Small Swedish country gray painted cabinet standing on tapered legs; may serve also as a nightstand or side table.

Pine chest of three drawers with bow front, upper dentil molding resting on tapered feet, two brass pulls on each drawer. Restored, later professionally painted in layered shades of black

This delightful pine side table still maintains the original brick red painted finish to the base. Fluted details combined with additional carved accents such as a carved flower that becomes the drawer pull make this table a special find.

Original green painted dome top pine trunk from Sweden with wrought iron straps and side handles. Monogram EFD and date "1840" indicate this trunk was likely a dowry or wedding present. Restored and waxed.

The painted finish is all original on this beautiful flat top trunk. The background color is a dark blue with red and white accents.

Single door pine 6' tall armoire; monogram of MPD and date of 1753 indicate this may have been a wedding or dowry present. Restored, stable and ready for use. The warm patina of the aged pine is a reflection of years of use.

This handsome bleached oak gateleg dining table with decorative turned legs has two drop leaves which allow it to serve as narrow console table as well. Closed it serves as a 21"  deep console table, but expands to 69.75" long when fully opened.

This handsome baroque style oak library or refectory table with two drawers has heavy turned legs, scalloped skirt and lower stretcher. The drawers function and have decorative old iron trim around the pulls.

This 12-drawer pine apothecary was likely used as a shop counter or in a workshop through the late 1800's into the early 1900's. Layers of original paint reveal touches of white, a layer of soft green and overall gray. No back.

Rustic plank top bench with splay peg legs just over 6' long. The top reveals generations of use which add character to the narrow bench. Restored and waxed, this bench is strong, stable and ready for use. 

A pair of elegant Gustavian pine chest of drawers with brass pulls on each drawer. Restored; later professionally painted in layered shades of black and lightly distressed to fit the age and grace of this pair.

Baroque period stone top table from the 18th century. This impressive table features a deep plum colored 2" thick stone top. The base has one drawer with divided interior and rests on heavy turned oak legs and trestle.

Baroque oak stone top table with drawer, heavy turned legs & attractive lower stretchers. The blue painted finish shows distress revealing the natural oak wood below. Name & date of 1750(?), indicate this table may have been a wedding or dowry present.

This baroque library table with one drawer has a scalloped skirt, heavily turned legs and traditional stretchers between the legs. The base has an aged/distressed blue finish which is old but not original to this refectory table that dates back to the late 1700's.

This narrow Swedish display cabinet may also be used as a bookcase. Fluted panel doors and decorative carving along the crown add to the Gustavian appeal of this white cabinet. Newer professionally applied white painted finish.

This Swedish pine sideboard stands just over 4' tall and maintains its simple country charm with a waxed finish on the natural pine. The interior reveals two functioning drawers, two full shelves and upper (3rd) 1/2 shelf.

Antique hand painted pine bench embellished with traditional Eastern European folk art painting with blue background and red flowers. Bench seat opens to reveal two painted trees and interior storage. Seat Height: 21 inches 

The colorful blue paint is all original on this beautiful flat top trunk. Flowers were a traditional embellishment as seen on the front of this handcrafted trunk with monogram and date of 1858, indicating it was likely a wedding or dowry present.

Lovely tapered fluted legs with applied carved embellishments along the skirt add to the romantic grace of this pine side table. Restored, later professionally painted in layered shades of white with contrasting top distressed to fit the age of the table.

Dark walnut console table with three drawers resting on harp shaped legs and decorative turned stretcher. Elaborate hand carved details embellish the three drawers. ​​​​​​​Floor to skirt height: 20"

This Swedish country sideboard maintains its simple charm with a waxed finish on the natural pine. The interior with one shelf has been scraped leaving traces of white paint. Restored, the lock and key function. 

5' carved walnut writing desk with turned legs and iron scrollwork stretcher. Three carved decorative drawers with brass pulls (no lock/keys) and twisted turned legs with claw feet.
 Floor to skirt: 23.5"  (at center)   

This unique teak root bench is so large, with the addition of a cushion it may serve as a type of bed for reading, napping & enjoying your outdoor space.Worn & weathered through the elements, the seat is one solid piece of wood.

Gustavian pine sideboard or buffet with traditional decorative fluted diamond panels on cabinet doors. Later professionally painted in layered shades of antique white and lightly distressed. Restored and ready for use.

The serpentine drawers and carved outer panel of this oak secretary add a romantic touch, accented by brass pulls and key escutcheons. Professionally painted with an exceptional antique white painted exterior complimented by a layered blue interior.

Decorative Gustavian chest of drawers with traditional carved dentil molding, canted fluted side posts, decorative upper drawer all raised on four tapered fluted feet. Later professionally painted in shades of antique white with contrasting black top.

Original oil on canvas painting of Dryburgh Abbey and The Tomb of Walter Scott. Unknown artist, signed T.M.R.; indistinctly dated 1840.

Original oil on canvas of two work horses and foal. Signed and dated Simon Simonsen, 1904. Simon Ludwig Detlev Simonsen was born in 1841 in Munich, son of the painter Niels Simonsen and was known for animal portraits.

Lovely painted cupboard with original hand-painted blue finish with floral bouquets. This was likely a "wedding cabinet" given to recognize a new marriage. Original hand-painted blue with floral bouquet in the upper doors & contrasting darker bonnet.

This antique rococo large oak chest of drawers features a serpentine front, brass hardware pulls and is raised on bun feet. This dresser has been restored, case is sturdy and drawers are in working order.

This oak sideboard with original wrought iron hinges and hardware is just under 10' long and has been adapted to serve as a bar as well. The four front doors open to reveal interior shelves, while the back is open.

Bright colors abound in this original painted sideboard with flowers in red, yellow and white against a bright blue background. Interior reveals two shelves, cabinet doors lock with key (included). Drawer opens with attached pulls.

Pair, Swedish country pine small cabinets with canted fluted sides, dentil molding and carved diamond motif on top drawer. The newer soft gray custom painted finish is lightly distressed to fit the age and grace of this pair.

This original painted armoire still maintains the quality and details of the hand-painted finish with a unique and colorful background. Shades of green, teal blue, red and brown are all on display. Restored and waxed.

The light blue paint is all original on this beautiful flat top trunk. A simple monogram of three letters indicate it may have been a wedding or dowry present. This trunk has original iron side handles, long wrought iron hinges & rests on bun feet. 

Upholstered club chairs in button-tufted vintage brown leather with rolled arms. Seat Height:17.5"