Saloon Furniture

An original American saloon bar

This is a large impressive oil lamp from circa 1887. It's the type mostly used in saloons and general stores at that time and has a unique wick raising system with a bottom lift rod ...

A solid, carved, walnut saloon chair from HMHS Britannic, sister ship to the Titanic.    

Enamel Shaving Saloon Sign Circa 1920s - Vitreous navy blue and white enamel - English ~ 1920s - 12cm tall x 50cm wide Condition Report Original patinated condition but no major d...

“Punch” gas saloon lighter, circa 1890. This item would have been placed on the counter of a saloon or private club that served alcohol, or anywhere that smoking would have been prev...

Charles X saloon table with red/gray marble top, bottom appears untouched with black polish. Brass and bronze mountings. Great original patina. France about 1820. A very charming t...

This life-sized character of a period bar tender was mounted outside on top of the saloons main sign. It's two sided with heads facing both ways. It's spent many years outside and ha...

Armchair saloon with gilded metal structure and varnished wood structure covered with kaki velvet fabric, fully upholstered and capitonated seat and back seat. Also available with...

A vintage solid oak cocktail / drink bar. Raised panels to the front around a "pub mirror" style Saloon sign. Hand-rail and Foot-rails are solid brass. The top fitted with a hammered...

Manufactured in Austria by the Gebrüder Thonet company in year 1888. Newly restored. New handmade shelack finish, new polstery.

This is one of the better looking barn style lantern that was popular in old western town establishments. You will often see them in old pictures of general stores and saloons. Rare ...

Beautifully designed, handcrafted furniture with bentwood elements, beech, stained mahogany, shellac hand-polished.

Small, round neoclassical Biedermeier saloon / coffee table in walnut veneer from South Germany, circa 1825. Walnut veneer on the top, apron/ frame and intermediate panel. 3 curve...

Very elegant neoclassical / early Biedermeier Saloon Commode / Chest of Two Drawers from South Germany about 1820. Beautiful book-matched bright cherry veneer and solid wood, high-g...

The Caboose Chair was first designed for the Union Pacific Railroad and was put into every caboose on the train. Specifically made to withstand abuse, this was one of the strongest c...

Our over-dyed rugs are all hand-knotted vintage pieces that are recreated in our workshop to cater to a wider range of interior design choices from modern to coastal, from industrial...

Our over-dyed rugs are all hand-knotted vintage pieces that are recreated in our workshop to cater to a wider range of interior design choices from modern to coastal, from industrial...

Antique door in brown oak, double wing with original frame, saloon opening, therefore two-way both to pull and to push, already finished and restored, sculpted equal even at the back...

A vintage Turkish area rug re-dyed in blue color for contemporary interiors. Measures: 5.4 x 8.8 Ft. Finely hand knotted, low wool pile on cotton foundation. Professionally washed. ...

These chairs also saw service in the old firehouse's and saloons of the day. Statton Furniture was a staple in Fine Furniture stores across the country.

This is a large impressive oil lamp from circa 1883. It's the type mostly used in saloons and general stores at that time. This is a rare survivor.

An extremely rare antique saloon stand made by Peppas & Alex Co, circa 1890. The stand features solid wood construction and beautiful age-worn patina throughout. It has nice inlaid t...

Finely chased and gilded bronze in wax casting. Three curly legs connected with gutter. Medium with garland-shaped decoration. The legs are in the form of three winged, fully plastic...

Finely chased and gilded bronze in wax casting. Three curly legs connected with gutter. Medium with garland-shaped decoration. The legs are in the form of three winged, fully plastic...