Sworders’ Fine Interiors Department hold four sales a year, each one comprising a covetable selection of period and modern furniture and decorative arts, providing everything you need to furnish your home. Incorporating single-owner collections and private estates as well as individual consignments, each auction brings together a wide range of collecting categories including furniture, silver, carpets, textiles, ceramics, sculpture and works of art from around the world.
These sales are carefully curated by our passionate specialists, who draw on an accomplished understanding of period furnishing styles alongside a grasp on today’s most exciting interiors trends. With robust specialist knowledge and a commitment to diligent research, as well as access to a broad panel of specialist consultants, the Fine Interiors sale is also the perfect place for fine and rare objects of cultural and historical importance, where each lot is guaranteed to receive the global attention it deserves.
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To be sold in our December Fine Interiors sale, this pair of mid-18th-century giltwood pier mirrors features the masks, scrolls and rococo ornament closely linked to Matthias Lock’s influential published designs.
18 November 2025
Two rediscovered sculptures from Barrington Hall, Hatfield Broad Oak, will be offered for sale on the open market for the first time in nearly 300 years, in our December Fine Interiors sale.
13 November 2025
In our upcoming Fine Interiors auction on 9–10 December 2025, two lots offer more than fine craftsmanship and design — they carry the weight of imperial history. One piece was acquired from Provender House, the Kent home of Princess Olga Andreevna Romanoff, and the other holds a curious clue to its past, bearing a connection to the Russian Imperial family.
23 October 2025