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We deal in 18th and 19th century furniture and objects, the emphasis being on the decorative and the unusual. To enter the shop is to enter a world of cultures, styles and periods - A medley of forms and shapes. The furniture ranges from the Gothic Revival, ebony Colonial pieces - Chinoiserie and Painted items, through to rustic pieces. The smaller objects reflect DMT's fascination with the unusual, from soapstone pagodas, caricatures, candle sticks, fine terracotta figures, to the absolutely whimsical - a decorator's heaven. David Martin -Taylor also exhibits at the Viewing can currently be arranged by appointment only or using our online 'Contacting Us' page on this site .
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