We carry a wide array of quality antique and vintage pieces. Find the perfect antique furniture for your home or office entryway.
A Continental European serpentine-front mahogany server, or buffet, with an elaborately shaped and carved mirror-back over a two-door cabinet with upper single drawer. Circa 1870. To see our other buffets,
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Beautiful flame mahogany fitted cabinet with secretaire drawer and a marble top. Craftsmanship on this piece is impressive. Circa 1850. To see more of our cabinets, click here To see
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A French oak farm table with a beautiful, dark patina, one side with a drawer fitted to the skirt. Circa 1850-70. To see our other tables, click here 61″ Wide
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A well-made and solid, quarter-sawn oak Arts and Crafts period desk, or library table, with two drawers and a lower stretcher, the sides with decorative slats typical of the style.
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A French Regency style mahogany desk with tooled black leather surface to top and both side drop leaves. The piece has drawers to one side and ‘faux’ drawers to other,
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An extra-large and original early 1920’s French lithograph advertising poster, ‘Charleston Rhum’ signed, ‘Jean D’Ylen’ (Jean Paul Beguin, 1886-1938). A great, bright and colourful image; minor creasing to the top
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A highly-carved Continental Victorian cabinet in mahogany, with elaborate pierced carving to the top and sides, the top with a mirrored door, and with dramatic flame mahogany veneer door and
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A French carved oak ‘maie’ or dough bin with hinged top and nicely-carved base. Circa 1920. 45″ Wide x 22″ Deep x 38″ Tall. Purchasing this item via our website
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A 19th century, 2-door Louis XV-style pointed armoire with shaped panelled doors and carved details. The interior may be fitted with shelves or a rod for hanging. Circa 1880. To
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An impressive French two-door armoire in walnut and oak, the panelled doors featuring stars inlaid in contrasting timbers, and complex molded details surrounding the panels. The piece separates into top
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A small, marble-top, inlaid Louis XV-style, highly inlaid ‘bombe’ commode with gilt mounts. Circa 1930. To see our other commodes, click here 32″ Wide x 15.5″ Deep x 34″ Tall.
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A top-quality French, inlaid rosewood-and-kingwood, marble-top, four-drawer commode with gilt mounts. Circa 1880. To see our other commodes, click here 30″ Wide x 16″ Deep x 36″ Tall. Purchasing this
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A smaller size, 19th Century, French, 2-door cabinet or armoire with shaped-panelled doors on scroll feet. Just over five feet tall – a perfect size for a flatscreen monitor. Its
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An English Victorian mahogany wardrobe with two arched-panelled doors, each with inset book-matched figured mahogany panels. Fitted with upper and lower rods for hanging but could as easily have shelves.
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A French console table consisting of an elegantly-formed Louis XV-style wrought iron base and serpentine shaped marble top. Circa 1930. To see our other consoles, click here 50″ Wide x
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An unusually wide, yet narrow, 19th Century Louis Phillipe bookcase with original wavy glass. Beautiful colour and rich patina on this piece. To see our other bookcases, click here 71″
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A lovely, hand-printed and rare, superior quality French Louis XV-style display cabinet from Paris. Exceptional original condition, with gorgeous detailed mounts. Circa 1920. To see our other cabinets, click here
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A French Louis XVI-style gilt trumeau with carved ribbon detailing. Circa 1930. To see our other mirrors, click here 30.5″ Wide x 3″ Deep x 53.5″ Tall. Purchasing this item
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French solid oak three-drawer commode. Circa 1920. To see our other commodes, click here 43″ Wide x 17.5″ Deep x 33″ Tall. Purchasing this item via our website is quick
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Lovely smaller French 19th Century gueridon from Paris. Black slate top. To see our other gueridons, click here 32″ Diameter x 29″ Tall. Purchasing this item via our website is
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