Antique Nails

with nail head trim. c. 1930.

A beautiful red copper nail bucket from around 1800, with an authentic and characterful, weathered

upholstery trimmed with nail head tacks (PRICED AS PAIR) Recently reupholstered, one chair missing

rear support in place. Some old nails in place that would have held a cotton sack where small wooden

. Nice carved details. Sturdy tapered fluted legs. Pale green upholstery with brass nail heal trim

molding. The top is made of boards nailed to the case and the front corners are rounded just like the

that provide stability. Upholstered in tapestry and finished with nail head trim, this piece would be

iron nail heads and linen fold design.

hand-crafted joinery and square nail detailing. Its angular silhouette, slanted arms, and architectural

rectangular back, arm rests and seat upholstered in chestnut leather with close studded brass nails, richly

assembles easily from 13 pieces. The bed is completely handmade all pieces fit only one way. No nails no

the seat, imitating the boss-head nails that secure stretched hide to an actual drum. Eternal coin

rail, and leather panels secured with traditional nail-head tacks, characteristic of Spanish “frailero

wall with nails or similar fixtures, the upper left and right corners will be pulled slightly outward

, old nail holes, and evidence of earlier backing—supports a 19th-century origin, and the combination of

notably assembled with bamboo nails, a hallmark of historic Japanese woodworking that reflects both

connections are made with wooden bobbins no nails or screws have been used. Very unique and in great condition.

over time, as well as traces of repairs and nail marks, quietly tell of the long period of use this

man, really nailed to the cross abandoned with all his weight physically visible. The painter focuses

reinforces their rustic country origins. The surfaces display honest wear, scattered nail marks, and subtle

the 1800s Framing package includes square-cut, machine-sheared steel nails (common 1810–1880s

leather embossed with a salamander on the back and fleur-de-lis on the seats. Beautiful pyramidal nails

rotatable and offers you a correct seat. It is finished with decorative nails and has a stately appearance

slight fitted banding around the ends for protection against shrinkage. The table has hand made nail and

are two antique iron nails on the side, to prevent the crack wider - it shows the board used for a

brown leather with decorative nail head trim and nicely carved detailing in the chair back. The front

wood are joined together using mortise-and-tenon joinery, without nails. This highly labor-intensive

, period nail patterns, and the accumulated patina of centuries of use, entirely consistent with 18th

for that reason. Backboards are original and undisturbed, modern nails supplementing the early nailing

to the original iron nails, each component is a testament to the artisanal skills of the Renaissance

feature characteristic of stretchers predating the 1920s. The nails and tacks visible along the edges

, but the overall construction remains strictly functional. Wide boards, hand-cut nails, and uneven

use. Forged iron diamond nails accent the top and base, adding subtle decorative detail. The bleached

the nails, and the musculature of the back of the hand, reflecting the analytical approach typical of

pink with nail head trim. #4649

foliate needlepoint attached by brass nails.

fantastical animals. A beautiful X-shaped stretcher surmounted by a pinnacle. Fleur-de-lis nails. Good

consistent with age, including surface abrasions, darkened areas from handling, old nail or peg holes, and

and back, is upholstered in opulent red leather and adorned with decorative brass nails that enhance

, finished with classic brass nail head trim, adds warmth and authenticity. Elegant and refined, this piece

cartouche on the top of the lid, with handy nail - catcher attached. Rectangular form with rounded corners

shop and was one of 4 sets of drawers used to store screws and nails. Located in the Saarland region of

shop and was one of 4 sets of drawers used to store screws and nails. Located in the Saarland region of

shop and was one of 4 sets of drawers used to store screws and nails. Located in the Saarland region of

surface of the shelf has been smoothed out a bit and re-stained. Note the hand forged nails to the pair of

all the nails in place. Disassembles for easier shipping. Simple nuts & bolts.

chamfered pine panels held in place with nails. Overall this is a beautiful, large mirror that can be

lid is detailed with a simulated dentil molding affixed by wrought iron nails and finished with

nail construction. Hinges replaced at some point

using only wooden dowels, with no metal screws or nails. The table has two generous drawers of equal

walnut boards with breadboards on each end. On the top one can see the square nails holding the hooks for

traditional practices. Forged iron diamond nails accent the top and base, adding subtle decorative detail to

neutral high end upholstery with the original large patinated rosette upholstery nails. Dates to the 18th

Petanque makers went all out to hand craft their game balls. The wooden ball is covered with nails. This #2

backboards. All in place by the original forged nails. (small loss, photo). distressed by age but not abused

frame moulding, see photos. The wood on the side of the frame has scratches and nails that are not inset

19THC Original blue / grey painted knife box or carrier. This cutlery is square nail construction