Antiques

“Battle of the Monitor and Merrimack” by Kurz and Allison, Circa 1889

A great engraving of “Battle of the Monitor and Merrimack” by Kurz and Allison.  This world famous battle represented major innovations in civil and military technologies.

(more…)

Train or Ship Bell

A wonderful, brass bell that most likely came from a steam locomotive. Made somewhere around the turn of the 20^th century, this piece looks great. It has a strong, clear tone when rung. (more…)

Banded Satinwood Pembrooke Table

An “eye popping”, “jaw dropping” pembrooke table from the late 18^th century. This stunning, Hepplewhite table is veneered in satinwood and has rosewood banding and accents. (more…)

Bird’s Eye Maple Empire Server

An Empire server featuring a rare wood combination of Bird’s Eye Maple and Cherry. While the solid cherry sides are nice, it is the Bird’s Eye Maple top and front that really make this piece a sight to behold. (more…)

A beautiful and rare gas light fixture. “What an unusual light” is the first thought that pops into ones mind when this piece is seen for the first time. Then the beauty of the lamp shines forth. The next thought, “what is it”? (more…)

A wonderful Heart Pine Corner Cupboard with 2 doors. Look closely at the feet and trim. All of it is original. (more…)

Chippendale Mule Chest, Circa 1750-1785

A solid mahogany, Chippendale mule chest with the original finish.  The feet and bone escutcheon are original as well.  Overall, this chest is in amazing condition.

(more…)

1910 Engraving of UNC

A wonderful engraving of the University of North Carolina. This piece was made by Richard Rummell (1848-1924). He was a well known artist and was commissioned to do some water color paintings of some of the most prestigious schools and colleges in American. Painted from a “bird’s eye view” it has often been speculated that he used a hot air balloon.

(more…)