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“WOW!  What is that!  Is that carving?”

These are the first words that come to mind when one first sees this piece. First, to say it is “amazing, stunning, or unbelievable” simply doesn’t do it. Second, the pictures below simply cannot relate the visual impact this piece has. It’s presence, character, and…awesomeness can only be experienced in person. (more…)

American Chippendale Tea Caddy

An incredibly, American, Chippendale tea caddy. How does one know it is American? It has poplar secondary wood used throughout!

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A majestic, three pedestal, Duncan Phyfe Dining table. This impressive table is a sight to behold at 146 ½” in length. Each leaf is 21”. (more…)

Melon Tea Caddy, Circa 1810

A rare melon tea caddy, Circa 1810. Melon tea caddies are one of the most difficult to find and would be a jewel in any collection. (more…)

Coastal Virginia Huntboard

An incredibly rare coastal Virginia huntboard or sideboard. This is one of the finest Virginia pieces we have had in years.

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Ground blue Satsuma vases are always a favorite and this pair delivers. Standing 8 ½” tall and 4 ½” in diameter, this pair is beautiful. (more…)

American Federal Breakfront, Circa 1910

Gorgeous, Stunning, Magnificent, Show Stopper are but a few words that come to mind when this piece is “experienced” in person.

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An incredibly carved set of 7 dining room chairs with ball and claws.  The set consists of 6 side chairs and a single arm chair. 

Spectacular!  It doesn’t even begin to do these chairs justice. The backs and legs are WOW! Look at the sophistication of the owl splats! The extra piercing where the splat and crest rail meet is very rare. (more…)