RECENTLY SOLD FURNITURE

In 1883 two Swedish craftsman, Gustaf Holmberg and Lars Erickson, started the first bedroom furniture manufacturer in Jamestown, New York. Some time later, there were as many as 40 different companies manufacturing bedroom furniture in that area. Those Swedish craftsman named their company the "Swedish Furniture Manufacturing Corporation". They renamed that company in 1887 the "Atlas Furniture Company" which became widely regarded as the highest quality bedroom furniture manufacturer in the United States from 1890 to 1920.

We estimate this dresser was made sometime around 1905. It still has its original crystal knobs and matching mirror latches. Notice the carved claw feet and matching footed pillars holding the mirror. The wood is mahogony with birdseye maple interiors. The top drawers are recessed and bowed.

This dresser is approximately 48 inches wide, 23 inches deep, 35.5 inches high to the top of the dresser surface and 73 inches high to the top of the mirror. Our price is for in store pick up or for free local delivery. Please email or phone for an out of state delivery quote.

This is a cast iron and mesh steel two tier vintage plant stand. We think it dates back to early part of the 20th century and sometime around the 1920s. It stands approximately 34.5 inches high, 9 inch top diameter, 12 inch bottom diameter and the centers on base are 19 inches.

Our price is for in store pickup or free local delivery. Please email or phone with your zip code for an out of state delivery charge.

This hanging pie safe is much larger than most in that it has three shelves and two doors. Most only have two shelves and one door. Also, this safe is screened on all four sides while most are only screened on two or three sides. We feel it dates from the late 19th century to the turn-of-the-century.

The pie safe was screened to allow for plenty of ventalition in cooling pies as well as to protect from flys and other insects. A hanging pie safe also helped to protect from rodents and small children.

This pie safe is in very good and original condition. It is approximately 29.5 inches wide, 25.5 inches deep and 36 inches high. Our price is for instore pickup or free local delivery. Please email or phone with your zip code for a out of state delivery quote.

This is a late 19th century walnut fireplace mantel. It is solid and in very good condition. It does stand on its own and it could also be afixed to the wall. It would be very easy to add a shelf to the top of the mantel. It could be a large rough piece of wood, a piece of slate or a slab of marble. The shelf could simply sit on top of the mantel and not even have to be afixed.

The mantel is approximately 57 inches wide, 11 inches deep and 52.5 inches high. Our price is for in store pick up or free local delivery. Please email or phone for a delivery quote.

We found this trunk with two complete copies of the New York Times Mid-Week Pictorials from 1917 & 1918. This black and white magazine reporting on WW1 campaigns came out weekly on Wednesdays or Thursdays. Those magazines obviously belonged to the trunk's original owner so I thought they should stay with the trunk. I choose interesting scenes and laminated them inside the trunk as part of the trunk's full restoration efforts. I thought this to be a unique idea but then two different people who have seen the restored trunk have told me that it was a popular thing for dough boys (WW1 GIs) to do. They would cut out specific scenes from the Times Mid Week Magazine that they either personally experienced or were familar with and paste those images inside their trunks or lockers. So much for my original idea.

This trunk is from the WW1 era and has been fully and beautifully restored. It is approximately 37 inches wide, 20 inches deep and 13 inches high. The price is for store pick up only but local delivery and or shipment out of state is available so please call or email for quote.

This is an all cast brass vintage fireplace stand with a shovel, poker and brush and each features a beautifully crafted horse head handle.
The stands is approximately 35 inches high.

Our price is for in store pickup or free local delivery. Please email or phone with your zip code for a UPS Store packing and shipping quote.

This is the larger of the two commodes we currently have in stock. It was made in Italy and featues burl walnut and three drawers. It was very well made and is in the classical Bombe style. It was made for Ethan Allen and originally sold new on December 26, 1999 for $2,040, the original receipt is included.

This commode is approximately 39 inches wide, 17 inches deep and 32 inches high. Our price is for instore pick up or free local delivery. Please email or call with your zip code for an out of state delivery quote.

This is a fully restored and professionally reupholstered loveseat featuring classic ball and claw mahogony feet. The loveseat is covered
with a woven, upholstery weight fabric. It is a lovely golden yellow with a cream colored, stylized flower. This fabric reads neutral, both in color and in design. A sample swatch is available upon request.

The loveseat has a full width of approximately 57 inches, with a 20 inch height to the top of the seat and 34 inches to the top of the back. The seat cushion only is 45 inches wide and 22 inches deep.

The price is for store pick up only but local delivery and out of state freight service is available so please call or email for a quote.

This Vermont Tiger Maple Blanket Chest recently came out of a Brandon, Vermont house. The top two drawers are not drawers at all, but they do still have all their original matching hardware. There is an age crack in the center but it has stabalized and is not otherwise an issue. It was originally one board. The top lifts and the lock still has its key but is not working. The botttom two drawers have hand made dovetails in front and in back as well as their original hardware. While the piece does have some contemporay repairs it is definitely old as can be verified by the large, unique and hand carved dovetails which surround the base and are hidden under the skirt. It also still has many of the original large rose head nails that hold the back boards to the frame. We estimate the piece to have been made in the Vermont area and sometime in the late 18th to the early 19 century.

This chest is approximately 41.5 inches wide, 40.75 inches high and 19.5 inches deep. Our price is for in store pickup or free local delivery. Please call or email for an out of state delivery quote.

This is a pine Vermont boot bench from the 1930s-40s. It is in very good condition. It was intended to sit on the porch of your ski chalet and used to house your ski boots. You could sit on it while you change your shoes or boots and then store the unused pair inside to keep them dry. Of course, it also has many other uses including holding wood for the fireplace, blanket storage, toy chest and other storage uses. It is approximately 42 inches wide, 16 inches deep, 16.5 inches high to seat and 32 inches high to the top of the back.

