centre...
10/10/2026

You’ll never guess where this table was made. 🌍

Made in Ceylon (modern-day Sri Lanka) around 1840, this remarkable centre table is crafted from ebony and calamander, two of the most prized decorative hardwoods used by the island’s nineteenth-century cabinetmakers.

Unlike the specimen-wood arrangements often found on Ceylonese tables, its top features an unusual radiating design, enriched with delicate ivory inlay and exceptionally fine silver stringing.

Despite our research, we have yet to find another recorded example with quite this pattern.

The richly carved ebony pedestal and original tilting mechanism reveal even more of the craftsmanship behind this fascinating piece.

Now available with Knight Fine Antiques & Collectables | Decorative Arts .

Ebony Calamander FurnitureHistory

07/10/2026

Arthur gives us a closer look at this exceptional French Louis XVI style cylinder desk, dating to c.1869, showcasing its remarkable roll-top design, expanding writing surfaces and exceptional level of 19th-century French cabinetmaking.

For the full story, history and research behind this piece, watch our complete YouTube video - link in bio. 🔗

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