Testimonials

"Three Bells Furniture was orginally recommended to me by a colleague and previous customer of Jonathan. I was seeking pieces of furniture with attributes unavailable to me within the mass-market. After visiting the workshop to discuss my requirements I was invited to make periodic visits during the manufacturing phases to witness and enjoy the pieces being created. Jonathan and Brian incorporated those traditional construction methods and the attention to detail I was seeking. The result was competitively priced, beautifully finished and delivered on-time. So impressed with the pride and passion that went into the workmanship that I have commissioned further pieces all of which prominently celebrate the

Three Bells Brand".

From Phil Hampton.

"The sitting room in our nine-year old house has been completely transformed by two large Three Bells Furniture Bookcases with cupboards below. Jonathan produced beautifully drawn-up plans as we requested, the fitting went like clockwork, the result exceeded our expectations and the comments of our friends are approving".

From Mr & Mrs Wilson.

"We asked Jonathan to design a special bed for our son Ethan with the theme of diggers, and we were thrilled with the outcome. It was Ethan's first bed and it made the transtion from the cot bed to a bed so much easier.

Thanks to Three Bells Furniture".

From Brian & Claire.

"I found Three Bells Furniture on the internet and given the comments in a testimonial, on the site, approached them regarding the manufacture of six chairs to the design of a sample chair with a number of modifications. Jonathan Cheyne accepted the challange and Brian Midwinter built the chairs. As the customer I can only speak most highly of the service, the exceptional standard of craftsmanship and for bespoke items, the value for money. My family and friends who have seen and used the chairs, like me, have said that the finish is beautiful and the level of craftsmanship second to none. Well done Three Bells Furniture'''

Best Wishes John Turner .

March 2015