“Stunning” just doesn’t do this sideboard justice. This is an “eye popping” piece. It is made out of mahogany and flame mahogany veneers. It features gorgeous bell flower inlaid legs with barber pole inlay around the top edge and a banded pattern around the base. (more…)
A beautiful, solid rosewood canterbury. It is always difficult to find a canterbury in good, usable condition. This one features a carved wreath and is in outstanding condition. (more…)
This is a lovely San Domingo mahogany, slant front desk. The first thing one notices is the serpentine front. It is beautiful! Following the front, the ogee bracket feet and carved shell relief on the base stand out nicely. Once the fall board is lowered, one can see the interior with a matching shell carved into the center top drawer. (more…)
A beautiful, Federal gaming table made out of mahogany. This elegant table is a Federal style table with just a bit of French flair. To start off with, it has the classic hairy paw feet. The top is a classic shape with pinched rounded corners. It is a bit larger than usual, especially at the width. (more…)
A wonderfully, petite stepback cupboard. This beautiful piece features a broken pediment with wood finial. The doors are paneled at on the top and have cockbeaded edges on the lower part. This two part piece has fluted stiles on the upper and lower sections. (more…)
A lovely, Hepplewhite sideboard made out of mahogany. This is a classic sideboard that features the famous “Baltimore Bell Flowers” inlaid on the legs. Inlay work like this is always sought after. (more…)
This is a lovely two Pembrooke table with two drawers. Made out of mahogany, it features flame mahogany on the top and front. It has the wonderfully old luster to the finish which could be original. (more…)
“What a cool bench!” These words just don’t do this piece justice. First, it is the overall shape and design. The clipped corners are extremely rare in a bench. Made for function over form, it is very unusual for a bench maker to spend time on details and this piece has them in spades. (more…)