circa: 1960 width: 112 height: 30 length: 43 This gorgeous antique style mahogany dining table was English-made around 1960 as a Georgian style reproduction. The mahogany  More »

circa: 1960 width: 112 height: 30 length: 43 This gorgeous antique style mahogany dining table was English-made around 1960 as a Georgian style reproduction. The mahogany displays a deep, lustrous complexion and a striking grain that look especially pronounced because of the lovely banding around the edge of the table. The Duncan Phyfe style turned pedestal bases also look great, and the brass casters on the bottom of each panther foot provide convenient movement over short distances. With a total of two leaves, this table expands between 69'' and 112'', making it a flexible piece for small or large dinner occasions. This table has sustained a few light scratches here and there, but overall it remains a beautiful and sturdy piece, so condition is very good.   « Less

circa: 2000 width: 36.5 height: 36 length: 20.5 This gorgeous yew oyster chest was recently crafted in England as a Georgian period reproduction The hand-inlaid yew wood,  More »

circa: 2000 width: 36.5 height: 36 length: 20.5 This gorgeous yew oyster chest was recently crafted in England as a Georgian period reproduction The hand-inlaid yew wood, having undergone a thorough antique-style finishing process, displays a rich grain and distinct complexion that are complemented wonderfully not only by the striking oyster pattern itself but also by antiqued brass swan neck pulls. With a classic two-over-three drawer design, this antique-style chest offers plenty of storage space, and with dovetailed joints in every drawer-just as in antique furniture-this chest is also quite sturdy. Resting on strong shaped bracket feet, this elegant antique-style oyster bachelors chest will stand for generations to come, so take this chance to make this a new addition to your antique furniture collection today!   « Less

circa: 2000 width: 37.25 height: 30.5 length: 21 This antique style bachelors chest was originally crafted in England between 1960-70 for the British RAF. Recently, this  More »

circa: 2000 width: 37.25 height: 30.5 length: 21 This antique style bachelors chest was originally crafted in England between 1960-70 for the British RAF. Recently, this chest was treated to a full restoration by a small English cabinetmaker, which involved new oyster veneers on the top and drawers, new brass hardware, a new brush slide, and new shaped bracket feet. The original sides still show some of the wear marks that were sustained prior to the restoration, but otherwise this chest remains as beautiful as it is sturdy. Each drawer features dovetailed joints, and the green leather-inlaid brush slide is decorated with elegant gold tooling. Due to the recent restoration, this chest retains an excellent condition.   « Less

circa: 1960 width: 37 height: 33.5 length: 20 This antique style bachelors chest was crafted in England around 1960 for use in the British RAF. Most likely decommissioned  More »

circa: 1960 width: 37 height: 33.5 length: 20 This antique style bachelors chest was crafted in England around 1960 for use in the British RAF. Most likely decommissioned around 1970, this chest underwent a recent restoration at the hands of a small English cabinetmaker. During the restoration, new mahogany and satinwood veneers were added to the top and drawer fronts, as were brass swan neck pulls and the distressed base. The result is a beautiful antique style chest redolent of the classical Georgian combination of beauty and function. The sides remain as they were originally, so they do show a few wear marks here and there. Overall condition remains excellent, however, as this chest is very sturdy and would make a fine addition to any home.   « Less

circa: 2000 width: 60 height: 30 length: 60 This stunning dining table was recently hand-crafted in England from solid cherry by a team of master craftsmen. From the  More »

circa: 2000 width: 60 height: 30 length: 60 This stunning dining table was recently hand-crafted in England from solid cherry by a team of master craftsmen. From the techniques used to the materials themselves, this table exhibits the highest level of quality available in the world of antiques and reproductions. The selection of solid cherry displays a striking grain and rich, lustrous complexion, complemented by a lovely border of hand-inlaid yew wood and a hand-distressed, spokeshaven (or hand-planed) surface. Spokeshaving is an old technique that English craftsmen have been using for many centuries, extending far back before sanding became popular alongside this ancient, time-honored technique. The sturdy, turned legs end in elegant pad feet, while the skirt on either table end is shaped quite beautifully.The great advantage of the loper--also known as ''Irish Wake'' or ''drop leaf''--dining table is that the leaves drop down to the sides for easy movement, storage, and versatile utility. Whether used in dining, as a sideboard or a hall table, this table offers three useful positions: both leaves up, one leaf up, and both leaves down. Because it is brand new, there is no damage and this table will last for centuries, continuing to grow more beautiful all the while. Don''t miss your chance to own this amazing rustic cherry drop leaf table today!   « Less

