A solid mahogany, bachelor’s chest. It has four drawers and features a linen slide. Furthermore the top has molded edge with pinched corners. All of the brass appears to all be original too. [Read more…]
Regency Tall Case Clock
A lovely, mahogany tall case clock. Commonly referred to as a grandfather clock, it features a broken arch on the bonnet, half columns and domed door on the waist, and a paneled base. [Read more…]
Mahogany Bow Front Chest
A beautiful, four drawer, bow front chest. It features lovely string inlay on the drawer fronts, elegant splayed bracket feet, and a reeded edged top. What really makes this piece special is the size. It is only 37 ¼” tall, 40 1/8” and 21 ¾” deep. [Read more…]
Large Federal Gaming Table
A beautiful, Federal gaming table made out of mahogany. This elegant table is a Federal style table with just a bit of French flair. To start off with, it has the classic hairy paw feet. The top is a classic shape with pinched rounded corners. It is a bit larger than usual, especially at the width. [Read more…]
Welsh Clothes Press
This Welsh clothes cupboard is a wonderfully rare piece. Made in 2 parts, this piece is primarily comprised of English Oak with mahogany accents on all the panels and doors on its front.(The sides are paneled as well but lack the mahogany.) [Read more…]
Adam’s Style Sideboard Table
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. [Read more…]
Satinwood Banded Duncan Phyfe Dining Table
A beautiful mahogany with satinwood banding Duncan Phyfe dining room table. It is the satinwood that makes this table leap out in front of its peers. [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
