Antique Biedermeier birch secretary desk with three lowers drawers and a top drawer that folds down to reveal a fitted interior with multiple small drawers. This stunning chest of drawers is made of birch wood with shellac finish.

 

A fine mahogany empire chest of drawers or commode with satinwood inlays. Mythological creatures adorn the upper drawer; when opened, a felt covered surface for writing is revealed along with storage cubbies and even holders for bottled ink.

The original light gray paint is worn off of the bench seat, revealing the warm aged pine beneath. This bench came from the European countryside and has been restored and waxed so is strong and stable, ready to be used and enjoyed.

Antique mahogany writing desk from England with an embossed leather top. The apron has 2 working drawers on one side and 2 false front drawers on the opposite. The desk is sturdy and beautifully finished with it's unique trestle base and brass castors.

The European country charm of this vintage dresser comes from the lightly distressed & scraped (newer) white paint creating a gentle contrast with the natural pine beneath. The half column side trim also accent the drawers, the top one has a decorative recessed panel.

This pine sideboard offers great storage options with 6 drawers and 2 cabinet doors while only 17" deep. The white painted finish is newer, and has been lightly distressed to reveal the natural pine below. Restored, it is strong, stable and ready for use. 

The glass panels in the front doors make this bookcase an ideal display cabinet for china or other collectibles. While the pine cabinet is old, the newer dark gray paint is lightly distressed befitting its age. The 3 interior shelves are removeable.

This amazing pine bookcase first served in a retail store as a pharmacy apothecary in the late 1800's. Notice the labels for medications and ingredients that still remain on some of the many drawers. This large wall unit is built in 4 sections.

This antique desk is visually stunning due to the exceptional Danish craftsmanship and rococo (2nd period) style. The superb details include 3 birch veneer drawers, cabriole legs with inlaid marquetry, carving, and a sculpted desk top with scalloped skirt below.

This long Chinese sideboard still maintains its original yellow color and traditional lacquered finish. Note areas where the yellow paint was worn off, revealing the dark hard wood below which adds both character and depth to the stunning finish.

This handsome gateleg dining table is also known as an English wake table with drop leaves. Notice the dark patina of the oak, aged and naturally distressed over generations of use and lovely turned legs. Restored, it is strong/stable and ready for use.

The beauty of this 8' long farm table comes from the length itself, complimented by the heavy turned legs. It may have originally served as a large kitchen work table in a country manor house. The round wood pegs used instead of nails indicate how old it is.

This fascinating table holds visual intrigue due to the carved wood and iron base. Notice the carved harp-shaped sides and curved details accented and supported by the wrought iron scroll work of the unique base.

Blending Spanish colonial craftsmanship and design, this table is made from the beautiful and hard narra wood from the Philippines. The table has a light open feel with the attractive turned legs and trestle base, accented with the sculpted/carved feet.

This antique gray painted 2 door cabinet with lower drawer has had the glass replaced with wire mesh giving the bookcase a more open and accessible feel. Where the (newer) grayish blue paint has been scraped there are hints of natural pine.

Antique garden ornament known as a Sun Clock or Armillary, with a cast metal figure holding spherical rings and mounted on a pedestal base (representing Atlas holding up the world).  The metal of this sun clock has an aged green verdigris patina.

Attractive oak gate leg dining table also known as an English wake table with drop leaves. Notice the attractive patina of the dark wood, aged and naturally distressed over generations. When closed it serves as a 25" deep console table. Open: 60" depth.

Antique garden ornament known as a Sun Clock or Armillary, with a cast metal figure holding spherical rings and mounted on a pedestal base (representing Atlas holding up the world).  The metal of this sun clock has remnants of yellow & green paint.

The evocative burled birch is captivating in this remarkable Biedermeier chest of drawers. Note the finish, barley twist columns, and beaded detail of the bottom drawer. Unique is the drop down small secretary desk writing surface.

This antique tall baroque oak chest of drawers from Denmark features a serpentine front, brass hardware pulls and an exceptional old painted finish that appears a blue-steel gray. Made in 3 parts, the top & bottom 2 drawers sit atop the base with cabriole legs.

To find an original vintage leather sofa is a great find on its own, but to get the complete set with pair of club chairs included makes this a great find that does not come along often. The worn vintage leather has a trimmed rolled back and arms.

Great architectural lines define this open style bookcase. The raw, rather organic finish of the natural wood compliments the simple lines which make it an outstanding display cabinet as well. Two drawers create balance at the base

This wonderful highboy has 7 drawers which showcase the remarkable grain of the mahogany wood. A key is used as the drawer "pull" which was traditional with this Danish style of highboy from the mid 1800's. 4 keys included, the middle/fourth drawer does not lock.

Painted white with gold accents, this antique Gustavian bench has a removeable cushion seat and open back. Architectural elements such as turned spindles create the sides and carved panels along the front add to the visual intrigue of this captivating bench.