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Native Son: Matthew Cox Antiques in Stamford, England

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Native Son: Matthew Cox Antiques in Stamford, England

April 9, 2019

Discovered via our designer friend Cassandra Ellis: third-generation antiques dealer Matthew Cox, who operates between Stamford (where he’s based) and London. He lives in the same town he grew up in, in a “very old, very large house on the town square; I pretty much live in the equivalent of my childhood home,” he says. “History is repeating.”

“Matthew is an antiques dealer and maker of incredible pieces of furniture and lighting,” Cassandra says. “He manages to combine pieces in a way that is comfortable, modern, and traditional. Telling stories through objects and the magical ‘Ma.’ or space in between. Never too much or too little. It’s a rare skill.”

Take a tour of Matthew’s house at Atelier Ellis.

Here’s a look at his offerings (consult his website for pricing):

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Above: A dining room in Matthew’s own house, painted in Atelier Ellis Faded Blossom.
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Above: The made-to-order steel-framed Oculus Convex is available in a range of sizes and frame finishes
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Above: An antique Art Deco Glass Dish Pendant with blue glass-paint finish, c. late 20th century.
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Above: The made-to-order Raccolta Table is an ash and wrought-iron trestle table “inspired by the simple furniture found in the abandoned chapel of c.16th century Villa Raccolata,” Matthew says.
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Above: The Galley Lantern is a “spare and elegant brass lantern inspired by the English country house kitchen,” Matthew says.
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Above: A pair of antique Vesper Wall Lights is made from early 19th century patinated brass components (Matthew will be introducing replica made-to-order lights based on this design shortly).
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Above: The Artist’s Chair was “inspired by the Japanese antique tradition,” according to Matthew.

See more elegant English antiques:

At Home with London’s Antiques Whisperer

Manor-Worthy Furniture from Christopher Howe

Puckhaber in London: A Chic Family-Owned Antiques Shop

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