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$3,250 USDMacey Roll Top Desk
Antiques:Furniture
This roll top desk was made by the Macey Co. Grand Rapids, Michigan. The Fred Macey Co. is known for the quality office furniture they manufactured at the turn of the century. This desk is in original finish; it has a deep colored patina with a gloss look. As original finish goes this is nice, the most notable distress would be on the very top of the roll case, there are water marks and slight scratches, such is the case of untouched finishes. A good old finish look in my estimation. The desk is ...
$5,500 USDLarge Drop Front Walnut Secretary Desk (circa 1870)
Antiques:Furniture
This secretary is made of solid walnut and is one of the largest desks of this style we have ever owned. It is 60” w x 88” tall. The lower drawer cabinet is 16” d and the top bookcase steps back to 10 1/2” in depth. The lower cabinet has 6 dovetailed raised panel drawers. The desk drop is also a raised panel profile. There are 3 adjustable shelves in the upper case. It appears that the glass had to be replaced in the doors on restoration.
$1,100 USD1870’s Walnut Sideboard/Server
Antiques:Furniture
This is a very unique sideboard from the Victorian era. We estimate the construction to be in the mid 1870’s. The piece is of high quality construction, solid wood chamfer doors and hand dovetail drawers. The maker used solid woods rather than veneer through out the entire piece. The drawer faces are book matched flame or crotch grained walnut. The door centers also show a nice detailed grain pattern. The contemporary design of the piece is the thing I find must interesting. I can not say I have ...
$595 USDTiger Oak Library Table/Wolverine Mfg. Co.
Antiques:Furniture
Here is a great tiger oak library table. The grain pattern of the oak is wonderful with large wide rays. This table was made by the Wolverine Mfg. Co. in Detroit. We have finished the table in a semi gloss provincial color tone. 28” x 42” wide x 31” tall.
$1,695 USDCounty Store Oak Store Counter/ Desk
Antiques:Furniture
This is a really neat desk, it was used as a store counter. It has a desk cut out in the back with a shelf area for books. The other half of the desk has a sliding door with storage room for files. It is made of oak and has been restored. The size is unique, 30 1/2” tall x 25” w x 89” lg.
$1,095 USDSquare Oak Table/4 leaves(circa 1900's)
Antiques:Furniture
This is a well built square oak table. It measures 45” x 45” without the leaves. It will extend to 7’ with the four original leaves installed. You can seat eight comfortably with the leaves in. The table was made by the Fond du Lac Table Co. located in Fond du Lac Wi. Typically this style was produced around the turn of the century. This table features large fluted legs.
$5,500 USDGallery Top Victorian Drop Front Desk
Antiques:Furniture
This is an ornate Victorian drop front desk. It features a nicely carved gallery. The base wood is walnut and the veneer inlay is burl elm. The doors, front door and gallery are framed with heavy shaped decorative trim. The desk is 38” w x 18” d x 72” tall.
$6,995 USDWalnut Victorian Side Locking Dresser /Carved Gallery/Circa 1870’s
Antiques:Furniture
This is a great side-locking dresser, original finish. The gallery is spectacular, nice carved cornice backed with three original beveled mirrors. There are two drawers in the glove boxes. The base has six drawers, the top drawer locks independently of the other five. These lock with the side lock pillar. As the piece is the original finish is good and probably best left alone, the top of the dresser base did get some wear and does show some scratches. 36” w x 76” tall x 21” deep.
$6,995 USDBrunswick Delaware Pool Table/Early 1900’s
Antiques:Furniture:Pool Table
The Brunswick Balke Collender Delaware pool table is a well constructed table modeled in a design style that was found in many of the tables made from the 1870’s to as late as 1908. This is a classic billiards hall table from a bygone era. The main cabinet frame as well as the rails are constructed of solid elm. The rail tops are solid oak. The only veneer work is done on the legs, this was due to the complexity of the leg shape and the necessity to highlight the grain patterns of the wood on ...
$695 USDQuartered Oak Card File/Library Stacking Mission Style
Antiques:Furniture
This is a great old stacking card file. Made for library use it has 11 pull out card drawers. We restored this file and the work has brought out all of the great deep rays of the quartered oak wood grain. CD’s will fit in the 8 bottom drawers if stacked on an angle, you can then pull out the drawer and flip through them, naturally you will place them in alphabetical order as I always do. The top 3 drawers are 3 ½” t x 5” w x 14” d, the bottom 8 drawers are 4 ½” t x 6” w x 14” d.
$5,250 USDRenaissance Revival Dresser/Mathew Brothers
Antiques:Furniture
This is a very impressive dresser made by the Mathew Brothers Co. of Milwaukee,Wi. The mirror frame is adorned with quality carvings typical of the Renaissance Revival movement of the late 1870's and early 80's. There is a three tiered marble top with 3 drawers on either side, a center drawer, and a hidden lower drawer. 60" w x 22 1/2" deep x 94" tall.
$995 USDTiger Oak Sideboard/Buffet/Circa 1900’s
Antiques:Furniture
This is a great tiger oak sideboard. The quartered oak wood shows deep grain ray patterns. It is well built and made of solid wood. The side pillars are nicely carved. The drawers are decorated with elaborate applied carvings. 48” t x 24” deep x 38” tall. We have found these pieces work great for a flat screen television The lower section can accommodate your video components well. The only drawback is that you would need to open the doors for you remote to work properly.
$4,000 USD1890's Lions Head 2 Door Bookcase
Antiques:Furniture
This is a beautiful oak bookcase from the 1890's era. The top crown has a full carved lions head. It is fitted with beveled glass doors both on the top display area and the lower book shelf. The trim molding on the door glass is classic egg & dart. There are 5 adjustable shelves on the upper cabinet. Good original finish in a golden yellow tone.There is a lower storage drawer with hand carved pulls. 16" d x 45"w x 96" tall.
$2,295 USD1920's Mission Style Conference Table
Antiques:Furniture
This table came from the old library at the University of Wisconsin, Madison. The table is extremely well made, the top is covered with a black writing surface. I do not know what the material is but it is original and very durable. There are some scratches and distress marks on the top but that is to be expected with age. The table is made of wide grain quarter-sawn oak. It is 42" wide x 90" long.
$2,995 USDRenascence Revival Picture Frame Marble Top Table (circa 1870’s)
Antiques:Furniture
This parlor table is made of walnut; it is highlighted with burl elm panels. The marble is a rich brown with white veins. The table is ornately carved and the carved beading is accented with gold. The table is in a very nice original finish. The tabletop is a picture frame design that encases the marble. The top is 33” l x 24” w. The table stands 31” tall.
$495 USDTiger Oak Desk Chair /Turn of the Century/ Pressed Carved Back
Antiques:Furniture
This is a great desk chair; it is made of solid quarter sawn oak. It had nice deep pressed carvings in the back and lower back support. We totally restored this chair and it is finished in a rich provincial color tone. The new fiber seat is custom stained to match the chair finish. The chair is completely original and has all of the lower tensioning and height adjusting hardware. The seat is 21”w x 19” d. The chair stands 42” t from the floor to the top of the back. This style of chair did not ...| Items 1 - 16 of 16 | Page 1 of 1 |
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