Furniture

Small Sideboard

A sweet, small Hepplewhite sideboard with tapered legs. Made out of Honduras mahogany, this piece retains a lighter shade than many. (more…)

A nice, swivel top card table with hairy paw feet. Made out of mahogany, this table was probably constructed around 1825-1830. Stylistically, it is a combination of Neoclassical and early Empire. (more…)

This delightful dry sink is in great shape. What first catches one’s eye is the back. The backsplash is pierced and shaped. The design is most unusual and most likely a later embellishment. However, the rest of the piece has nice lines and it totally works together. (more…)

This striking, Federal, linen press simply put is…WOW!

First and foremost, the flame mahogany leaps off the piece. One’s eye simply won’t leave it. The flame mahogany is all bookend matched. This means each piece was the congruent cut of mahogany to the next one. (more…)

A Pembrooke sewing table with 2 drawers. This lovely table has two drop leaves and beautiful barely twist legs with its original casters. It has 2 drawers with a third sewing bag drawer. (more…)

A lovely, mahogany card table with saber legs. The top is solid mahogany and so is the apron. The solid pedestal is veneered in flame mahogany. (more…)

A nice, oval candlestand. This table has a two board top that is 23” by 14 ¾”. The cherry base goes beautifully with Honduras mahogany top. (more…)

This beautiful, solid walnut dining room table is most impressive. When seen for the first time, the soft warmth of the walnut is what one first notices. Next, the sheer size of the table is impressive. (more…)