Stick Barometer

A classic mahogany, stick barometer. This barometer features all the favorite elements of a stick barometer. It is sleek and has an exposed tube. It features a broken pediment arch and a door over its original brass plate. [Read more…]

Rosewood Canterbury

A beautiful, solid rosewood canterbury. It is always difficult to find a canterbury in good, usable condition. This one features a carved wreath and is in outstanding condition. [Read more…]

Chippendale Card Table

“What a table!” This may be the thought that comes to mind when this table is seen for the first time. Ornately carved, this table has a lot going on in a small package. The first thing one notices is the carved, applied fretwork on the front. To say it is bold, is an understatement. [Read more…]

Chippendale Mirror featuring Phoenix

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. [Read more…]

Pair of Classic Candlesticks

This pair of brass candlesticks are a classic design. This design originated in the 18th century but came back into style during the middle of the 19th century. [Read more…]

Drafting Table or Architect’s Desk

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 2nd 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

Petite Regency Sideboard

“Wow, what a piece…” These may very well be the first thoughts that come to mind when viewing this piece for the first time. First and foremost, this piece is period and it is “right”. [Read more…]

Fine Silk Embroidery

“Striking, meticulous, colorful, pristine” are just some of the words that describe this piece. This is one of the finest silk embroidery pieces one may ever see. Even saying this, does not do this piece justice. [Read more…]