Antiques

An incredible piece of 18^th century Canton porcelain. The quality and style of the Canton art on this tureen points directly to the late 18^th century. Look at the details on the lid and the tureen. (more…)

Look closely and prepare to be amazed! This beautiful card table has some of the most magnificently detailed inlay work one will see. First and foremost are the inlaid “Lilly of the Valley” panels at the top of each leg. (more…)

A lovely pair of Victorian occasional stands with heavy Empire influence. There is so much to like about this pair of tables that it is hard to know where to start!

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This is an original engraving of the famous “The Last Meeting” by Everett B. D. Julio. It features General Robert E. Lee and General “Stonewall” Jackson meeting on the field of battle with Fredericksburg in the background. (Ignore the mountains, the painter took some artistic liberties with that part.) (more…)

A striking, Chippendale mirror. This magnificent mirror is made with rich mahogany and gilded accents. The finish appears to have great age and luster to it. (more…)

An absolutely stunning sideboard table!  If one is looking for “wow”, then go no further! 

Made out of mahogany, this Chippendale sideboard table has it all. The first item one notices is the condition and finish which are great. The finish is old, but not original, and has a luster and depth to it most people absolutely love. (more…)

A beautiful pair of mahogany, Federal card tables. Pairs are so hard to come by today, it is always a wonder when they stay together. At first look, the legs really stand out. Each one is carved with nice venting. However, it is the tops that steal the show. (more…)

“Check out the inlay!” are the first thoughts one has when viewing this table for the first time. This fine demi lune card table features two pattern inlays on the legs of an ice cycle and scrolled paper. Designed to grab one’s attention the combination really delivers. (more…)