Our price is for in store pick up or free local delivery. Please email or call for an out of state delivery or for a UPS Store packing and shipping quote.

This hump topped immigrant trunk dates to around the turn-of-the-century. We used the sheet music (circa. 1900 thru WW1) we found inside the trunk to line the interior. This trunk at one time belonged to a M.L. Phillips of Pittsford, Vermont as stated on an attached tag. The top was humped so as to assure it rode on the top of the other trunks and then it was the last one in and therefore the first one out.

The price is for store pick up only but local delivery and out of state freight is available so please email or phone for quote.

This three tiered mahogony table features solid mahogony wood and each of the three tiers has all of its original pie crust trim in tact. This stand has wonderful ball and claw feet. It is approximately 32 inches high and the top shelf has a 18 inch diameter, the middle shelf a 23 inch diameter and the bottom shelf a 28 inch diameter.

Our price is for in store pick or free local delivery and out of state delivery may be available so please email or call for a delivery quote.

This is a tiger oak machinist chest from around WW1 era. It has three small drawers still with their original felt lining over 4 larger drawers. The chest is quarter sawn oak. The top of the chest does have some age and blacken discoloration. All the drawers have their original recessed pulls and are functional, The chest also has heavy duty side handles.

This chest would be great for storing displaying small collectiblers or jewelery or even as a tackle box or fly tying cabinet. It is 26 inches wide, 9.75 inches deep and 13.75 inches high.

Our price is for in store pick up or free local delivery. Please email or call with your shipping address and zip code for a UPS packing and shipping quote.

This door is at least 150 years old and probably more than 200 years old. We believe it to have been to a Buddhist Temple. The wood is very heavy and quite dense. It still shows two layers of very old paint and the old metal has a wonderful patina. We believe the stained glass to be replacement glass and there are some replacement screws. The Dutch door feature allows for plenty of creative variation in its new life. The door is approximately eight (8) foot tall at the peak, 38.75 inches wide when closed and 3.75 inches thick.

Delivery may be available to the North Eastern Seaboard or freight pick up to anywhere is available. Please call for a quote.

This little stand features classic Victorian Eastlake designs and a marble top. We feel it dates back to the late 19th century and probably around 1890. It is in very good condition and measures approximately 18 inches wide, 13 inches deep and 29 inches high.

Our price is for in store pick up or free local delivery. Please email or call for a UPS Store packing and shipping quote.

This is a mahogony Victorian Music Cabinet with carved claw feet. We estimate it to be from the 1890-1910 era. It features five shelves to hold sheet music and it does come with some vintage sheets of music. It measures approximately 20 inches wide, 14 inches deep and 37 inches high.

Our price is for in store pick up or free local delivery. Please call or email with your location for an out of state delivery quote or a UPS Store packing and shipping quote.

This is a New England and colonial classic settee. We belief it is most likely contemporay and certainly the webbing is newish and in excellent condition. The cherry wood frame is truly in too great of shape to be original. We priced it as contempory and as a reissue piece that would go great with antiques in any colonial or New England home.

Local delivery or freight shipment is available so please call for a quote.

This white wicker ladies writing desk with a tiger oak writing surface comes with a matching white wicker chair. The desk and matching chair date back to 1920. The desk has one drawer and a bottom book shelf. The desk is approximately 32 inches wide, 15 inches deep, 30 inches high to the writing surface and 37.5 inches high to the highest part of the back of the desk.

Our price is for in store pick up or free local delivery. Please email or call for an out of state delivery quote.

This is a golden oak library table with two very deep drawers. It is in excellent condition and would make a great office work table or desk. It was made in the 1930s-40s era and would qualify for a Mid-Century style designation. It is approximately 60 inches wide, 30.5 inches high and 34 inches deep.

Our price is for in store pick up or free local delivery. Please email or call for an out of state delivery quote.

This is a two board Vermont Harvest Table with a breadboard edge. It is truly a harvest table in that it is portable and generally was brought out at havest time. The top simply lays on the light frame. There is no hardware so it is easily and quickly set up for service. we feel it dates from the late 19th century to around the turn-of-the-century. The table top is 31.5 inches deep, 68.5 inches wide and 29 inches high. The frame is 22 inches deep, 58 inches wide and 29 inches high.

Local delivery or freight service is available so please call or email for an estimate.

This is a dark walnut gentlemans chest of drawers from Haines Furniture Company. It has two doors over two drawers. Behind the doors are two more drawers. It is approximately 30 inches wide, 19 inches deep and 45 inches high.

We call this depression era furniture and it is from the 1930s. It also has a bit of an Art Deco look. This type of furniture was made a little smaller and was less expensive. It was for a small apartment or that first starter home. The furniture is in very good condition and, because of its smaller size, it has more utility and can be used in rooms other than just the bedroom and is often used in large powder rooms, dens, offices, dinning rooms, offices and hallways. We currently have three matched pieces incuding the genleman's chest, a ladies vanity with a three way mirror and a ladies dresser with mirror but we are selling them individually. Our price is for in store pick up or free local delivery. Please email or call for an out of state delivery quote.

This little toy trunk from the 1890s has been fully restored with new replacement leather handles and a pull out shelf. The interior is fully decorated with vintage advertisements for toy trunks and dolls from an 1899 Montgomery Ward's catalog. It is approximately 12 inches long, 7 inches wide and 7.5 inches high.

Our price includes free shipping to anywhere within the USA.

This is an all steel kero lamp marked Juno by Miller and USA. It has a clear glass globe with a milk glass shade. Its bottom tank has an approximate 6 inch diameter and its total height is 21 inches. This lamp has never been electrified.

