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This stunning bank of twelve mahogany drawers tells a quiet story of years gone by, its surface worn by time, its features shaped by both use and environment in a way that simply can’t be replicated. There’s something irresistibly charming about furniture that has lived a life.

A Rare 1860s Ash Chest of Drawers with Campaign Influence.An exceptional and uncommon ash chest of drawers, dating to around 1860, echoing the robust elegance of a campaign chest...

There’s a timeless sophistication in the presence of a Burr Walnut bedside cupboard or nightstand—a piece that instantly elevates the tone of any bedroom. Now imagine that rich, lustrous walnut crowned with a slab of Carrara marble, its delicate veining flowing like a quiet stream across its surface.

19th-Century Leather Armchair with Turned Legs — a timeless statement piece that captures the elegance of the Victorian era. The rich, time-worn antique leather...

This exquisite pair of Art Nouveau bedside tables—equally suited as nightstands—brings together timeless design and masterful craftsmanship. Topped with sleek Carrara marble, each piece showcases a harmonious blend of form and function.

In the world of antique furniture, some pieces do more than reflect the style of their period—they elevate it. This exquisite George III oval wine table is one such example, showcasing the refined elegance and masterful craftsmanship that defined the late 18th to early 19th century.   

Here’s a statement piece that carries its past with pride—an original, traditionally painted pitch pine chest of drawers dating back to around 1860. It’s bold and unapologetically unique...

A striking example of classic English craftsmanship, this vintage tan leather steamer trunk exudes sophistication, with a subtle nod to the iconic Louis Vuitton orange in both tone and style.

A rare find in ash, this graduated set of drawers from circa 1910 blends Edwardian utility with a distinct Scandinavian sensibility. With clean lines, robust square legs, and flat inset side panels, its design is both grounded and refined.

At first glance, a Zanzibar chest appears as an exquisite antique—its brass surface glowing with age, its intricate design hinting at tales untold. But these aren’t just decorative relics; they are cultural artifacts, born of centuries of global trade and steeped in meaning.

 A circa 1830 stick-back Windsor chair with a hoop back is more than just a piece of furniture—it's a functional sculpture rooted in tradition, craftsmanship, and character. There’s something profoundly captivating about a primitive chair that wears its history with pride.

19th-century craftsmanship, this solid antique pine pantry cupboard features a classic single-door design and is constructed entirely from old pine—a hallmark of quality. Tongue-and-groove paneling on all sides a