Druce & Co Antique Furniture

Druce & Co were renowned antique furniture cabinet makers and furniture restorers based in Baker street London. They would make, upholster and restore furniture for the wealthy clientele throughout the Victorian era. Druce & Co was established Thomas Charles Druce and his son, Herbert Druce took over the business in 1864 when Thomas Druce passed away.

Druce & Co was listed in the Marylebone Trade Directory of 1853 as ‘Furnishers, Upholsterers and Upholders for clients of discernment’.

Druce & Co furniture was one of the most well known furnishers in the UK throughout the Victorian and Edwardian periods but unfortunately during the World war, German bombers destroyed most their building and stocks so they ended their business.

Below are some examples of previously sold quality pieces produced by Druce.

This Spectacular Quality Kidney Shaped Antique Table dates from the Edwardian period ca. 1900 and is by the renowned makers Druce & Co of London. This fine antique table has a brass galley above a beautifully figured kidney shaped top with fine string inlays. This sits above a superb inlaid frieze with shaped Mahogany lined drawer, brass handle and elegant cabriole legs.

This Quality Antique Edwardian Walnut Pedestal Desk dates from ca. 1900 with a well used tooled leather and unusual inverted break front.

This Superb Edwardian Antique Mahogany Console Table By Druce has a rectangular moulded top above two frieze drawers with thumb mouldings. This splendid piece stands on four tapering reeded legs with spade feet and has marvellous flower head carvings.

This fine example of a serpentine wardrobe was clearly stamped and stood on cabriole legs.