Furniture

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…)

A striking, Hepplewhite sideboard. This beautiful piece was most likely made in New York City around the end of the American Revolution or a bit later. The mahogany has rich striping and really catches the eye. (more…)

A lovely, English Oak candle box. This lovely box can be hung or used laying down. The lid slides open to reveal where candles were stored. (more…)

A nice, Chippendale bachelor’s chest with its original feet and hardware. Look at the beautiful pulls. They are delightful! It stands only 33 ¾” tall and is 32” wide by 18 ½” deep. (more…)

An oval marble top table. This lovely table has a delightfully light and airy base. In truth, the design of this base is virtually identical to a signed table that was probably made in the same shop. (more…)

Oval Gold Leaf Mirror

A rare, oval, gold leaf mirror with its original gilding. Oval mirror are very uncommon. Have it gilded and the mirror becomes rare.

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A beautifully, hand carved Oak sideboard. Made in the early 20^th century, this piece really is something to see. First, the mirror back with carved crest just grab the eye. (more…)

Walnut High Chair, Circa 1890

A rare walnut, Victorian high chair with original tray.  The high chair has been reglued and refinished.  Note the pretty crest rail and burl walnut veneer on it.

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