This is a dark walnut ladies dresser featuring 4 drawers (2 over 2), 4 legs with the original casters and a large mirror. It is approximately 39.5 inches wide, 19.5 inches deep and 35 inches high to the top of the dresser and 67 inches high to top of mirror.

We call this depression era furniture and it is from the 1930s. It also has a bit of an Art Deco look. This type of furniture was made a little smaller and was less expensive. It was for a small apartment or that first starter home. The furniture is in very good condition and, because of its smaller size, it has more utility and can be used in rooms other than just the bedroom and is often used in large powder rooms, dens, offices, dinning rooms, offices and hallways. We currently have three matched pieces incuding the genleman's chest, a ladies vanity with a three way mirror and a ladies dresser with mirror but we are selling them individually. Our price is for in store pick up or free local delivery. Please email or call for an out of state delivery quote.

This vintage free standing blackboard features a reversable slate board and it changes into a child's desk with a blackboard top whenever desired. The height is approximately 40 inches and the legs are about 20 inches apart.

Our price is for in store pick up or free local delivery. Please email or call for a UPS packing and shipping cost.

This tiger oak hall tree dates back to the 1890s and features its' original mirror, all 7 of its' original brass hangers, its' original glove box, two umbrella stands with original insert trays and a wonderful tiger oak twisted front bar. It is in overall very good condition. It is approximately 72 inches tall, 35 inches wide and will extend about 12 inches from the wall.

Our price is for in store pick up or free local delivery. Please call or email with shipping address for an out of state freight estimate.

All during the late 19th century and into the early 20th century (1870-1920) the best constructed buggies and carriages were known to be made in Indiana and mostly by the hardworking and highly skilled woodworkers within the Amish communities. Then along came the automobile which pretty much obsoleted the horse and buggy markets by the 1920s.

Many, if not all, of those skilled woodworkers turned their talents towards the emerging kitchen furniture industry and therein was born the Hoosier kitchen cabinet, almost exclusively made in Indiana. The most popular brands were Sellers, Hoosier and Nappanee but there were several other lesser known brand names as well.

The "Hoosier" is generally two major pieces, a bottom cabinet with a top cupboard over a pull out enameled work counter. It originally, and almost always, included a flour bin in the upper left corner of the cupboard but often this is now missing with the space being converted to more storage. There were many, many variations.

With all the returning GIs from WW2, and the emerging baby boomer generation, many new housing tracts across America were developed and guess what the rage was in new kitchen designs during this late 1940s and early 1950s era? Yep, you guessed it, built-in cabinets. These built in cabinets destroyed the demand for Hoosiers.

Well what do you think those skilled woodworkers and cabinet makers turned to next? Do you think it is a mere coincidence that today Indiana is the recreational vehicle (RVs) capital of the United States?

This Seller's kitchen cabinet is the real deal and dates to the 1930s-40s eras. The top is held in place by two screws on each side and then easily lifts off. The enameled counter pulls out and is in very good condition with only a few nicks and very little enamel loss. The original etched glass panels are long gone and replaced with clear glass. It did originally have a tin flour bin but that too has been replaced with additional shelves and more storage. The bottom right drawer is all tin lined and was either a bread drawer or potato drawer. There is a pull out wire tray inside the bottom left cabinet doors. There are two replacement latches on the top cupboard and a replacement Seller's name plate.

The bottom cabinet is approximately 48 inches wide, 34 inches high, 28 inches deep and the work counter pulls out to 36 inches while the top cupboard is 47 inches wide, 11.5 inches deep and 47 inches high.
The bottom cabinet is on its original working casters.

This is an antique political checkerboard table. The top features a checkerboard with "REPO" (Republicans) on one side and "DEMO" (Democrats) on the other. Under the REPO side the checkerboard squares feature elephant stamped images and under the DEMO side the checkerboard squares feature donkey stamped images. The table is in great shape and all hand made. We belive it dates to just before the turn-of-the-century and sometime around 1890. The top is 16 inch square and stands 29 inches high.

Our price is for in store pick up or free local delivery but UPS store packing and shiping is available so please call or email for a shipping quote.

This Aladdin Student Lamp Number 12 was made by the Mantel Lamp Company. It's long glass globe is also etched "Aladdin" at the top of the globe. It has a 6 inche diameter tank and stands 19 inches tall. It has never been electrified and it does have several dents in the bottom of the tank but they are not visable when the lamp is standing and they do not puncure the tank.

This is a Vermont Victorian Candle Stand from the late Civil War era. It is made of walnut and features an inlaid Vermont marple table top. It is approximately 29 inches tall and its round top has a diameter of 13 inches.

Local delivery or UPS store packing and shipping is avialable for this items so please call for a quote.

We found this large mahogony sideboard in the dinning room of a 160 year old Brandon, Vermont farmhouse. It was sitting on a wooden floor and the indents on the floor were so deep we feel it was placed there when new in 1912 and not moved until we took it out of that room. We believe it was made in 1912 because we found that date on the bottom of one of the drawers.

We completely resealed and refinished the sideboard but left the little mouse hole on the right side of the large center drawer. We feel the mouse hole adds character and retains the charm and memory of that old farmhouse.

The piece is 66 inches long, 23 inches deep, 39 inches high to the top of the serving surface and 47 inches high to the top of the back of the backsplash. We failed to do a good job of dusting prior to taking the photos and that is apparent in some of the photos. Therefore, we will rewax (we use the Howard's colored paste wax) and buff all surfaces to a mild luster prior to delivery.

There is free delivery within Vermont and out of state freight service is available so call or email for a quote?

