Great British Pine Mine

This large and handsome painted dovetailed trunk commemorates either the birth or marriage of Agatha Taster in 1831. The ground is in shades of sang de boeuf paint. On the top this...

This is an interesting and unusual trunk. The construction is typically German. The bold moldings pegged into the lid edges and the heavy trim to the base, the spring-loaded lock a...

These attractive central European plank-seat Side chairs have three narrow slats to the back and the legs are joined with three mortised-in stretchers. The lower parts of the front l...

Shades of red fading and blending into each other in a stylized grain pattern are used to beautiful effect in the background of this extraordinary painted trunk. The design on the f...

This is a massive and beautifully proportioned American half-glazed corner cupboard, built in two pieces in cherry wood. It is plain and simple in style, with a boldly swept crown an...

Our European vintage and antique wooden dough bowls or trogs are hand-hewn from whole split logs. They all feature remarkable handiwork and a beautiful patina. Some have small crac...

Exceptional, gilt bronze display cabinet by the premier Paris casemaker, Siegel, c. 1900. Features lockable sliding doors and adjustable shelves with original brackets. One of the...

Substantial, cast iron, Victorian garden urn on pedestal. Complete and original. Classical Tazza form. From the. last quarter of the 19th century. Base measures 22" x 22" and the...

Finest quality twelve-arm, six-light, cut crystal chandelier by F & C Osler, c. 1850. Multi part baluster and tulip form shaft connected to a unique Osler patterned armature, with ...

Encaustic cement tiles were pioneered by the French in the middle of the 19th century and relied on chemical curing rather than traditional firing. This technique had the advantage ...

Encaustic cement tiles were pioneered by the French in the middle of the 19th century and relied on chemical curing rather than traditional firing. This technique had the advantage ...

Encaustic cement tiles were pioneered by the French in the middle of the 19th century and relied on chemical curing rather than traditional firing. This technique had the advantage ...

Encaustic cement tiles were pioneered by the French in the middle of the 19th century and relied on chemical curing rather than traditional firing. This technique had the advantage ...

Encaustic cement tiles were pioneered by the French in the middle of the 19th century and relied on chemical curing rather than traditional firing. This technique had the advantage ...

The top of this outstanding Pig Bench Table is a single massive slab of Elm three inches thick and over six and a half feet long. The square legs are oak, inserted into oak cleats, ...

The top of this outstanding pig bench is a massive slab of oak 3.5” thick, which has been relatively lightly used resulting in a criss-cross pattern of distress without any deep slic...

Our European antique wooden dough bowls or trogs were hand-hewn from whole split logs. They feature remarkable handiwork and a beautiful patina, especially when viewed from the under...

The top of his magnificent Pig Bench is a single slab of oak over 3’ thick. It is gnarled, chopped, and cupped through decades of purposeful use. The hand-sawn legs are mortised dire...

Our European antique wooden dough bowls or trogs are hand-hewn from whole split logs. They feature remarkable handiwork and a beautiful patina, especially when viewed from the unders...

The top of this tough little work table is comprised of a single slab of oak, almost 4” thick and almost 4’ long, sectioned from the trunk with one end still following the line of th...

This is a beautifully chopped and gnarled carpenter’s workbench. The trestle-style base is made of oak and is possibly of later construction. The uprights are hand-cut, through-ten...

The top of this heavy duty pig bench is made from a single slab of oak almost four inches thick. Two or three superficial cracks that appeared as the board dried have been filled.. ...

Three beautiful boards of elm, over two inches thick and very heavy, are joined together to make the top of this outstanding coffee table. The oak legs have been chamfered into octa...

Two slabs of oak almost 3” thick are joined with a spline to form the top of this large Pig Bench. Square oak legs are chamfered at the corners into octagons, with their tops embedd...

What an extraordinary chest of drawers! The top is plain with a bullnose edge and the sides are nicely paneled. The front corners of the case are boldly reeded and toward the top a s...

This rather elephantine Pig Bench has a number of interesting features. The top is a massive slab of oak almost 3” thick, which over the years has developed a hump and a twist. The l...

Arched ironwork features landed and riveted components. Metal work is structurally sound with no losses.

Two, exceptional pairs of 19th century 3-arm gas sconces featuring Horn-shaped arms ornamented with anthemions and terminating in urn form candle cups with swags. Sconce body depicts...

Pair of cornelius and baker 2-arm, gilt bronze brass sconces depicting a patinated bust of Sir Walter Raleigh. The sconce arms feature spears entwined with foliage and terminate with...

Pair of 3-arm, continental candle sconces with early electrification. Sconces feature foliate sleeved arm with beaded bobesche rim and a tapered fixture body. Since body is surmounte...

This handsome pair of Greek Revival cast iron lintels with anthemion motif were rescued from a mansion in Mount Vernon, Baltimore.

Rare square prismatic Holophane shade complete with original hanging hardware including cast aluminium ventilated collar, RMC stem and ball-swivel canopy. Shade secured to collar via...

These white cylindrical 5.5" plexiglass shades are suspended from four 1/4" brass dowels. The fixture stem and canopy are similarly brass. These lights are fitted with a single mediu...

This unusual work table was sourced from the RJ Loock Automotive Warehouses in Downtown Baltimore. The company sold aftermarket car parts and rebuilt engines from 1913-1999. The wo...

These unusual Stations of the Cross are possible De Prado Studios. The panels are in good condition with some minor losses. The vibrant colors are consistent with and characteristic ...

These unusual stations of the Cross are possible De Prado Studios. The panels are in good condition with some minor losses. The vibrant colors are consistent with and characteristic ...

This outstanding polychromed terra cotta chapel facade was salvaged from a New Jersey convent in 2007. The entryway features the Holy Family with a Latin inscription translated as "P...

These unusual stations of the Cross are possible De Prado Studios. The panels are in good condition with some minor losses. The vibrant colors are consistent with and characteristic ...

A massive Gothic-arched brightly-colored stained glass depiction of the biblical Ruth holding a wheatsheaf in a wheat field by a stream. The image is bordered by columns supporting...

A polychrome terracotta angel built in fifteen pieces, in the Luca Della Robbia tradition, salvaged from the Southern Hotel in downtown Baltimore, which was demolished in 1917. Cele...

This is a colourful antique Chinese porcelain vase, depicting a traditional Chinese scene with exotic birds and landscape, converted into an elegant table lamp with a fine linen shad...

This is a colorful antique Chinese porcelain hat stand, depicting a group of women in a traditional Chinese setting, converted into an elegant table lamp with a fine linen shade and ...

This is a small but beautiful example of the blacksmith's art. This hand-forged iron trivet features a three strand rope twist with stars, and a leaf with a hint of green, within a 0...