Antique Nails

This canvas, whose details continue onto the edges nailed to the stretcher, must have originally been slightly larger.

SOLID and easily weighing close to 200lbs. There is not a nail, screw or drawer track to be seen. This antique beauty is all wood peg and dowel construction.

A wonderful form ebonized hand carved and upholstered arm throne chair with wings, scrolled arm rests & crest, H form turned stretchers, carved rosettes on each front seat rail, and ...

Early 19th Century American Folk Art Six-Board Blanket Chest Crafted from old-growth white pine with traditional nailed construction and classic bootjack ends. The exterior features...

Mahogany and yellow pine with hand wrought nails, likely 1790-1800 and coastal

Featuring a comfortable seat re-upholstered in plain linen fabric, with brass nail-head decorative trim. Dimensions: H 36 3/4 inches x W 23 inches x D 22 3/4 inches x Seat H 17 3/4 ...

A charming miniature footstool featuring bold zebra-patterned upholstery, accented with a row of classic nail head trim. Its gently curved legs and richly dark-stained wood base add ...

Each jamb is symmetrically topped with a key like carving, with finer details of nails holding them in place. Above, round and pyramid nails carved into a subtle repeating quartered...

Artisans assemble small, hand-carved wooden cylinders (the "sticks") connected by spherical joints (the "balls") without using nails or glue. The sides having corresponding Mother-o...

Recently restored, the chairs have been newly upholstered in genuine cognac leather and finished with decorative nailhead trim, with each nail individually applied by hand along the ...

19thc painted blue butter churn from Pennsylvania in old grungy exterior with original wood churner stem/insert All original metal band and hardware nails also. Beautiful old age and...

With original brass decorative nail-head trim and brass carrying handles. Dimensions are H 13 1/8 inches W 31 1/2 inches D 16 inches.

The back is constructed of wide vertical boards secured with small nails, consistent with early production methods.

For Klint, this chair marked the beginning of his exploration into firm padding, accompanied by the essential use of upholstery nails. These nails, meticulously spaced at a width aki...

Seemingly all original with carved birds and Rosehead nails

The wall décor piece is consisting five simple nails. Worn patina, wall brackets are included. Minor fading, scratches due to age.

The composition depicts a kingfisher and woodpecker suspended from a nail against a painted wooden board, executed with considerable attention to detail and naturalistic observation.

A handsome English dome-topped steamer or traveler's luggage trunk, circa 1858 - 1880, featuring a toleware enameled tin body, nail-head accents, brass hardware, and original opposin...

Impressive pair C19th Italian limewood carved Corner shelves Carving in the Renaissance & Baroque manner, Fine Limewood carved, mask heads, Mythical Creatures, floral & le...

A fine library armchair or lounge chair of mahogany in the George III style from England, featuring a high upholstered leather back with wide comfortable upholstered leather seat and...

Dated to the late 19th century, the pair is crafted of northern elm (yumu) with traditional mortise-and-tenon joinery, without the use of nails or screws. Likely originally used to...

Oil on canvas artwork depicting the Virgin of Sorrows at the Cross on Calvary, surrounded by angels bearing the instruments of Christ's Passion, such as the crown of thorns and nails...

We discovered that it was put together using 5 inch nails.  It has been treated for worm, 1 replaced front corner and matched painted in, strengthening and restoration of age splits. 

Pair of Louis The trim is made of burgundy velvet, held in place by patinated brass upholstery nails. The back of each seat is protected by a neutral canvas cover.

Likely salvaged from an interior architectural setting-possibly a mantel fragment or built-in shelf-the piece carries a mix of decorative intent and utilitarian wear, with visible na...

This is a richly carved 19th century Swedish Gustavian period bench, newly upholstered with a hand-stitched, tufted linen seat with nail head trim. The paint has been hand-scraped to...

The structural assembly is entirely consolidated using hand-forged iron nails displaying an embossed cross latina motif on each head, formed by manual matrix striking during smithing.

A pattern of raised dots rings the top and bottom, imitating the boss-head nails used to stretch hide on an actual drum. The sides are perforated with round, sun-shaped cutouts, allo...