This very unique primitive came out of a local central Vermont 18th century barn. It is a feeder trough and is decorated with its original red wash paint. We believe it is from the late 19th century. It would make a great coffee table with a piece of plate glass covering the top or perhaps serve as a firewood holder by the fireplace? The wood used is incredibly thick at more than 2 inches and the trough may even hold water. It is approximately 16 inches high, 25 inches wide, 170.5 inches long at handle to handle and 51 inches long at trough portion only.

The price below is for pick up only but local delivery and out of state freight shipment is available so please call for a quote.

This is a tiger oak drop front secretary over three drawers. It still has its originial finish and is in great condition. We would date it at or near the turn-of-the-19th century. The desk is 30 inches high to the work surface and 43 inches high to the top of the back. It is 29 inches deep when opened and 16 inches deep when closed. It is 30 inches wide.

Our price is for store pick up only but local delivery or freight shipment is available so please call or email with your location for a quote.

This is a fully restored 1920s era folding lawn chair. It has recently been fully restored and professionally reupholstered with a vintage looking outdoor canvas material. When all folded up it measures approximately 20 inches wide by 52.5 inches long.

Our price is for in store pickup or free local delivery if you would like it shipped via UPS we will find a box, pack and ship it to you for and additional $50.

Do you know any prolific sinners? If so, this is the perfect item, a portable confessional to drag along wherever one goes. It most likely was designed to be portable so the church could eaisly put it away and then only bring it out for busy seasons. Apparently, this one was used by a young priest since it has the absolution typed in english and in latin taped inside the priest's booth so that he only had to read it and not memorize it. One side opens out and a kneeler comes down and the other side opens up for the priest to use with any available chair while listening to the confessions.

Talk about interesting repurposing opportunities, how about in a Manhattan apartment as a portable bar with glasses on one side and the bottles on the other. What other uses can you think of?

This confessional is made of oak and is approximately 62.75 inches high, 14.75 inches deep and 30 inches wide. The price is for store pick up only but local delivery and out of state freight is available so please call or email for a quote.

This little gateleg table could be just the thing whenever a small table is required. When both leafs are down it is only 15 inches deep, 32.5 inches wide and 30 inches high yet it folds out to be 42 inches long. It is walnut with unique twisted legs and dates to the early 20th century circa: 1920s-30s.

Our price is for in store pick up or free local delivery. Please call for an out of state delivery charge.

This beautiful burl walnut sideboard dates to the 1920s. It has 4 drawers and two doors which provides lots of storage capacity. It is approximately 66 inches long, 22 inches deep and 37.5 inches high.

Our price is for instore pick up or free local delivery. Out of state delivery is available in the range of $300 to $600 depending on your location so please email or call for a quote.

What a wonderful and unusual piece of furniture. We feel it dates to the last quarter of the 19th century and features swans holding the center mirror, mahogony burl panels, carved claw feet and twisted columns on each side. It is a two over four and has vintage glass knobs but the two on the bottom shelf are close but not a perfect match to the others. They may have been added or replaced in the 19th century. The top drawer does not have pulls and never did. We think it may have been a somewhat hidden drawer to distract burglars.

The dresser is approximately 43.5 inches wide, 19.5 inches deep and 38 inches high to top of dresser. Our price is for in store pick up or free local delivery. Please call or email for an out of state delivery quote.

This is a late 19th century French corner chair that was recently professionally reupholstered. This unique chair is fresh out of the spectacular John Russell estate of Rutland, Vermont. The chair is 24 inches wide, 19 inches deep, 16.5 inches high to the seat and 30.5 inches high to the top of the back of the seat.

Local delivery and out of state freight service is available so please email or call for a quote

This is an all cast iron lamp with a matching cast iron shade. It stands approximately 15 inches high and has recently been professionally rewired with a H/L switch. We believe it dates back to around 1910 give or take a few years.

While we do not have any additional paperwork or other validation of this 3 pc set being salesman's samples we came to that conclusion via process of elimination. The pieces are two large to be toy or dollhouse furniture and too small to be children's furniture. That leaves either doll furniture or salesman's samples. We lean toward the salesman's samples because they really are quite fundamental and basic in design and doll furniture is generally a bit more formal.

We think these were hand made by a craftsman who traveled around a particular market during the mid to late 19th century taking orders and then returning to his shop to build the pieces for which he sold. He probably had a variety of materials and colors for the homemaker to choose to match to her home. The pieces are pretty basic and were probably very affordable in rural communities.

There is a table, a rocking chair and a matching easy chair. The rocking chair is about 15.5 inches high to the top of the back of the chair, 11 inches wide and 15 inches deep. The table is 14 inches long, 8.5 inches deep and 13.5 inches high. The easy chair is 13.75 inches high to the top of the back, 11 inches wide and 9 inches deep.

Your are buing all three pieces for one price. They can be packed and shipped via parcel post or UPS so please email or call with your zip code for a quote.

This circa. 1880s sideboard is constucted out of quarter sawn oak commonly referred to as tiger oak because its' beautifully exposed grain resembles tiger stripes. Most furniture used only tiger oak veneers while all the exposed wood on this sideboard is solid oak and not veneer and also why this piece is so very stable and heavy. The quarter sawn process was generally eliminated in the 1920s due to the waste factor when it could loose up to half the lumber.

This piece also features its' original heavy and twisted brass hardware, raised panel sides and an all original finish. It measures approximately 54.5 inches wide, 24.5 inches deep and 36 inches high.

Our price is for in-store pick up or free local delivery but please email or call for an out of state delivery quote.

