Edward Holmes Baldock
British
Edward Holmes Baldock (1777–1845) was one of early 19th-century London’s most esteemed antique furniture and porcelain dealers. Opening his business in 1805 on Hanway Street, he quickly earned a reputation for supplying fine French-style furniture and Chinese export porcelain to elite clients, including members of the British royal family and prominent aristocrats. Recognized as one of the first true "antique dealers," Baldock also commissioned custom furniture, often collaborating with master marquetry craftsmen. His pieces are known for their exquisite use of specimen woods, ormolu mounts, and porcelain panels, reflecting a museum-quality standard. His refined taste and innovative approach to antique dealing left a lasting influence on the decorative arts market.
Edward Holmes Baldock
AN EXCEPTIONAL 19TH CENTURY EDWARD HOLMES BALDOCK MARQUETRY CENTRE TABLE
H 29 in W 44 in D 44 in
$ 31,900
Edward Holmes Baldock
A Victorian walnut marquetry writing table attributed to Edward Holmes Baldock
H 29 in W 48 in D 24 in
$ 6,110
Edward Holmes Baldock
A Fine Victorian Marquetry Centre Table Attributed to Blake & Co & E. H. Baldock
H 29 in W 48 in D 48 in
$ 25,100
Edward Holmes Baldock
A William IV satinwood display cabinet attributed to Edward Holmes Baldock
H 60 in W 38 in D 22 in
$ 14,700
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