Antique Nails

-form shape. A pattern of raised dots rings the top and bottom, imitating the boss-head nails used to

-form shape. A pattern of raised dots rings the top and bottom, imitating the boss-head nails used to

-stitched, tufted linen seat with nail head trim. The paint has been hand-scraped to reveal the original

hinges and nails are hand-forged, underscoring its authenticity. The upper cabinet with doors offers

trailing vines and peony blossoms, bordered at the top and bottom with imitation nail heads. The pots are

colored nails. Each armchair displays square arms adorned with an impressive and most decorative Lion mask

hinges and nails are hand-forged, underscoring its authenticity. The upper cabinet with doors offers

storage compartment, detailed carving around the seat and legs, iron rosehead nails, and great overall

nailed down, and a warm patina has developed on the black rust. The surface is partly rough with red rust

nailed construction, featuring V-cut end boards to form legs. Provenance: Private Australian Collection

paint. Wonderful Peg and Square cut nail construction. Strong and sturdy table.

subtle decoration to the hand wrought nails used to hold the piece - and most notably the beautiful one

-tufted cushion seat, with matching buttoned valance to the front, rolled over arms with nail-head

brown patina trimmed with brass nail heads, a button-tufted backrest, leather padded arms and a generous

joinery - without the use of nails or screws - and features round legs, beveled molding, two small drawers

, with tin plates covering it. The lattice sizes are inconsistent, and the way the nails are driven

legs, circa 1900. Featuring a comfortable seat re-upholstered in plain linen fabric, with brass nail

chamfered inset panels framed in flat molding whereas the top features three boards with ogee edges nailed

and nailed joinery throughout. Varied wood tones from age, use, and repairs. Dry, timeworn surface

shaped arms, on a stretcher with brass nail-head trim around the borders, resting on two turned front

period floral embroidered upholstery, secured with brass nail trim. Published: Møbler med Mening, Bind I

back having brass nail head trim.

the sides. While these chairs are upholstered in a floral damask with a nail head trim, one can

, imitating the boss-head nails used to stretch hide on actual drums. The sides are perforated by cutouts

numerous decorative nails and wrought iron plates, each hand-worked, lending a distinct historical style

oak with iron hinges and nails. There are two slim drawers at the base and they can be locked from

seat are made with one continuous piece assembled with crossbars and forged nails. This is a solid and

appeal. The construction appears in solid wood with pegged and nailed elements, consistent with

appeal. The construction appears in solid wood with pegged and nailed elements, consistent with

with nail head trim. Circa 1800. Beautiful front and back splayed legs. Finished on all four sides

an officer to carry his kit on Campaign. With original brass decorative nail-head trim and brass

rose head nails. The drawer fronts are decorated using different grains of walnut veneer and arranging

acquired from The Fortress, Troy, NY, and probably dates to the 19th or early 20th century, with fresh nail

is joined without the use of any screws or nails – the original pegged mortise-and-tenon joinery

patterns and structural density. These chests feature traditional bamboo nail construction. This technique

chairs have the original patinated nail heads as well. Comfortable and very nicely crafted, we found the

surfaces, engraved decorative panels with stylized motifs, and original brass nail details, giving them a

polychromed striped canvas covered frame with patinated brass tack nail heads, hinges, and lock plates. The

back panel consists of 4 boards fastened with hand-forged nails. Dimensions Height: 95 cm / 37.40 in

upholstered in linen with a burlap hand-stitched seat, tufted top cushion, and nail head trim. Circa 1790.

and flower heads above. Overall untouched condition, the period close nailed needlepoint showing

upholstery nails have made it indecipherable, only a few letters are legible. Image attached of stamp. An

upholstery nails have made it indecipherable, only a few letters are legible. Image attached of stamp. An

ogee edges nailed to the case, The top shows signs of age and wood shrinkage, which is totally normal

stitching or early nail work that was used to extend the life of the bowl—testament to a time when nothing

toleware enameled tin body, nail-head accents, brass hardware, and original opposing black steel handles

features a thick plank-style top with visible iron nail details, three carved front drawers fitted with

chairs. The seats are newly upholstered in simple linen. Exposed nail heads accent the upholstery and

hands and feet with nail holes and his side pierced as according to scripture! This rare and important

made brass straps, secured with copper nails. The lid has an applied handle. This is a lovely piece

fine pantry has a wonderful undisturbed patina and early nails.

square-cut steel nails and early machine-cut brad nails, consistent with mid to late 19th-century framing

that requires precision and skill. This makes for a strong and durable construction, with no nails or

its working life, the piece was reinforced with nails. This historic repair has become part of the

English Victorian oval burl wood and ebonized inkwell with decorative brass trim and nail heads

upholstered cushion with brass tack nail head trim, with a seat back upholstered panel with tack nailhead trim

. Constructed using mortis and Tenon joints, horse glue and forged iron nails. Uprights are heavily carved with