Collinson & Lock was a London-based company that was known for its high-quality, handcrafted furniture and decorative arts. The company was founded in 1870 and was taken over by Waring & Gillows in 1897, after which the name was dropped.

The company was known for its fine craftsmanship and attention to detail. They produced a wide range of furniture and decorative items, including desks, bookcases, tables, chairs, and cabinets. They were particularly well-known for their reproduction furniture, which was based on historical designs and made using traditional methods.

Collinson & Lock was also known for their use of high-quality materials, including exotic woods and inlaid marquetry. They were one of the leading furniture makers of the late 19th century and were considered among the best in their field.

Collinson & Lock's reputation for quality and craftsmanship attracted a wide range of clients, from the wealthy more...

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Elegant & superb quality walnut & mahogany writing table by…

Collinson & Lock Writing Table with Elegant Design & Quality

Elegant & superb quality walnut & mahogany writing table by Collinson & Lock, London centre drawer flanked by four further drawers raised on elegant turned and carved legs united by box shaped stretchers the insert leather top of hand stained cow hide…

Collinson & Lock walnut writing table elegant & superb quality…

Elegant Writing Table by Collinson & Lock

Collinson & Lock walnut writing table elegant & superb quality walnut & mahogany writing table by the esteemed Collinson & Lock, London, centre drawer flanked by four further drawers, raised on elegant turned & carved legs, united by box shaped stretchers…

Mid 19th century mahogany library desk with drawers to each…

Mahogany Library Desk with Drawers and Castors

Mid 19th century mahogany library desk with drawers to each side, supported by turned legs with large brass cup castors, stamped Collinson, circa 1850. (122 cm X 92 cm, 79 cm high).