Journal

A rare and untouched original piece of hand made metal furniture, with fine lines and integrity of surface. 

Retaining traces of the historic painted surface and with a wonderfully weathered and naturally patinated surface, it can still function as an “al fresco” garden, terrace or conservatory dining table or equally work as a unique and stylish interior accent in a contemporary apartment or in a traditional indoor space. 

Whimsical Folk Art Tea Shop or Tavern Trade Sign

In 1625 a Royal Charter proclaimed that Trade Signs would be permitted in London. Subsequently in April of 1710, a  Mr Addison wrote in The Spectator ……”I would enjoin every shop to make use of a sign which bears some affinity to the wares in which it deals” 

June 21^st – 1^st July,  Preview Tuesday 20^th June 

For the first time in over 40 years, we will not be exhibiting at a major Art and Antiques Fair in London this Summer, but will instead be installing an exhibition in our Battersea Gallery. 

A BADA Week Exhibition 

"Most of the world is covered by water. A fisherman's job is simple: Pick out the best parts." Charles W Waterman

Artist's Preview at Robert Young Antiques Tue 11th October 6-8pm

Luke Burton presents 'Bow', the latest exhibition in the Contemporary Collaborations series, which sees artists respond to works from the Robert Young Antiques collection. In a display curated by Jessica Shiel, Burton will be creating new vitreous enamel works, exploring the symbolism found within embroidered ship portraits, created by sailors during their time away from sea.