Virginia Sideboard

An elegant Hepplewhite sideboard with five drawers. Made in the early 19th century, this piece has an 18th century feel. It is simplistic in form but has beautiful string inlay across the front, inset accents at the top of the legs, and cuffs near the bottom of the feet. The fine string inlay work is mirrored on both sides making it appear to have two drawers on either side. However, the right side has only a single, large cellaret drawer. [Read more…]

Virginia One Drawer Table

A lovely, one drawer end table. Made out of solid walnut, this table stands 28 ¼” tall. It is 19 ½” wide and 17 1/8” deep. The top and pull are original. [Read more…]

“Richmond, VA” Engraving by Hill

This is arguably the most desirable engraving of Richmond, VA. Made by J. W. Hill around 1854, this piece pictures the city right before the Civil War. [Read more…]

Map of Virginia and West Virginia

A nice map of Virginia and West Virginia by Culton of New York. Copyrighted in 1882, this map is in excellent condition. [Read more…]

Pair of Virginia Card Tables

An incredible pair of matching card tables. There is always a celebration when one finds a pair of tables. A matched pair of gaming tables, most likely from Virginia, is nothing short of miraculous. [Read more…]

Coastal Virginia Huntboard

Coastal Virginia Huntboard

An incredibly rare coastal Virginia huntboard or sideboard. This is one of the finest Virginia pieces we have had in years.

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Train Bell

Train or Ship Bell

A wonderful, brass bell that most likely came from a steam locomotive. Made somewhere around the turn of the 20th century, this piece looks great. It has a strong, clear tone when rung. [Read more…]

Virginia Chest

Virginia Chest

This outstanding walnut chest of drawers was most likely made in the Western part of the state, perhaps near Winchester. Overall, it is a beautiful chest and has wonderful walnut graining. [Read more…]