Antique Nails

Newly upholstered in a refined neutral fabric with classic nail head trim, the chairs balance French provincial charm with tailored sophistication.

Vintage upholstery with brass nail, the frames are in excellent condition. (the velour textile is in very good condition) The 6 Chairs are solid and very sturdy ready for everyday use.

These types of snuffboxes or tobacco boxes are called pastoral because of the material they are made of: horn, usually cow horn, carved, with metal elements (iron nails, hinges, etc....

The entire bed has been constructed without the use of nails or glue, relying exclusively on an intricate system of interlocking joints and wooden wedges.

This chair is a real tour de force, it has absolutely everything going for it, the leather hide is original and hand dyed from new, the stud work is all antiqued and hand nailed in p...

The back features a pierced plaque with the IHS, the second letter surmounted by a Latin cross and three nails, all surrounded by vegetal motifs, enameled in colors, and mounted on a...

The armchair offers a host of refined details, including elegant scrolling arms, a sprung seat with a loose feather cushion, and close nailed brass stud decoration. It stands on cabr...

The canvas is attached to the seat by brass nail decoration which is so handsome. The bench is supported on splayed double legs which are turned and joined by a scalloped stretcher.

On one side, the typical reverse of this type of piece is visible: the IHS with the second letter surmounted by a Latin cross and three nails, all surrounded by vegetal motifs and en...

By securing it to the wall at several points with nails or pins, it can be displayed just like a tapestry, as shown in the photos.

Minor splits to wood along nails.

On one side, the typical reverse of this type of piece is visible: the IHS with the second letter surmounted by a Latin cross and three nails, all surrounded by vegetal motifs and en...

On one side, the typical reverse of this type of piece is visible: the IHS with the second letter surmounted by a Latin cross and resting on three nails, all surrounded by vegetal mo...

Hand-cut dovetails, inset drawer bottoms, hand-planed pale secondary woods, roughly finished solid backboards and early nails support the circa 1800 dating. No cabinetmaker’s stamp h...

Constructed with mortise-and-tenon joinery, without the use of nails or screws, the stools have a balanced design of four splayed legs, straight stretcher bars and an eight-sided seat.

Refined details include elegant scrolling arms, a sprung seat with loose feather filled cushion, and close?nailed brass stud decoration. The chair is raised on square tapering legs, ...

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...

The shaped seat is upholstered in a distinctive sage green leather, complete with natural patina and visible wear that enhances its antique character, with traditional close-set bras...

Each chair includes an independent custom down-filled seat cushion for comfort, finished with a nail-head trim. The chairs are upholstered in a creamy yellow vintage fabric with co...

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 ...

Beneath the woven surfaces are aged hardwood panels reinforced with substantial wooden cross braces and small nails. The naturally oxidized surfaces, construction marks, and deep pat...

When viewed from the side, the cabinet reveals an angular, geometric cut out panel framed by a prominent perimeter row of exposed metal nails. The interior engineering maximizes org...

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

Era : Belle Époque (1890–1914) Movement Setup: Pin-Set / Nail-Set (indicated by the small metal button next to the crown, typical of Swiss manufacturing between 1880 and 1910).

Above is the original central bevelled mirror with open work, flanked by small shelves, the ends of which having turned wooden caps and brass headed nails. The feet have brass caps w...

The square wooden top retains a warm, beautifully aged surface with visible grain, old nail heads and the kind of authentic variation that only develops through time and use.

The documents rest in a Riker specimen box which exhibits light wear, and because it is nailed shut, the patent documents have not been removed for inspection.

On one side, the typical reverse of this type of piece is visible: the IHS with the second letter surmounted by a Latin cross and three nails, all surrounded by vegetal motifs and en...

Antique French cast iron horseshoe and horsehead trade sign. Nails and head accented with chrome-like finish.

They retain their decorative brass nail trim and are upholstered in a soft blush pink velvet, offering a sophisticated contrast with the aged walnut.

The feet are intended to be secured by a single nail. The hands are open and pierced for attachment to a cross, emphasizing the object’s original function as the Corpus from a devoti...

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

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.

The painting is executed on an original aged linen canvas, traditionally mounted with period nail attachment rather than modern staples, further reflecting its historical character a...

This large cabinet is secured with small brass pin nails and traditional dowel pins typical of late 19th-century Anglo-Japanese production.

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

Dovetail joinery and wood pegs in place of nails reflect the craftsmanship of the period. The gently domed top shows typical age related separation of planks, while scratches, scuffs...

Rather than having acquired the darker stained appearance of its companion, the timber displays warm honey and pale golden tones, together with the knocks, abrasions, old nail holes,...

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 reverse of each tile shows the coarse, sandy buff body under a rough surface, unglazed and without nail holes. Tin-glazed tiles were produced in the Netherlands in enormous quan...

The case retains its original boarded back, hand-cut joinery, square-cut nails, and early hardware, all supporting its early date and rural origins.

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 ...

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...

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

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...

A very good looking well made and decorative pair, they have been fully restored to include new hinges, the old fabric has been removed and new Italian Russet hide leather upholstery...

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

The shaped top is secured with small, hand‑set nails around the perimeter—an unmistakable marker of rural craftsmanship rather than factory production.

Because the original clock functions were so sensitive, Mora clocks were typically secured/nailed to a wall which often left holes or an opening along the backs.

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...

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...

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...

The latticework was created using a painstaking traditional joinery technique, where every small wooden element is connected by hand-cut mortise and tenon joints, without nails, demo...

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

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.

Swedish sofa bench from the Gustavian period, newly upholstered in linen fabric with nail head trim. Circa 1800. Beautiful front and back splayed legs.

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...

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.

[Condition] - The protruding part of one leg was broken at one point and has been repaired with adhesive and nails. The repaired area is marked with a red circle in the photos — plea...