George Smith

George Smith was best known for cabinet making and upholstery during the first quarter of the 19 th Century and was a contemporary of Henry Holland and Thomas Hope.

He made furniture in a wide, eclectic range of tastes, based generally on the late neo-classical style, but also including neo-gothic style work and chinoiserie. He produced several pattern books the first being "A Collection of Designs for Household Furniture and Interior Decoration."

Every item of George Smith furniture is made using the finest natural raw materials, such as prime, seasoned beech or birchwood for the custom made frames, heavy steel coiled springs and boar bristle.