A nice vintage trunk which comes from England and made in the 1920-1930 era. At 36"L X 24"H X 23"W it is a good size example of this oak bound style and offers plenty of  More »

A nice vintage trunk which comes from England and made in the 1920-1930 era. At 36"L X 24"H X 23"W it is a good size example of this oak bound style and offers plenty of storage space. The outside is complete with its original painted canvas which has been cleaned and treated with a finish coating as well as the original European style handles which are in wonderful condition. All hardware is original other than the hinges which would have been a made of material and were no longer supportive. I have installed metal hinges and they are hidden under the canvas. This trunk has two English Lever locks which latch and unlatch perfectly although the locking key is not present. On the oak slats there is steel hardware which has been left with natural discolorations although placed under a protective coating. Various original brass tacks are here and there and provide some contrast. Everything is good and secure and it displays with nice original character. The inside originally was fabric lined but was soiled beyond saving. It has been removed and the wood finished and left exposed. The original soft bottom tray is present but again the material was not in the best of condition so I have installed a birch wood bottom which works well.   « Less

If you were a suave well to do gentleman, high roller, or stagecoach robber, this is the kind of nice leather trunk you might have owned back in the 1800's. The trunk  More »

If you were a suave well to do gentleman, high roller, or stagecoach robber, this is the kind of nice leather trunk you might have owned back in the 1800's. The trunk measures a fairly standard stagecoach size 31"L X 18"H X 18"W and is a rare to find leather flat top. Difficult to see in the stand back photo's, but It is covered with numerous tooled designs in the leather which are on all sides, even the back. The leather itself is in very good condition. A few minor repairs made to loose stitching, a corner or two, and cleaned up wear around the lip where it closes. Normal wear areas,nothing bad or distracting at the least. The leather is soft with its skin intact. Very unusual to find is that this antique trunk retains its original handles which are about the thickest and best I have come across. The straps were missing when found so I did what I could using some slightly vintage ones to be in character with the aged look. The wood slats are a hardwood and there are a ton (approx 280) brass covered nails and rivets which are not painted. The lock is solid brass and a nice one from the same era but not the original one is my observation. It has a decorative piece that slides back and forth to reveal the key hole but consider the lock non-functional. Hinges are great and it is very sturdy and well built. The bottom is in great shape with its oak runners, top quality zinc metal covering (will not rust), and more brass rivets.The inside was largely missing when found. It has been relined, a tray made, and the lid compartment rebuilt. Sounds simple but it took a bit of time. The colors are antique white, black, and the patterned area is a natural linen which is sort of grayish. New straps to hold the lid have been added as was original. Behind the drop down compartment would be a nice place to add a little something of your own to make officially yours.   « Less

This barrel stave trunk measures 29"L X 21"H X 16.5"W and more the size of the old stagecoach trunks being made in that transition period. Probably took a ride or two on an  More »

This barrel stave trunk measures 29"L X 21"H X 16.5"W and more the size of the old stagecoach trunks being made in that transition period. Probably took a ride or two on an old steam ship,locomotive, and/or a wagon to get there. It is decorated with metal buttons and retains its original oak handles and slats.The inside is very clean, finished, and perfectly suited for storage as you wish. The bottom is in tip top shape.   « Less

I am not an expert on all things military but this appears to be an Army tool box for field use in repair of heavy equipment such as planes, tanks, tracked vehicles, or large  More »

I am not an expert on all things military but this appears to be an Army tool box for field use in repair of heavy equipment such as planes, tanks, tracked vehicles, or large guns. It probably would mount in the back of a jeep on hangers and then driven to the item needing repair. Based on what I can see of its construction, I would guess it to be from the 1920-1940 era. It measures a good size 34"L X19.25"H X 18.25"W and is wood construction with thick metal plate trim, brass hardware (they were painted), and a ton of the old style flat head screws. It is built to military specs and weighs upwards of 90lbs empty. The top appears to be a couple layers of solid oak and overall it would survive anything short of a direct shell hit.When found, the front wood cover was missing unfortunately. With that door most likely went the original stenciling and I have no reference to other pieces such as this. The door was rebuilt which removes and flips for in use position and the paint computer matched to the rest of this chest. It is shown in the last two photo's. I will leave any stenciling up to the buyer which presents a nice opportunity for personal affiliation. Other than that, things are complete and it is being offered as shown. All other paint is original and has been cleaned up to be suitable for inside display. Behind the front cover are the 3 original drawers which are dovetailed and screwed and operate perfectly. There are various compartments in the drawers for tools and replacement parts and everything is as sound as day one. Each of the drawer dividers are sunk into the drawer bottom to be watertight.The very bottom has thick wood runners and things are extremely sound.   « Less

A nice metal covered stagecoach trunk from about 1880 which is about the time the gunfight at the OK Corral occurred. This trunk measures 30"L X 20"H X 17.25"W and would be a  More »

A nice metal covered stagecoach trunk from about 1880 which is about the time the gunfight at the OK Corral occurred. This trunk measures 30"L X 20"H X 17.25"W and would be a nice collectible accent piece offering storage or just to hold a couple logs by the fireplace. It is metal covered which has been freshly painted brown as the primary color with black on the metal trim and hardware.Opens and shuts like a new car door and the latches work perfectly. Lock has patent dates of 1868 and 1877.   « Less

This chest is solid wood construction and a good size piece at 43.25"L X 20"H X 21.75"W as it sits.Some wooden feet could be installed to raise it up however high you wish  More »

This chest is solid wood construction and a good size piece at 43.25"L X 20"H X 21.75"W as it sits.Some wooden feet could be installed to raise it up however high you wish and provide you a slightly different look but I will leave that to you or let's discuss beforehand. Right now, it is the perfect height for a coffee table or for the foot of a bed. It is painted using eco-friendly, non-toxic paint that will never chip or peel but rather wear gracefully.   « Less

A nice antique trunk which retains its original canvas, paint and slightly rustic hardware. It has very nice leather trim which is all intact and measures a respectable size  More »

A nice antique trunk which retains its original canvas, paint and slightly rustic hardware. It has very nice leather trim which is all intact and measures a respectable size 32.5"L X 24"H X 21.5"W. The old strap keepers are intact but the straps are largely missing. I retained the traces that are there since the naturally aged look was what we were after. It is a good solid trunk with a nice original rustic look and smooth feel. The lock is from the Eagle Lock Company and dated 1892. Someone pried a little right where the key goes in but not too bad. I will include an antique barrel key and it operated effortlessly. Latches work perfectly and the hinges are tip top.The inside is finished wood which appears to be nicely aging yellow pine. Its nice original tray is present and it would be a good one to display open with some of your decorations or collectibles showing.   « Less

Barrel Roll Desk Dated from the late 1800's to the early 1900's. This desk is beautiful. Come check it our for yourself.

Barrel Roll Desk Dated from the late 1800's to the early 1900's. This desk is beautiful. Come check it our for yourself.   « Less

We are pleased to present these Louis XVI style drink sofa tables with sensational ormolu and marquetry

We are pleased to present these Louis XVI style drink sofa tables with sensational ormolu and marquetry   « Less

Vanity in solid English blond oak very nicely carved. original handle in beautiful condition!

Vanity in solid English blond oak very nicely carved. original handle in beautiful condition!   « Less