Puritan Values is a leading specialist in the Arts and Crafts Movement, Aesthetic Movement, Gothic Revival, and related design periods. The business was founded by Tony Geering, who brings over 39 years of experience and is supported by one of the most comprehensive private archives in the UK.

You can purchase directly through our website or by contacting us via phone or email. We accept secure payments via bank transfer, card, or other approved methods.

Yes. We accept returns under the UK’s consumer protection regulations. Items must be returned in original condition within 14 days. Please see our full Returns & Cancellations Policy here › or contact us first to ensure safe return handling.

All purchases are backed by our satisfaction guarantee. Each item is sold with full transparency — condition, origin, and restoration history are clearly documented.

Yes. We ship internationally using a trusted network of couriers built over 39+ years. All pieces are professionally packed and fully insured.

International buyers may be responsible for local import duties or VAT. We provide detailed customs documentation and can assist if you have specific needs.

Yes. Viewings are by appointment only. Please contact us to arrange a visit.

Yes. Every item is carefully vetted for authenticity and provenance, supported by decades of expertise and research.

Yes. We provide expert in-house or partner-led restoration services that preserve the integrity of each piece.

Yes. We offer appraisals and in-depth research. Simply send us photographs and any available details for a consultation.

Yes. We can issue documentation confirming provenance, maker, and restoration on request — especially useful for collectors or institutions.

Yes. We regularly work with galleries, designers, and the trade. Contact us to discuss terms or gain full inventory access.

Yes. We support cultural projects and productions with sourcing, research, and loans.

Yes. Our archive spans 39+ years of research and documentation. Premium access is available via subscription: £10/month or £100/year.
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Absolutely. The archive is a valuable resource for understanding makers, periods, and stylistic traits. Explore it here or contact us for guidance.

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