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Georgian style flat top writing desk Item # 4456 Georgian flat top desk. This is an English mahogany kneehole desk on low cabriole legs. It is in the Georgian style, but slightly later than period, circa 1830. The security door has a "tombstone" raised panel, a typical Georgian design. The banded inlay on the edges is typical of English cabinetry. This is a very handsome antique desk This item is in our antiques archives price guide and is NOT AVAILABLE for sale. To view the items we currently have in stock, for sale, CLICK HERE Customer Feedback -How to Purchase -Shipping / Handling

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Country pine sawbuck dining table with bread board ends c1930 Item # 5257 Country pine sawbuck kitchen or dining table with breadboard ends, c1900 to 1930. This table was hand made with two wide and thick 15 inch early pine boards, held with breadboard ends, on an X base joined by stretchers. Each breadboard end is set with four hand made wooden pins. The table is easy to sit at, is quite strong and has acquired a rich old patina. It measures 30 inches wide by 64 inches long and 29 inches high. Period 18th century pine trestle tables in this size are very rare and sell for thousands of dollars. This vintage handmade table has the look and quality of a period 18th century table, without the high price. This item is in our antiques archives price guide and is NOT AVAILABLE for sale. To view the items we currently have in stock, for sale, CLICK HERE Customer Feedback -How to Purchase -Shipping / Handling

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French antique marquetry inlaid dessert table Item # 5258 French 19th century Belle Epoque double tier oval dessert table circa 1890. Surfaces are inlaid with floral marquetry and cross banded veneers. Bronze mountings. Beautifully turned legs with cerule stretcher base. This elegant, useful antique table is versatile enough to be used in any room. The upper tier measures 12 and one half by 25 inches, and is 35 inches high. The lower tier measures 20 by 32 inches, and is 24 and one half inches high. Very good as found estate condition, with a just few strips of gilt bronze missing from the legs. From a New Orleans home. This item is in our antiques archives price guide and is NOT AVAILABLE for sale. To view the items we currently have in stock, for sale, CLICK HERE Customer Feedback -How to Purchase -Shipping / Handling

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Nathan Margolis mahogany low boy c1919 Item # 5280 Antique American furniture bench made Nathan Margolis mahogany low boy. This lowboy is in original condition including its wonderful aged finish. The original label is in the top drawer and reads, "Sept 15 1919 This low boy a copy of the original Nathan Hale low boy made by Nathan Margolis Hartford CT for Paul E. Vernon Brooklyn NY. Nathan Margolis made some of the finest reproduction furniture of his day. He copied the best examples of period American furniture for his wealthy clientele. The drawers are each made with wide hand cut dovetails with thick bottoms. The mahogany is solid and perfectly matched for a uniform look. Margolis took great pain to find just the right matching wide boards when making a piece of his hand made furniture. This item is in our antiques archives price guide and is NOT AVAILABLE for sale. To view the items we currently have in stock, for sale, CLICK HERE Customer Feedback -How to Purchase -Shipping / Handling

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Antique Wallace Nutting tilt top pie crust tea table candlestand c1920 Item # 5295 Antique Wallace Nutting furniture tilt top pie crust tea table or candlestand c1920. This tilt top table is and exact reproduction, made by the famous furniture company of Wallace Nutting. Nutting author of "Furniture Treasury" a book that documented the finest examples of American furniture of the late 16th, 17th,18th and early 20th century in America, started a furniture company that copied the best examples from those periods. His cabinet men used similar woods and construction methods. Dish top carving, not applied carving, dovetailed legs and hand fluted columns. This table retains its original finish and is in mint condition. Measures 25 and three quarters inches high when closed, 37 inches high when open and 18 inches across. See "Wallace Nutting and the Invention of Old America" by Thomas Andrew Denenberg to learn more about Wallace Nutting and his furniture. This item is in our antiques archives price guide and is NOT AVAILABLE for sale. To view the items we currently have in stock, for sale, CLICK HERE Customer Feedback -How to Purchase -Shipping / Handling

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