This delightful pine side table comes from the Swedish countryside and still maintains the original faux wood painted finish which was a traditional style of the era.

Rococo oak chest of drawers features a serpentine front, handsome brass hardware pulls and rests on cabriolet feet. It has been given an exceptional new professional blue layered painted finish and has been lightly distressed.

The painted finish is all original on this pine flat top trunk. Flowers were a traditional embellishment as seen with red flowers contrasting against the dark blue background. The  rich patina of the pine top reflects generations of use.

This blue rack has hand painted accents including traditional red, yellow, and blue flowers and wreaths.  12 wood pegs for hanging personal items on this 6' long rack in addition to shelf and upper plate rack.

Teal painted dome top oak trunk from Sweden with traditional hand-painted details include floral motif along top and front. Monogram of ASD & date "1827" indicate this may have been crafted to give as a dowry or wedding present.

This large pine cabinet has original stylized paint includes a traditional faux wood grain finish complimented by green door panels with floral motifs. The beautifully curved bonnet or crown is idicative of a Swedish wedding cabinet.

Swedish mora grandfather clocks are noted by their graceful curves and classic style as seen in this exceptional long case clock. Elaborate carving accents the body and face with sophisticated carved flourishes and garland.

The heavily carved legs, bun feet and trestle stretcher are mesmerizing in this stately walnut desk. With three drawers on one side, this free standing writing desk is both functional and attractive from all angles.

Extraordinary antique Empire secretary desk circa 1810-1820 from Denmark or N. Germany. The cabinet is made in 3 sections and covered in flame mahogany veneer with lighter inlays. Behind the drop front, the interior is fitted with a number of smaller drawers and secret compartments.