American Furniture of all types
PRESENTING one for the Country Ranch !! This is a Country Ranch Style Parquetry Dining Bench by Seven Seas by Hooker. Circa 1980 and made by the well known American furniture maker, Hooker for their Seven Seas Collection. This dining table/bench is a lovely size. It can be used as Read more…
PRESENTING A LOVELY Irish George II Style Henredon Desk. Made by the famous maker, Henredon of Morganton, North Carolina circa 1945-50. Famous for making high quality reproduction furniture using the style and exceptional quality designs of the Georgian Era. This Desk is based upon the style and design of an Read more…
Federal Style Eagle Wood & Gesso Gilded Convex Mirror PRESENTING a GORGEOUS Early 20th Century American Federal Style Console Mirror from circa 1920-30. This Console Mirror is of the HIGHEST QUALITY ! It is constructed of wood and gesso and ABSOLUTELY GLORIOUSLY GILDED. On top of the mirror is a Read more…
PRESENTING a GORGEOUS Pair of Egyptian Revival Armchairs with gilt Sphinx’s and highlights with original upholstery. Mid 20th Century and probably made by Maitland Smith, circa 1970/80. Curved and scrolling back splats with upholstered fronts and back. Fluted and curved armrests with upholstered arm rests. Each arm is flanked by Read more…
PRESENTING a GLORIOUS PIECE OF AMERICANA namely, a 19C American Cutler & Sons Model 1 Roll Top Desk. This is the prototype of the well known Cutler & Sons Patented Desk and could very possibly be the Exhibition piece for the Centennial Exhibition in Philadelphia in 1876. Known as Model Read more…
PRESENTING a Monumental 19C Display Cabinet from South Dakota. A VERY RARE and HISTORIC PIECE from the State of South Dakota ! Made circa 1880-90, this piece is monumental in size and weight. Made of solid walnut it consists of a top portion display case with 2 extra large glass Read more…
PRESENTING AN EXCEPTIONAL Early 19C American Empire Flame Mahogany Cabinet. Made circa 1820-40, most likely in Connecticut or New York, this cabinet has the MOST GLORIOUS flamed mahogany veneer and natural patina on a piece of this kind. The secondary wood appears to be birch. It consists of 3 small Read more…
WE HAVE THE PLEASURE TO PRESENT TO YOU a STUNNING Early 19C American Sheraton Sideboard by Duncan Phyfe. Made circa 1810 in New York. Though unsigned, we have no hesitation in attributing this piece to Duncan (Fife) Phyfe. It is of exceptional construction, craftsmanship and style to identify it as Read more…
PRESENTING a HIGHLY DESIRABLE and quite rare 19C Standard Grade Wooton Desk. This desk was made in Indiana, circa, 1880 by the Wooton Desk Co. Made of Walnut and burled walnut. Black cast iron hardware. Fully marked. In the Gallery we have excepts from the Smithsonian Institution publication concerning the Read more…
PRESENTING a LOVELY Tumbleblock Parquetry Inlay Galleried Walnut Tripod Table. Circa 1980 and probably made by either Maitland-Smith or Theodore Alexander. High quality reproduction of a classic early 19th Century side or occasional table. The top has a brass fretwork gallery and the most gorgeous tumbleblock/geometric inlay in the parquetry Read more…