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Tall Case Antique 1800's Grandfather Clock

Stately and elegant in a English country manor, a tall case or grandfather clock dates from about 1800. The exquisite case is quarter sawn oak, inlaid with rosewood, mahogany and satinwood, the old finish is very well preserved and has warm antique patina. A hand painted fox hunting scene surmounts the Roman numeral dial. Old wavy glass in the arched door is beautiful. The brass 8 day hand made movement has been professionally cleaned and oiled, it keeps excellent time and strikes the hour. Weights and pendulum appear original,.....  (added January 27th, 2012)

Victorian 1865 Small Chest, Dresser or Commode

Hand made about 1865 during the Victorian period, this sweet chest of drawers or commode is solid walnut and would make a beautiful bedside or end table. The satiny finish is excellent. Carved pulls are original, drawers have hand cut dovetails. American made antique furniture, "racetrack" molding is charming. Size is 30" wide, 16" deep, 36" tall and the top is 29" high.  (added January 27th, 2012)

Press Carved Country Jelly Cupboard

An 1895 era country jelly cupboard has "press" carved panels in the doors. Solid maple and poplar hardwoods have a nice old finish with warm antique patina. Two drawers have original brass and iron pulls. American made, this rustic kitchen furniture was meant to hold a full year's supply of jams and jellies from the fall harvest and canning season. The doors always had a lock to keep hungry children out. Measurements are 39" wide, 17" deep and 56" tall.  (added January 27th, 2012)

Amberg Oak Counter Top Bookcase & File

Signed "Amberg," a countertop bookcase and file cabinet from about 1900 is beautiful quarter sawn oak. The gleaming finish is excellent with warm antique patina. File drawers have original bronze pulls and label holders. The glass bookcase section door lifts and slides in. Stacking sections like a lawyer's bookcase are paneled on the sides. Amberg made office furnishings for lawyers and courthouses, based in Chicago. Measurements are 33 1/2" wide, 18" deep and 22 1/2" tall.  (added January 27th, 2012)

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