This is a gentleman's oak dresser box to sit on his dresser or night stand and to keep safe overnight his keys, watches, jewlery, pocket change, wallet and other small valuables. Its' ornament is a 19th century blacksmith made trammel used by early trappers in the Adirondacks to anchor their smaller traps. We wired the trammel to the box so as not to damage it and simply cutting the wire will release the trammel unharmed.

The box is approximately 13 inches wide, 8 inches deep and 4 inches high and the harpoon head is approximatley 9 inches high. There is free shipping & insurance anywhere within the USA via US Parcel Post and an additional $30 anywhere outside of the USA via US Priority International Mail.

This Victorian candle stand is approximately 38 inches high and its feet (toes) are about 16.5 inches apart. Our price is for in store pick up or free local delivery but we can also provide free delivery to the local UPS store for them to pack and ship for you.

This early American Parson's Bench completely folds down for compact and light storage. It still has most of its original black paint. It features interesting old iron hardware.

The bench is approximately 72 inches long, 18 inches deep, 32 inches high to the top of the back and 16.5 inches high to the seat.

Local delivery and out of state freight service is available so please call or email for a quote.

This Victorian, Eastlake platform rocking chair was made by Stein & Schmidt of Cincinnati, Ohio and is dated 1880 while the original patent was issued a few years earlier in 1875. When we recently fully restored and reupholstered it, we discovered a label by the firm who had reupolstered it for the first time in 1950. So now it should be ready to serve another 60 years or so before it may need to be reupholstered again. Can you think of any other furniture item that can serve so long and will again be worthy of restoration in the future? It is approximately 22 inches wide, 29 inches deep and about 35 inches high.

Our price is for store pick up only but local delivery and out of state freight service is available so please email or call for a quote.

We recently found this little step down Windsor in a barn in Whiting, Vermont. It has a solid plank seat and bamboo turned legs & stretchers. It is rod backed and includes the classical step down head rest. It has a steel reinforcement on each side of the top head rest which were probably added sometime during the 19th century. It is smallish and might have been a youth chair or a Windsor Slipper. A slipper chair was smaller and close to the ground and was used by the lady of house when she "slipped" on her shoes and socks. This little rocker shows just the right amount of wear for a 200 year old Windsor chair.

Our price is for store pick up only but local delivery and UPS store packing and shipping is available so please call for a quote.

This is an American Chaise Lounge we believe dates to the mid 19th century and, more specifically, back to the early Victorian period. It has wonderful twisted golden oak legs and tiger oak (quarter sawn) supports. The entire piece has been professionally recanned and ready to serve for another 100 years or so. There are adjustable chains at the top back of both sides to adjust to the desired level of incline.

The chaise is 64 inches long at the shortest incline and about 74 inches long at the longest incline level. It is 15.5 inchs high (off the ground) and about 23 inches wide. Our price below is for store pick up or free local delivery only, or freight delivery is available, so call of a quote.

January 25, 2012 this item was moved to the bargain basement with a 50% price reduction (from $1,150 to $575).

This is a turn-of-the-century (19th century) Victorian, curved mahogony, rod back occasional chair featuring a dark green seat with a wonderful needlepoint flower bouquet.

Our price below is for store pick up only and local delivery or freight is available at an additional cost. Please call for a quote.

This is a three tiered Victorian plant stand featuring old and original crackled green paint. We think it dates to the late 19th century. We recently carefully reglued it to make very sturdy and ready for another 100 years of service. It is approximately 32.5 inches wide, 17 inches deep and 38.5 inches high.

Our price is for in store pick up or free local delivery or call for an out of state delivery quote.

We recently found this in an incredible A frame ski house estate on top of Stratton Mountain, Vermont. It was used as a coffee table and could again serve that purpose well or as a bucket bench or even at the foot of a bed. In other words, it is quite versatile. This bench is approximately 50 inches long, 18 inches high and 13.5 inches wide.

Local delivery or UPS Store shipping is available so please call for a quote.

This is a classic arrow backed New England Windsor. It is an arm chair and even has additional arrow spindles on each arm. It has a solid plank seat and shows considerable wear on the bottom front stretcher which was obviously often used as a foot rest. It is signed on the bottom by John Wright who was the original maker in 1840 (East Springfield) and was again signed in 1890 by its then restorer. This is a very special primitive Windsor and it is in exceptionally good condition.

Our price is for pick up only but local delivery and UPS Store freight is available. Please call for a quote.

This Victorian Floor Lamp features an etched glass shade and still has its original fringe and jeweled finial. The base and the lamp shade frame are all cast brass. The lamp stands approximately 53 inches high and the circular etched glass shade has a 13 inch diameter. it is in good working order.

Our price is for in store pick up or free local delivery but please call or email for an out of state delivery quote.

We are not sure if this was a salesman sample or a youth Morris chair but either way, it is pretty cool. It dates to around the turn-of-the-century. It has its original finish, brass stay bar and mohair type upholstery and still has all of its original tiny casters. There are a few tears and the chair could be easily reupholstered if so desired. It is approximately 21 inches deep, 18 inches wide, 14 inches high to seat and 31 inches high to the top of the back.

Back in the 19th century, when trains were powered by steam locomotives, this cast iron and oak hat rack was proudly serving passengers by holding and protecting thier hats and coats while they traveled to thier destinations. We estimate that this railroad passenger car hat & coat rack dates back to the 1870s or thereabouts.

When hung, it extends about 8 inches from the wall. It is approximately 24 inches long and the oak base is 4 inches wide. There is free shipping & insurance anywhere within the USA.

This vintage hanging blackboard is approximately 36 inches wide, 24 inches high and 2 inches deep.

Our price is for in store pick up or free local delivery. Please call or email for a pakcing and shipping quote.

