Antiques

A rare, five stack barrister bookcase by Globe-Wernicke. Made out of quarter sawn oak, this is an beautiful example. In particular, the glass shows a wonderful amount of “waviness”. (more…)

A beautiful, and rare, Nanking water bottle. Like many, it depicts a house amongst the clouds. However, the additional art is quite nice and not ordinary at all. (more…)

A pretty pair of Staffordshire dogs on blue cushions with gold tassels. Each one is in excellent condition. (more…)

“Holy Smokes!”, “I have never seen this before”, “WOW!” are just a few of the thoughts that sprang into my head when I saw this piece. “One of a kind” is the one that stuck. (more…)

“wow”….yes, all lower case. The state of shock I felt was so great that only lower case letters will do.

Here we have two original John Henry Belter (1804-1863) pieces from New York City. Who is J. H. Belter? He was known for his pioneering efforts in laminating wood, specifically rosewood. (more…)

Here we have a lovely, Queen Anne lowboy. Made out of solid cherry, the table features an incredible, one board top with pegging. The pegs are clearly visible from the top and under the top on the front. (more…)

A lovely, Chippendale tea caddy. The inlay work is particularly nice on this one with the detailed work on all visible sides of the box. (more…)

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