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Posted by Chris under Site News on November 21, 2009.

We got a new container packed full of gorgeous antiques a few weeks ago and we've been so busy that I'm only now just getting around to posting a few pictures here. We've got more furniture coming in next month, so this won't be all. Be sure to check the catalog section of this site for the most up-to-date items. In the meantime, enjoy!





The mahogany desk shown above on the left is actually French, so it is an uncommon item for us. The desktop actually slides out about a foot from its closed position, making this desk even more unique.

This mahogany beauty is a new model of desk for us, modeled after a particular style of formal furniture dating back to the 19th-century American West.

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Posted by Chris under Site News on August 21, 2009.

We got a new container in two weeks ago but it was so full of great furniture that it is taking me this long to get some of them into a post. Enjoy!





It's pretty common to get one or two antique pub tables in on a container but this one is a bit larger than most at 3.5' x 6' when opened.

The quartersawn oak card table shown here has three drawers and dates back to the Victorian period (around 1890), and retains all original components.

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Posted by Chris under Site News on June 12, 2009.



This month's container arrived a few days ago and we thought we'd share a couple of our favourite items with you.

When we found the grandfather clock in England, we knew we had to bring it home. The clock dates back all the way to the Georgian period, around 1815, and is made of quartersawn oak and flame mahogany. This particular clock is unusual because it is in near perfect condition, with very few nicks and a new French polish.

The cane-backed armchair is one of a set of 6 that arrived in excellent condition, which is unusual for cane furniture. They date from c1920.

The adorable little side table, made with flame mahogany, is a c1920 reproduction of a Georgian Period antique.