This is a vintage 1940s cafe diner booth. It is three seperate and stand alone pieces. The table and two bench seats. Often these types of booths are connected together or made to be attached to the wall and or floor. This booth is three seperate and free standing pieces making it very usable in most locations or brought out and used only when needed. The table is 26 inches wide, 47 inches long and 30 inches high. Each bench is approximately 14 inches deep, 53 inches long, 18 inches high to the seat and 35 inches high to the top on the back.

We do have local delivery or freight service is available so please call for a quote.

This recently acquired pair of Vermont Dry Sink Farm tables came out of Fair Haven, Vermont. We believe they date to the last quarter of the 19th century mostly due to the hand forged square nails used in their construction. They spent all their life, up to now, on a farm in Fair Haven and were used in cream separation and in making Vermont maple syrup. The sink inserts are metal and appear to be in great shape without any cracks, tears or punctures. The wood is all hard wood and probably oak. One table is divided into two sinks while the other is one large sink. Each table is approximately 68 inches long, 26 inches wide, 31 inches high from the floor to the top of the sink and each sink is about 7 inches deep.

You are purchasing the pair but we would sell each table separately at $850 each. Local delivery and out of state shipping is available so please call or email for a quote.

This is the most unusual blanket chest I have ever seen. It is all tongue and grooved construction (wainscoting like in appearance) with a cedar interior. The chest is approximately 33.75 inches long,
28 inches deep and 27 inches high. It does have an old repair on the underneath bottom.

Our price is for in store pickup or free local delivery only but please call or email for an out of state delivery quote.

We recently found this wonderful primitive in a 200 year old farmhouse in Leister, Vermont. It was proably hand made (bench made) on that farm sometime in the mid 19th century. All five drawers feature dovetails on both the front panels as well as the back panels. We also looked hard and found several large hand forged square nails in various hidden places on the chest. It also displays a very unusual step forward top drawer design feature. This country chest of drawers wears a wonderful warm color and a soft, lustrous patina.

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This is a fully restored burl mahogony early American sewing stand. It features two drop leaves and 2 drawers fastened with hand made dove tails. With both drops down the table top is 17 inches wide and 19.5 inches deep, with both drops in the up position the top is approximately 19.5 inches deep and 35 inches wide (each drop being 9 inches wide) and the table stands about 28 inches high.

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The cabinet is a vintage and restored wardrobe and cabinet combination with four (4) shelves added. It does have a clothes hanging rod and each of the shelves are removable if the space is preferred for hanging clothes. The cabinet is 70 inches high, 42 inches wide and 21.5 inches deep and is on casters for easy moving. The dressing screen is a free standing two panel screen and is approximately 61 inches high and each panel is 19 inches wide. Both the screen and the wardrobe are decorated with vintage fashion advertising from the early 1900s.

This is a two piece set and you are getting both pieces for one money. Our price is for store pick up or local delivery only but please call or email for an out of state delivery quote.

This is a mid 19th century sewing stand from around the time of the Civil War. It is our inventory number 10MC790. It features beautiful inlaid wood throughout the piece. It has many pull out drawers and two drop leaf sides. It is approximately 17 inches deep, 23 inches wide plus each drop is 11 inches wide while it stand 30 inches high.

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This tiger oak church choir chair dates to the late 19th century and has been fully restored. It features a cane seat and a rack on the back of the chair to hold hymn books. Now you can have your very own choir chair and sing in the privacy of your home without those ugly glances for signing too loud, for being out of tune or for signing the wrong words. Not to worry, go ahead and belt out that hymn. Or, you can just use it at home to practice so as to improve your in church performance.

The seat is 18.5 inches wide, 17.5 inches deep, 18 inches high to seat and 36 inches high to the top of the back of the chair. Our price is for in store pick up only but local delivery or UPS Store packing and shipping is available so please call for a quote.

This is an all steel and iron framed shop stool with an oak seat and an oak back. We believe it dates to the 1930s. The seat has an approximate diameter of 14 inches and the seat height is 22.5 inches while the top of the back of the seat is 35 inches from the floor.

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This circa: 1880s Victorian writing desk has been fully restored all around and could easily sit in the middle of a room. It has been reglued and the felt top replaced. This desk is made of beautiful walnut and includes a drawer and a bottom shelf. The desk has its original tiny working casters for easy moving. As would be expected, there is a little age cracking and a few minor repairs.

This desk is approximately 22 inches deep, 36 inches wide and 30 inches high.

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This is a pair of Vermont Country Windsor Chairs. They are paint decorated and back stenciled with flowers. They have solid plank seats and date from before the WW1 era and to 1890-1910.

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It use to be fashionable and practicle to cover kitchen work tables in zinc. This was before the enamel topped tables of the 1930-50s and long before Formica. It was often called "leaded top" but it is zinc without the health risks associated with lead. This is a one drawer, painted, kitchen table and from the 1900-1920s. The zinc does show wear and has some tears (we do guarantee it to be old and used) and still a very interesting country kitchen table.

The table is approximately 42 inches wide, 24 inches deep and 29 inches high. The price is for in store pick up only but local delivery is availalbe so please call or email for a quote.

These are four panels of late 19th century, Vermont green shutters. Each panel is approximately 89 inches tall, 20 inches wide and 1.125 inches thick. The top portion on two of the panels does show some damage and needs repair or the panel could be cut down slightly to avoid the repairs.

The price is for all four (4) panels and for in store pick up only.

This is a matched pair of very thick 19th century Vermont barn doors. They still have much of their original paint on one side and apparently the other side has been repainted barn red several years ago. Each door is 3 inches thick, 65.5 inches tall and 35 inches wide at the bottom. Our price is for the pair and for store pick up. We do offer local delivery and out of state freight service is available so please call for a quote.