A pattern of raised dots rings the top and bottom, imitating the boss-head nails used to stretch hide on an actual drum. The sides are perforated with round, sun-shaped cutouts, allo...

The drawer also features large, hand-made dovetail joints with hand-wrought rose head nails. The legs are hand-turned and connected via a box stretcher.

Arc-shaped “barrel” backrest, entirely upholstered in tobacco brown leather secured by a double row of aged brass upholstery nails. The center of the backrest is decorated with a car...

An English Oak Chest, 17th Century Description: Typically made from six wooden planks with simple nailed construction, featuring V-cut end boards to form legs.

The enveloping half-barrel back is upholstered in golden beige velvet, secured all around by a row of brass nails. Seat height: 47 cm. General dimensions: H. 74 cm, L. 45 cm, Estimat...

Early 20th Century, French Pine Laundry Bench. Nailed X frame stretcher. Good solid condition with great texture, wear and patina as shown.

The piece is characterized by a warm patina, subtle signs of use, and harmonious proportions. All hinges and nails are hand-forged, underscoring its authenticity.

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

The seat is currently covered with a temporary fabric fixed with black metal upholstery nails all around. The underside reveals a traditional structure made of burlap straps and inte...

The arrangement of iron nails creates a visually distinctive and rhythmic accent.

An oak body standing on two skid feet, constructed from planks and largely assembled with hand-forged nails. The front features a frame-and-panelling design with four tall rectangula...

The swelling sides are decorated in low relief with a molded design of trailing vines and peony blossoms, bordered at the top and bottom with imitation nail heads. The pots are flank...

Above the solid Walnut apron is the most comfortable and robust leather upholstered seat below the upholstered back finished with French natural colored nails. Each armchair displays...

The piece is characterized by a warm patina, subtle signs of use, and harmonious proportions. All hinges and nails are hand-forged, underscoring its authenticity.

A solid English elm wood and iron mounted armchair with carved crest, hinged seat with locking storage compartment, detailed carving around the seat and legs, iron rosehead nails, an...

The hardware of on the drawers is most likely still the original one, but was taken out by us to refinish and restore the piece, so the nails used to hold it in place are new. Over ...

Upholstered in a pale ivory silk stripe with bronze nail head trim following the frame precisely. The Louis XVI style represented a return to classical order and neoclassical eleganc...

The chest was mounted with brass nails and is completely intact. Due to their decorative appearance, they are often used today as stylish storage chests for blankets, pillows, or as...

The surface is reinforced with numerous decorative nails and wrought iron plates, each hand-worked, lending a distinct historical style inspired by medieval or colonial times.

The front is adorned with the IHS symbol surmounted by a cross above the three nails of Christ. The shape of this Latin cross and its decoration are reminiscent of examples created i...

English Regency mahogany tub form library style arm chair with a brown leather upholstered seat and back having brass nail head trim.

Six large hand-wrought rose head iron nails keep the top anchored to the apron and the base.

A 19th century library armchair upholstered in well-worn original brown leather with an aged dark brown patina trimmed with brass nail heads, a button-tufted backrest, leather padded...

Inside the box is a crucifixion scene, with Jesus at the top, flanked by the two thieves, and elements of the Passion filling the rest of the space (the rooster of the denial, nails,...

The table is in good antique condition, showcasing a heavy, authentic patina with surface scuffs, historical nail heads, and natural wood grain variations that add irreplaceable vint...

The low cabinet is crafted of northern elm (yumu) with mortise-and-tenon joinery - without the use of nails or screws - and features round legs, beveled molding, two small drawers an...

Wonderful details overall - from the subtle decoration to the hand wrought nails used to hold the piece - and most notably the beautiful one-plank top - together.

Each scalloped cradle is fitted with a hand-forged iron nail at the end, a practical and decorative detail that secures the bottles in place while adding to the rustic character.

All the secondary woods are white pine, all the drawers bases are hand chamfered to the underside, the drawers and case are all dovetailed, the original back boards are also local wh...