Here’s a handsome quite simple yet formal late 18th century English corner cabinet for in the well-appointed dining or living room. It has four pie-shaped shelves and one internal drawer…
Purchased in the 1950s here we have a handsome blanket press or linen cupboard from New England or possibly Mid Atlantic states, hand made in the first half of the…
Early New England birch and pine stand circa 1825. Single drawer, straight tapered legs, wide board top, and hand-cut dovetailed drawer with chamfered bottom. Unusually generous proportions for an early…
This is a very lovely base cabinet with open shelves hutch. Hand paint from Cornwall England. It was brought over to the American by an enlisted army captain. Beautiful unusual…
Crafted from sturdy oak, it features a classic Jacobean style with a charming white finish. Its rich brown color adds warmth and character to any room.
We use individual white-glove freight carriers.
The product is a 19th-century Victorian Japanese handled magazine rack, made of tortoise brown bamboo with dimensions roughly of 21 inches in height, 15 inches in length, and 8 inches…
Double body funiture in walnut, burl, beech, mahogany and fruitwood. Lower body equipped with two smaller parallel drawers and two larger lower ones of good capacity and fall front. Upper…
When we purchased our home in Hackensack New Jersey, this item was offered to us for $6000. The owners ultimately let us have it for nothing. The house was dated…