This is an adjustable shop stool with great old original paint. The stool is all iron and the seat is oak with a padded leather insert. We believe that this old industrial stool dates to the 1920s. The seat has an approximate diameter of 13.5 inches and can be adjustable from a low height of 21 inches up to 26 inches from the floor.

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This maghogony Empire Game Table dates to the 1830s-40s. This is a true antique and does have a small age crack (see photo). When opened it is approximately 33.75 inches wide, 33.25 inches deep and 28 inches high. When closed it is approximately 16.5 inches deep, 33.75 inches wide and 28 inches high.

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This little pine commode is from around the turn-of-the-19th-century. It features one drawer, 2 doors, mirror backed, one shelf and a pair of candle shelfs balancing the front of the mirror. It is approximates 30 inches wide, 15 inches deep and has a back height of 52 inches with a table top height of about 28 inches.

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Martha actually did make this design famous. It features deep compartments on either side of its table top plus three pull out drawers. We believe this stewing stand dates back to around the 1890 to 1920 time period. It stands about 28 inches high, 27 inches wide and 14.5 inches deep.

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This is a pair of ice cream stools from the 1890-1920s era. The chairs are all iron with cushioned cloth seats. Each seat has an approximate diameter of 9.5 inches and a seat height of 28 inches. The feet are about 14 inches apart.

Your are buying the pair and both stools for one money. Our price is for instore pick up only but local delivery or out of state shipment via UPS Store is available so please call or email for a quote.

This industrial shop stool dates to the 1940s and has an approximate seat diameter of 14 inches. It has a seat height of 22 inches and the top of the back of the seat is about 36 inches off the ground.

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This is a set of four Hitchcock style stenciled and painted black chairs with solid plank seats. We think they do date back to around 1910-20 or thereabouts. They each featured stenciled flowers on the top chair back. We do not believe they are Hitchcock and we cannot locate any signatures or labels to idenify the maker.

You are buying all four chairs for one money. Local delivery or freight shipment is available so please call for a quote.

This is called a "Petticoat Server" because like a petticoat, it hides things. The top portion is a false front hiding a large pull out drawer. Once the drawer is open, hidden buttons on each side will release additional secret compartments for hiding the silverware. The bottom portion is also a false front hiding another large pull out drawer. The magnificant claw feet were hand carved from single blocks of wood. The wood is burl mahogony and the style is Empire Revival. The piece was made in 1905 by Berkely & Gay who is genrally recognized as one of the highest quality furniture makers working during the last quarter of the 19th century.

The piece is approximately 48 inches wide, 20 inches deep and 37.75 inches high plus a 4 inch backsplash. There is free delivery locally otherwise delivery or freight shipment is available at the additional cost.

While it might appear that this is a six drawer chest, only four of the drawers are actually drawers. The other two are a false front for a slide out secretary with compartments and internal drawers. This walnut cased chest has inlaid burl walnut sections as well a birds eye maple interior woods. We estimate that this butler's chest dates to the turn-of-the-century or the 1890-1915 era.

It is a Butler's Chest and was designed for the butler of the house to use for the household finances as well as for the silver and other valuable items of the home. It was meant to generally be in the dinning room or the den and it was not meant for the bedroom. It does lock like intended and it comes with its original key. It is a beautiful piece for any room of the house. It is approximately 37 inches wide, 20.5 inches deep and 53.5 inches high. This is a pick-up, delivery or freight item only.

We recently found this work table in the workshop of a 19th century barn in Whiting, Vermont. We estimate it to be about 100 years old but feel the lumber is probably older than the table. If you look closely on both sides you can see the water wheel marks that were made when the lumber was originally sawn and made by a water saw mill. We think the lumber is probably from the 1870s and was just sitting around the barn until used to make this work table.

We thoroughly cleaned and waxed it and now it is ready to serve for another 100 years. It stands approximatley 35 inches high, is about 19 inches deep and 41.5 inches long. How would this look as a server in your country kitchen?

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We recently found this mid 19th century Vermont tavern table in a Brandon, Vermont farmhouse. It has two drop leaves and each drop is only 5 inches deep. It allowed a typical 19th century adult to sit comfortably at the table while the drop was in the down position. The table is 26 inches high, 62.5 inches long, 28 inches wide with the drops down and 28 inches wide with the drops opened.

The price is for store pick up only but local delivery and freight delivery is available so call for a quote.

This is a matched pair of late 19th century quartered (tiger) oak desk chairs. If you have an oak partner's desk or have two desks in the same office then these chairs are for you. They have been fully restored and are height and tension adjustable. They are the original of this style which is still being copied today. The lowest setting of the chair is to a height of 18 inches and it can be ajustable upward by up to approximately 8 inches. The seat is 19.5 inches deep, 20.5 inches wide and 31.5 inches high to back of the top of the seat at the lowest seat setting.

You are buying the two chairs for one money. The price is for store pick up only but local delivery and out of state freight is available so please call for a quote.

These circa: 1860s, oak, Civil War camp chairs are original and are Vermont made and are not reproductions. We found them in a barn in Springfield, Vermont and only one of them still had a little of its original carpet like seat and it was too far gone to be saved. We completely restored the full six piece set using a modern indoor/outdoor canvas striped material that resembled the original carpet seat. We also lined each seat with a cream colored canvas to make them strong enough to hold a 21st century adult person.

Each chair completely folds to approximately 4 inches high, 22 inches long and 17 inches wide. When opened, each chair is 17 inches wide, 16.5 inches from floor to seat and 31.5 inches from floor to the top of the back. The price below is for the full set of six (6) chairs. Each chair is identical to each other. The price is for store pick up only. Local delivery or UPS Store packing and shipping is available. Please call for a quote.

