We carry a wide array of quality antique and vintage pieces. Find the perfect antique furniture for your home or office entryway.
Distressed, but in good original structural condition, comes this maple artists easel from Paris, complete with original paint drips. Circa 1950. 23.5″ Wide x 28″ Deep x 76″ Tall. To
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Nicely made and very functional a French carved Chestnut Bonnetiere with panelled door and shelves in the Louis XIV style. C.1900
A vintage Italian brushed-steel modernist coffee table signed, ‘Willy Rizzo’. The broad geometric top is cantilevered above a black pedestal base, with a metal-lined central ‘well’. Circa 1970. Willy Rizzo
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An extravagantly-carved Italian library table in walnut, the double-pedestal base with carved figures, scrolls, swags, etc., the pedestals joined by a highly-carved stretcher. The top has a warm patina and
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An Italian Murano ‘Cesare Toso’ chandelier of basket form, featuring hand-made flowers and grapes in a variety of colours. It is newly professionally rewired to North American standards. Circa 1960.
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American-made, hand-painted Chinoiserie mirror by Mary LaBarge of Holland, Michigan. Circa 1980. 28.5″ Wide x 42″ Tall. To see our selection of mirrors, click here Purchasing this item via our
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An early-20th Century, highly-carved South Asian smaller-scale easel. Circa 1910. 20″ Wide x 21″ Deep x 40″ Tall. To see our other easels, click here Purchasing this item via our
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An English, 19th Century Victorian pine blanket box with exposed dovetail corner joinery, the top with original strap hinges and with inner lidded candle-box. Circa 1880. 38″ Wide x 19″
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A 19th Century, highly-detailed, gilt-framed three-panel screen, embellished throughout with carved foliage, swags, faces, etc., the lower panels with inset aubusson tapestries, the upper panels with mirrors. Circa 1880. 66″
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A pair of Ming-style Chinese red lacquered chairs. Circa 1890. 19″ Wide x 14.5″ Deep x 35.5″ Tall, 19″ Floor-to-Seat. To see our selection of chairs, click here Purchasing these
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An rare and impressive solid mahogany Anglo-Indian two-door armoire. Such is the quality of the timber used that not only the doors but also the sides of the piece are constructed
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A smaller-scale English solid oak bookcase, the top with adjustable shelves and leaded glass doors, the base with a single drawer, the whole raised up on ‘barley twist’ turned legs.
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Small inlaid burlwood side table. Circa 1910. Its small size makes it ideal in a variety of locations throughout your home. 26″ Wide x 18″ Deep x 28″ Tall. To
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French inlaid mahogany marble-top Louis XVI-style nightstand. Circa 1880. Beautiful detail on this piece, with a striking marble top for contrast and embellished brass hardware. 18″ Wide x 15″ Deep
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A large and impressive French, late 17th Century, Louis XIII single-door armoire in walnut, the door and sides with very bold geometric paneling and having a broad molded crown and
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An English, solid walnut, three-tier server or ‘dumb waiter’ with curved sides, raised on turned, fluted columns and legs with original porcelain casters. Circa 1870. In excellent condition and small
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An English mahogany adjustable reading stand – the reading surface tilts and is adjustable up and down with a ratchet mechanism. It retains the original maker’s label, ‘C. Fowle of
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A French, 19th Century Louis XV-style shelved armoire in walnut, the door with original beveled mirror and with two drawers beneath. Circa 1880. A clean piece in beautiful condition, with
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A mid-18th Century Georgian drop-front bureau or desk in Cuban mahogany, having three drawers below and an elaborately-fitted interior with ogee-profile drawers and a central inlaid and mirrored ‘room’ which
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Elegant, Asian-inspired French coffee table, in black lacquer with gold surface decoration. Made in France. Circa 1950. 52″ Wide x 30″ Deep x 16″ Tall. To see our other coffee
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