4 panel book matched flame mahogany desk

Cedar trunk

Lane cedar trunk with burled walnut veneer

Cherry dresser

Church pew from chapel at Villanova

Mahogany Federal occasional table

Mahogany Pembroke table with leaves extended

Lower section of painted fireplace mantle

Upper section of painted fireplace mantle

Oak gateleg table with Barley twist legs

Hunt Country pine trestle table and benches

Cherry Hitchcock table

Mahogany coffee table

Mahogany table and chairs

Mahogany knee hole desk

Mahogany server

Mahogany side board

Maple dresser

Maple dresser

Oak dresser

Oak drop leaf table

Oak kidney desk

Oak mirror

Oak mirror

Pine trunk with dovetail joints

Pine trunk with wrought iron handles.

Victorian era mahogany plant stand

Secretary

Oak shoebox cabinet

Stained glass door

Victorian era Armorie

Walnut commode

Walnut table

Walnut dresser

Walnut table

Small writing desk

1908 oak sideboard

Mahogany china cabinet

Oak hoosier cabinet

Late 19th century oak dresser with mirror

Mahogany armorie with oak interior

Mahogany desk with mirror

Maple china cabinet

Maple chest on chest

Late 19th century music cabinet

Small mahogany server

Solid oak commode

Antique oak commode

Oak Curio Cabinet

Hand carved chair backs and table apron.

Manufactured in 1908

Stained with antique blue water based stain and finished with satin poly. Pewter handles were used to replace original stamped tin with brass plating.

Circa 1870 - 1890 oak dresser with doweled or scalloped drawer joints.

Late 19th century mirror with original shellac finish.

Classic Victorian design with marble top.

Cherry and walnut secretary.

Very unique shoebox cabinet from the US Patent office.

Fir door with stained glass panel finished with exterior spar varnish.

Poplar with handcarved walnut handles.

Mid 19th century solid walnut commode.

Shown with tuck away leaves extended.

Mid 19th cenutry walnut dresser.

19th century walnut table.

Poplar writing desk.

Behind the mirror was an issue of the Buffalo, NY Illustrated Journal newspaper from December 17th, 1907.

We rebuilt the tambour doors on this one which was first for us.

This piece had one of thickest and heaviest cut glass mirrors I have ever had to handle.

Made of poplar it was a very unique piece.

Shown with lid closed this piece was patented on July 25, 1885.

Shown with lid and arms locked open.

This oak cabinet has 6 drawers with lock, carved handles on the drawer fronts and decorative applique on the sides. It is believed to be the drawer units from a sewing machine combined into a curio cabinet