circa: 2000 width: 41 height: 36 length: 19 This gorgeous burl walnut bow front chiffonier was recently crafted in England as an antique-style reproduction and imported to  More »

circa: 2000 width: 41 height: 36 length: 19 This gorgeous burl walnut bow front chiffonier was recently crafted in England as an antique-style reproduction and imported to our furniture showroom here in Atlanta, GA. The burl walnut displays a stunning grain and lovely, warm complexion, complemented by antiqued brass swan-neck style pulls and the elegant moulding around the cabinet door fronts. The antique bow front design looks wonderful, adding a bit of flair that would be lacking in a straight-front design. Each drawer features dovetailed drawer joints-just like those found in antique furniture-the lower cabinet doors lock with an accompanying key, and the plinth base rests on removable casters. This fantastic antique style chiffonier would make a fantastic addition to any home furniture collection.   « Less

circa: 1960 width: 26 height: 71 length: 18.5 This antique style yew corner cabinet was crafted in England around 1960. Today, the yew remains as beautiful as ever, with a  More »

circa: 1960 width: 26 height: 71 length: 18.5 This antique style yew corner cabinet was crafted in England around 1960. Today, the yew remains as beautiful as ever, with a rich complexion and a striking grain that are sure to look great in any setting. The astragal glass, dental moulding, and shaped bracket feet are also quite elegant, making this corner cabinet a rather stylish piece. This cabinet has sustained some superficial wear but remains as sturdy as ever, so overall condition is very good.   « Less

circa: 1960 width: 26 height: 70.5 length: 18 Hailing from the UK, this yew wood corner cabinet was made about 1960 and remains a beautiful example of English furniture  More »

circa: 1960 width: 26 height: 70.5 length: 18 Hailing from the UK, this yew wood corner cabinet was made about 1960 and remains a beautiful example of English furniture today. The etched glass door in the top is unusual and the most prominent feature of this piece. The lower cabinet door exhibits a beautiful yew wood grain. The doors both lock with included key. There are a total of three (two in the top and one in the bottom) removable shelves in this cabinet. The piece sits on bracket feet for added stability. Overall this piece is in good condition with the normal wear you would expect from a piece this age mainly in the form of small marks here and there around the feet and middle of the piece. An excellent corner cabinet, this would make a wonderful addition to any setting!   « Less

circa: 1960 width: 56 height: 84.5 length: 16.5 This antique style flame mahogany bookcase was crafted in England around 1960 as a Georgian period reproduction. Today, the  More »

circa: 1960 width: 56 height: 84.5 length: 16.5 This antique style flame mahogany bookcase was crafted in England around 1960 as a Georgian period reproduction. Today, the flame mahogany remains as beautiful as ever, with a deep, lustrous complexion and a striking grain that are sure to look great in any setting. Solid brass pulls form a lovely complement to the flame mahogany. The astragal glass is also quite elegant, allowing a stylish view into the contents of the bookcase. Meanwhile, the lower portion of the bookcase features a wonderfully beautiful selection of flame mahogany doors. Additionally, all doors lock, so you can store your things with security in mind. As sturdy as it is beautiful, this bookcase also features fully adjustable shelving and disassembles easy into the top and bottom sections, the latter of which simply sits atop the other and remains in place without screws. This bookcase has sustained some superficial wear marks but remains strong and steady, so overall condition is very good.   « Less

circa: 1960 width: 33.5 height: 55.25 length: 13 This English antique style mahogany bookcase was crafted in England around 1960. Today, the flame mahogany retains a lustrous  More »

circa: 1960 width: 33.5 height: 55.25 length: 13 This English antique style mahogany bookcase was crafted in England around 1960. Today, the flame mahogany retains a lustrous complexion and a striking grain, while the glass doors offer a pleasant view to the interior of the piece. Both sets of doors lock with an accompanying key, and all of the top shelves are fully adjustable. While this bookcase remains beautiful and sturdy, the base and interior shelves have sustained some superficial wear. Overall condition therefore remains very good.   « Less