Antiques

A beautiful, Hepplewhite bow front chest of drawers. This lovely chest has a mahogany front with deep cherry sides and top. Each drawer is elegantly inlaid as is edge of the top. (more…)

A beautiful set of Chinese export figurines depicting two men. One is a father holding his son. In great condition, this piece stands 17” tall, 5” wide, and 3 ¼” deep. It dates around 1900-1910. (more…)

A good “high country”, three drawer end table. Overall, the table is made out of solid cherry, including a one board top. Although, it is the Bird’s Eye Maple drawer fronts that steal the show. Highly figured, it really “pops” off the drawer fronts. (more…)

A magnificently carved, set of 8 Chippendale Ball and Claw chairs. The carvings on these chairs is marvelous and at a quick glance looks period. Instead of being 18^th century, these bench made chairs date around 1900.This means one gets the look of 225+ years at a much more reasonable price. (more…)

A stellar collection of desks sets from 1885-1915. Most are made out of brass. One large piece is bronze and a smaller two piece set is probably a metal allow. The bronze set is the only one we have ever had out of that material. (more…)

A wonderful, solid mahogany, architect’s desk or drafting table. This desk would have been used by either. The top lifts up and is adjustable. There is a small strip of wood this “pops” out as the top lifts to give support to paper or a book. The front “drawer” slides out to reveal a writing surface. This surface can lift open or slide back to reveal additional storage. Originally, this piece would have had 2 hidden drawers but the slides and drawers are not present. The slides could be replaced. On the right side of the drawer is a spin out compartment meant to hold ink. Each side of the desk has a concealable candle holder, one is original and one is an accurate copy. Most of the hardware is original with only the bale pull and posts being added around the 1900-1925. It would not have had either originally. It is 35 ¾” wide, 23 ½” deep, and 30 ¾” tall when closed. 

This is an incredibly rare piece. It is only the 2^nd on we have ever owned. Overall, it is in very good condition. The finish is old and has a nice luster to it. There is a bit of marring that is pictured in a closeup photograph. It looks better in person but we wanted to make sure it is clearly seen by picture. English. Circa 1770.

Price: $5,750

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A lovely, Canton bowl with scalloped rim. This piece is in outstanding condition and has 18 scallops. (more…)

A rare, period, 48” diameter drum table. Made out of mahogany, this table is impressive. First, the embossed leather on top has great age and character but is still in excellent condition.

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