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Country French or Provincial Antique 1760 Armoire
This Country French Provincial armoire was hand-made about 1760 of solid oak and chestnut. The skillful carving is beautiful, every surface is hand planed and chamfered. Authentic antique furniture secured with wooden pegs, there is a drawer at the base.
A lustrous deep brown, the finish is excellent, with the beautiful patina of centuries past. The interior has been painted and has holes for wires, it could be fitted with shelves or a closet pole if desired.
Door and side panels are raised on this historic 18th Century armoire. Hardware is hand..... (added March 11th, 2010)
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Woodworking Bench, Wine Table or Kitchen Island
Used for generations by cabinetmakers, this authentic carpenter's workbench would make a picturesque wine and appetizer table or kitchen island.
Mars, stains and wear give this antique great character and patina, the golden finish is fine on all sides. There is a large clamping vise with wooden screw plus the remains of an iron clamp and a recessed tool tray.
Ruggedly crafted of hard maple and pine, the top lifts off for easier moving. Exposed joints are fascinating on this 1900's antique country furniture.
Dimensions of the..... (added March 11th, 2010)
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Spinning Chairside Mahogany Bookcase
A strong and sturdy spinning or chairside bookcase was hand-made about 50 years ago of solid mahogany.
The lustrous finish is excellent. Size of this functional vintage furniture is 22" square and just over 4' tall. (added March 11th, 2010)
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Empire 1840's Mahogany Flip-Top Game, Console Table
A sleek American Empire 1840's period game table has a flip and swivel top - it can also be used as a console table against a wall with the top flipped up or down.
The polished finish is excellent on the solid mahogany top and flame grain base. There are minor mars at the edges of the base, see photos.
Size when closed is 34" wide, 17" deep and just over 28" tall. Inside is a hidden compartment. When opened, measurements are 33" x 34" and 27..... (added March 11th, 2010)
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