Herter Bros

An antique Aesthetic Movement Herter Bros. School 3/4 bed features oak construction with burl panels, and spindle galleries, headboard with mahogany marquetry having stylized central...

Label on base. Possibly made by Herter Bros.

Set in an American Eastlake style base with Herter Bros characteristics. Cast gilt bronze applied trim and gilt incised carving.

Hagen were cabinet-makers who formed their firm, Meier and Hagen, in New York City in 1858; active until 1888, and were known for reproducing Duncan Phyfe designs in addtion to 'Phyf...

Aesthetic movement chairs beautifully carved oak or ash with great detail. Leather upholstered. India rubber Company New York wheels.

Victorian marquetry inlaid and ormolu ebonized walnut credenza is a fine and rare example of Victorian satinwood marquetry work in manor of Herter Bros. or Pottier and Stymus Co., ci...

Morse (Morse-Libby Mansion,) a Southern hotel baron, whose Italianate mansion in Portland, ME survives with a huge collection of original Herter Bros. furnishings.

A labeled “Herter Bros, New York & W.H. Van plus the numbers 4808” recamier, the newer vinyl covering was added on top of the original black leather upholstery, it was during this re...

Pair of 19th Century Renaissance Revival Ebony & Burlwood Marble Top four-drawer bedside tables, attributed to Herter Bros,

Marks: “HERTER BRO’S” branded on back of mirror. Literature: Howe, Katherine S., Alice Cooney Frelinghuysen and Catherine Hoover Voorsanger, et al, Herter Brothers: Furniture an...

Marked: (Stamped) “HERTER BRO’S” and “Robertson” (written in chalk on back of lower case).

With its intricate “Mashrabya” turned fretwork, this piece – which is branded “Herter Bros” – is a rare example of their work in the Moorish taste.

Swedish painted rounded arch mirror by the Herter Bros with beaded and acanthus leaf trim, circa 19th century.  

This cabinet is distinguished both for its unusual and much sought-after Oriental-inspired form as well as for its bird, butterfly and branch inlay so prized and emblematic of the Ae...

Offered here is a bird's eye maple American faux bamboo chest of drawers possible made by Herter Brothers. We had two and the one that was Herter Bros sold.

Kimbel and Cabus was a Victorian-era furniture and decorative arts firm based in New York City competing with Herter Bros. The partnership was formed in 1862 between German-born cabi...