We believe this pretty, two drawers over two drawers, tiger oak dresser dates back to the 1920s. It is as good looking in real life as it is in the photograph. The dresser stands approximately 44 inches wide, 33.5 inches high and 21 inches deep.

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This vintage voting booth is from the 1920s-40s era. It is walnut, height adjustable and both sides swing open or closed depending on the amount of privacy desired. Now you don't have to leave the house and you can vote anytime you desire and no longer have to wait until election day. There is free local delivery but outside of a 25 mile radius there is a charge depending on distance. Also, UPS Store services are available.

This drafting table or desk is fully adjustable as to angle and hieght. It can be fully tilted and used as a level table as well. It is approximately 42 inches wide, 30 inches deep and the height is adjustable.

Our price is for store pick up only but local delivery or out of state freight service is available so call or email us with your zip code for a quote.

This is a 19th century wooden factory cart. Can you imagine its potential? It has been fully and beautifully restored and while it is over 100 years old it is now ready for another 100 years of use.

It is approximately 50 inches long, 20 inches deep and 32 inches high.
Our price is for pick up only but delivery or shipment is available so call for a quote.

This very unusual and rare double rocking chair is a rod back Windsor with a solid plank double seat and hand turnings. It is made with peg and square nail construction and still has traces of its original black paint on the underneath surfaces. It is definitely New England but was found in an upscale Long Island, New York private estate. We estimate it dates back to the 1830-40s era.

The price is for store pick up only but local delivery or freight delivery is available for an additional charge.

These beer garden tables are also called festival tables. Each set consists of the table and two benches. Each of the three pieces folds to about 3 inches in height and the tables and the benches are approximately 84 inches long while the table is about 20 inches wide and the benches are about 10 inches wide. They are from Germany and each set has seen anywhere from 20 to 50 Octoberfests. The one we pictured is the oldest with the most wear. The other two are a little newer and not as distressed and are more yellow in color than the one in the photo. They are very stong and each has been known to hold 8 or more dancing adult Germans while they sang Octoberfest songs and drank huge amounts of beer.

The folding locking devices work well on all the sets and they actually lock in place when folded open or closed. They make great portable picnic tables in they are not that heavy and you can take them to the beach, picnic or camping and never again have to worry about finding a picnic table that can't be moved from its tethered site. They also make for great risers when doing antique and/or other shows.

The price is for pick up only but local store delivery or UPS Store Delivery services are available for the additional cost involved. Call for a quote.

This gossip bench (telephone stand) dates to the 1930s-40s era. A gossip bench always has a place for the telephone and a special place for the telephone book. When cordless telephones came out in the 1970s the gossip bench became obsolete. No need to be tethered with cordless technology. The 1920s era candlestick telephone with its riger box as well as other antique, but fully working telephones, can be found in our This Olde Office store.

This classic Art Deco era bird's eye maple vanity with its three way mirror comes with its own matching birds eye maple and cane seat chair. It dates to the 1930s and can you imagine Greta Garbo sitting at it and combing her hair? It is approximately 41 inches wide, 54 inches high to the top of the mirror, 30.5 inches high to the top shelf, 24 inches high to the bottom shelf and the chair opening is 17 inches wide.

Local delivery or out of state shipment is available so please email or call for a quote.

We estimate this folding Butler's table dates back to around 1910. The legs fold and the top rolls up (similar to a roll top desk). The table when opened is approximately 35 inches long, 21.5 inches deep and 27.5 inches high.

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The Morris Chair was invented in the 1870s by the famous English Architect William Morris and I bet he would be proud of this American 1880-90s Morris Chair. We have fully reconditioned it and have had custom cushions professionally made. It still has its original hardware which adjusts the incline of the back rest to the desired angle. The large round feet give it a very serious and solid look.

The price is for pick up only but plese do call for a delivery or freight cost.

Berkley & Gay is generally considered among the highest quality American furniture makers of the late 19th century. They made this late 19th century ladies writing desk. The Berkley & Gay logo is vivible inside the drawer. It features one drawer and a removable top stationary caddy. This type of ladies writing desk was also often used as a receptionist desk in lobbies or entry ways.

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This pair of 1930s era club chairs have been fully refinished and professionally reupholstered from the frame out. All the springs have been retied. The inside fabric is a soft chenille while the outside is a solid ultra suede in a moss green. Virginia hand picked the frabric and supervised the entire reupholstery process. If Virgina says its good, its good. 33 inches W X 36 inches D X 33 inches BH X 22 inches AH

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This recently reupholstered late 19th century, Morris, platform rocking chair features its own pull out matching footstool. The back rest is fully adjustable by relocating the back rod as is the case in all Morris Chairs. The footrest can remain hidden under the seat or pulled out to several different positions.

The price below if for store pick up but local delivery or freight shipment is available so please call or email for a quote.

We believe this very special 200 year old rocking chair to be Shaker influenced French Canadian. It is in wonderful condition and very sturdy. It has a wood (probably bark) slat seat and while it does have some age cracks it is still structurally sound and those cracks simply add charm to a wonderful primitive.

Our price is for pick up only, local delivery and UPS Store freight delivery is also available for the additional cost involve. Please call for a quote.

This is our item #7F879 and this Morris Chair features roaring lion images on the front of both legs. Like all Morris chairs, the back rest adjusts to any one of several inclines. The chair has been fully restored with all original hardware still in place. It's cushions are new and were custom made for the chair by our professional upholsterer. It is 30 inches wide, 36 inches deep, 24 inche seat hieght and a 40 inche back hieght. The price indicated is for pick up only and there would be an additional charge for delivery or freight service so please call or email for a quote.