Antiques

City of Richmond, VA

A beautifully hand colored image of Richmond from Harpers Weekly. The frame is 27.5″ long and 21″ deep. This was printed in 1862 and was well taken care of.

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Walnut Towel Rack

A nice solid walnut towel rack. It is a solid piece and has enough strength to support quilts as well. It is 24 1/2″ wide, 34 1/4″ tall, and 9″ deep, at the base.

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Victorian Banquet Lamp, Circa 1875

This beautiful Victorian banquet lamp is brass and nickel plated.  Take particular note of the craftsmanship.  The details make this lamp.

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Oval Gold Leaf Mirror

A nice, oval gold leaf mirror with three lights. Oval mirrors of this size are a rarity. One that can hold three candles is even more so.   (more…)

A wonderful, Mahogany Tall Case or Grandfather Clock.  This clock was made by the renowned clock maker Aaron Willard in Boston, Massachusetts before 1800.

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Cherry Two Drawer End Table, Circa 1820

A nice cherry two drawer end.  The top is only one board!  The drawer fronts are so thickly veneered in mahogany that the cabinetmaker was able to put scratch beading on the fronts.

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Brass Chippendale Andirons, Circa 1800

A beautiful pair of matching Chippendale andirons. Made out of solid brass, the pair stands 17 3/4″ tall and 19″ deep.

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Pair of Brass and Wrought Iron Andirons, Circa 1910

An unusual pair wrought iron andirons with brass finials.  These pieces are definitely handmade but date from the early 20th century.  They stand 28 ¼” tall, 26” deep and 9 1/8” wide at the base.

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