Period Inspiration:

In the closing decades of the eighteenth century, two names defined the neoclassical English dining room. George Hepplewhite gave furniture its most elegant silhouette - the shield-back chair, codified in Alice Hepplewhite's Cabinet-Maker and Upholsterer's Guide of 1788, its lobed, trefoil-crowned outline becoming the definitive expression of Georgian lightness and restraint. Thomas Sheraton, publishing his Cabinet-Maker and Upholsterer's Drawing Book between 1791 and 1794, brought a more architectural rigour - reeded splats, columnar members, carved patera blocks, and fluted tapered legs of extraordinary precision.

This six-chair dining suite, paired with its demilune-ended dining table, stands at the exact confluence of both masters. The shield outline is Hepplewhite's. The tripartite fan of slender reeded splats rising from a carved wheatsheaf patera is Sheraton's. The fluted tapered legs and carved corner blocks of the extending table speak Sheraton's grammar fluently.

Where Hepplewhite gave the form, Sheraton gave the ornament. This suite inherits both.

Material – Teak wood and premium fabric

Dimensions in Inches:

Dining Table
• Length: 72
• Width: 36
• Height: 31

Dining Chairs (6)
• Overall height: 38
• Seat height: 18
• Width: 20
• Depth: 21

Delivery Timeline - Every piece from The Collectors is crafted to order. Production and delivery typically require 4–6 weeks, with occasional extensions reflecting the care, materials, and finishing each object demands.

The price mentioned includes all taxes and delivery.

Item code – TCDS20

Please Note:
Product images are for design reference. Each piece is individually handcrafted, and natural variations in finish, leather tone, wood grain, and dimensions are part of its character, which make each piece unique. Photographs will be shared during production for your review. Materials such as fabric, leather, and hardware are subject to availability; suitable choices will be offered for your selection where required.