Bow Front Chest with Bird’s Eye MapleĀ 

This is a lovely, mahogany, bow front chest of drawers in the Hepplewhite style. It features Bird’s Eye Maple drawer fronts that are nothing short of stunning. Additionally, it has beautiful Hepplewhite, splayed, bracket feet. [Read more…]

Fancy Water Bucket Bench

One does not hear the words “fancy” and “water bucket bench” used in the same description often but here it is. This beautiful, dual level water bench has two shelves, with a row of three drawers under the upper most level. The lower shelf has two doors which turns that part into a little cupboard. [Read more…]

Five Stack Barrister Bookcase

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”. [Read more…]

Belter Chaise Lounge and Chair

“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. [Read more…]

Queen Anne Lowboy

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. [Read more…]

Three Section Overmantel Mirror

It is hard to find this style mirror anymore in this kind of condition. Here we have a classic three part, overmantel mirror from approximately 1830. [Read more…]

Uncle Sam Cast Iron Bank, C. 1886

This is “the real deal”. Made during or after 1886, this is a cast iron bank of everyone’s favorite uncle, Uncle Sam! Check out the original paint! Who doesn’t love a set of white with read pinstripes? Not only does he work but he still retains the original door and key for the bank. Even his beard wiggles when the bank is used. Standing 11.5″ tall and with a base of 5″ by 4″, this Uncle Sam is still “wants your coins”. All you have to do is put a coin in his hand and push a button. His right hand drops, his satchel opens, and the coin is stored in the base of the bank. Patented in June of 1886, this piece is total original. This is an original piece of American history.

Price: $995

Walnut, Marble Top Sideboard

Walnut, Marble Top Sideboard

A nice, solid walnut marble top sideboard. Victorian sideboards are a bit different from their earlier brethren. Usually, they consist of a marble top over 2 drawers over 2 doors with a tall, attached back piece.

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