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This pretty, four drawer chest Is made out of solid mahogany. The string inlay really stands out against the figured mahogany. The combination of the two is very pleasing. (more…)

“Holy Smokes!” may well be the first words one thinks when this piece is seen in person.

This is one of the best tilt top tables we have ever owned or seen. Simply, it is a masterpiece. One instantly notices the gallery. Galleries were rarely made but to find one in such excellent condition is amazing. Of course there are some minor repairs to it but they are old and well done. Next, one notices the finish. It appears to have been lovingly cared for. (more…)

An early, Rose Mandarin brush box with its original lid.  Look closely at the decorations. To say it is pretty just doesn’t do it justice. The court scene on top is sweet, and it shows a slight amount of wear. (more…)

“Wow!” The first word that comes to mind when one sees this table for the first time. From the top to the pedestal to the feet, this table has it all. Made somewhere around 1775, this table is the epitome of high style and taste. (more…)

A beautiful, brass telescope with period tripod. This wonderful piece is in excellent condition and is in working order. Made out of solid brass, the lenses are in excellent condition. (more…)

A beautiful slant front desk made out of solid cherry. This desk is simply pretty. Starting with the carved torches on the interior, WOW! They really pop when the desk is open. (more…)

This wonderful map of Virginia was derived from Captain John Smith’s map of 1612. While amazingly accurate, this map shows Jamestown (Lameftowne). In the upper left corner is Chief Powhatan with his wives and children. (more…)

“Wow”, this is a stunning piece. This piece just gets better and better the more one looks at it. First, it is oval, ribbed, and scalloped. As if that wasn’t enough, the top edge has an applied silver edge to it. (more…)