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"I’ve known Lorfords for many years, and I’ll never forget walking into their shop in Tetbury for the first time. A treasure trove, where you cannot fail to find the perfect piece to fit into your interior project."
Nina Campbell, Interior Designer
"We love our regular foraging of the stock at Lorfords for our Pig hotel projects and always end up buying lots of interesting things……..often with irresistible purchases for our home too."
Robin & Judy Hutson, The Pig Hotels
"Lorfords is a wonderful resource for both made to order furniture, lighting and antiques. We are consistently impressed with the availability of stock which is invaluable at the installation stage of a project"
Joanna Plant, Interior Designer
"There is something special about walking into the treasure trove that is Lorfords… I have never failed to leave without a jewel of an item – and not just for my clients, I often find items for my home that I can’t resist taking with me."
Lucy Cunningham, Interior Designer
Latest Arrivals
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- Stuart Semple, 'Who Let in the Rain', 1987Stuart Semple, Who Let in the Rain, 19872 x Artist proofs of photo montage available£400.00In stock
- 20th Century Mosaic Artwork of Evangelical LionUnusual piece of 20th Century mosaic artwork depicting an evangelical lion.From the biblical text, Book of Durrow. A precursor to The Book of Kells. This particular piece depicts the lion representing John, one of the Gospel icons. The Book of Durrow is a hand-written and hand-illustrated gospel manuscript named after the Christian monastery of Durrow in central Ireland. It is an illuminated manuscript dated to Circa 700 that consists of text from the four gospel books.Written in an Irish adaption of Vulgate Latin, and illustrated in the Insular script style. Today the text resides in the Library of Trinity College Dublin. Recently reframed, with new hanging brackets attached.£1,250.00In stock
- 20th Century Blue Metal Coffee Table20th Century British occasional or coffee table in blue with brass detail on feet and top.With two glass shelves. Matching side tables also available.£675.00In stock
- Pair of 20th Century Blue Metal Side TablesPair of 20th Century British occasional or side tables.In blue with brass detail on feet and top, with glass shelves. Matching small coffee table also available. Circa 1950.Table 1 measures: 64cm wide x 42cm deep x 46cm tall.Table 2 measures: 26cm wide x 36cm deep x 28cm tall.£725.00In stock
- 19th Century English Terracotta Urn on PedestalA fine rare late 19th Century English Country House terracotta centrepiece garden urn on pedestal. In the style of by Doulton of Lambeth. Of campana form, glazed, rope detail and craquelure detail, above bold masked handles. The urn standing on its original pedestal. In worn condition, neither the urn or base are stamped but style, glaze and form are in line with Lambeth Doulton designs. It is a beautifully decorative piece, has an aged weather worn look with some losses would look wonderful in a summerhouse, hallway or home as a decorative piece. Also suitable for use as a garden ornament.Bottom plinth measures 35cm wide tapering to 29cm, 34cm tall. Middle foot measures 23cm wide, tapering to 10cm, 20cm tall.Urn overall diameter: 50cm wide x 50cm tall. Overall height approx 90cm.£2,750.00In stock
- Contemporary Oil on Canvas 'De Profundis' Painting by Howard MasonContemporary oil on canvas painting by Howard Mason.Inspired by Oscar Wilde's 'De Profundis'. A tormented figure struggles with the extremes of his emotions.£2,500.00In stock
- Miniature Late 18th Century Swedish Chest of DrawersLate 18th Century Swedish miniature chest of drawers.Made from yew with three long drawers, escutcheon plates and drop handles. Useful for jewellery or other small items.£1,100.00In stock
- Pair of 19th Century Italian Grand Tour Bronze Medici VasesPair of 19th Century Italian Grand Tour cast bronze vases. Fashioned after the Medici and Borghese vases.Circa 1800.£6,500.00In stock
- Pair of 20th Century French Spiral Bronzed Pottery LampsPair of 20th Century French spiral bronzed pottery lamps with twisted bases. The shade shown as an example only, not included.Circa 1975.£1,900.00In stock


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- 19th Century Watercolour Portrait Study of Two Children Playing by James HolmesA wonderful 19th Century English watercolour painting, heightened with gouache. Depicting two children playing.By James Holmes 1777-1860. Signed and dated 1832.Beautiful giltwood and gesso framing which does have losses but has developed a lovely patina.£695.00In stock
- Pair of 20th Century French Neo-Classical Style Carved Giltwood Armchairs by Maison JansenA chic pair of mid-20th Century carved giltwood Neo-Classical style armchairs by Maison Jansen.Reference; Jansen Furniture by James Archer Abbot, Page 83 for a similar marquise.France, Circa 1950.Matching sofa also available.£6,800.00In stock
- 20th Century French Neo-Classical Style Carved Giltwood Sofa by Maison JansenA beautiful carved giltwood Neo-Classical style sofa by Maison Jansen. Reference; Jansen Furniture by James Archer Abbot, Page 83 for a similar marquise.France, Circa 1950.Matching pair of armchairs also available.£6,800.00In stock
- 19th Century French Iron Orangery Table on CastorsRare 19th Century French iron orangery table on twisted iron base with feet terminating on castors.The four downrights are joined on the upper levels with decorative finials. The base is joined by four cross stretchers with central urn finial.£1,275.00In stock
- Contemporary French Watercolour of a Garden SceneContemporary French framed watercolour of a garden scene.Signed by the artist.£575.00In stock






OUR STORY
LORFORDS HAS BEEN A CONTINUALLY EVOLVING PROJECT SINCE 2001...
Toby Lorford left behind a career in London’s broadcast and PR world in the late 1990s, gradually following in his father’s footsteps in the trade of beautiful old things. By 2003, the first Lorfords Antiques shop opened its doors in Tetbury. Two years later, the business settled into its home at 30 Long Street and hasn’t looked back since.

