Antique Tack

Unusual wood tack holder for hanging up horse tack in a horse barn.

Great design outlined by brass tacks throughout the body of the trunk. Original hand wrought handles.

Previously a long seat back cover, now mounted (tacked at edges ) onto a wooden board, Antique condition with gentle signs of wear commensurate with age and use.

The large, mushroom-shaped bulbous head of this rare 19th century Zulu knobkerrie from South Africa has been decorated with an array of early metal tacks. The knobkerrie has been car...

A defining characteristic of this piece is the position of the female's arms, which are clasped behind her back. Brass tacks and small cross-shaped markings adorn the figure's face, ...

It has been reupholstered in gold velvet and brass tacks. Circa 1840. 21" long x 15" deep x 17" high

The chairs feature their original embossed leather upholstery that has been hand tacked with aged brass. Each arm is intricately hand carved ending in a scroll and adorned with leath...

Stylish upholstered sides with tacks in diamond patterns enhance the interior of the upper cabinet.

Upholstered in dark red leatherette and finished with brass upholstery tacks.

The chair is made of a hand carved wood frame covered with hammered brass tacks and studs and leather seat. The chair looks beautiful as a sculptural piece in any room.

Coming to the seat which is done in a red warm tone leather with oversized bronze tacks and geometrical stitching. The top of these chairs are done in the same warm red leather with ...

Newly upholstered and detailed with spaced upholsterer's tacks.

This antique French side table has the most deftly crafted top resembling a tree trunk section with its slices of inlay fanned out in a circle and tacked with tiny tack nails. The co...

Quadrille red and yellow striped fabric on tight upholstered seat, finished with upholstery tacks.

Wrought iron hinges and studded tacks add timeless character to this wonderfully preserved piece of history.

This charming Tibetan Takyab, meaning horse face or horse jewel, formed of the tack for pack animals in Tibet. Horses and other pack animals play an important role in Tibetan daily l...

This charming Tibetan Takyab, meaning horse face or horse jewel, formed of the tack for pack animals in Tibet. Horses and other pack animals play an important role in Tibetan daily l...

Trunk with some decorative tacks missing and both leather sides missing.

The leather has medieval towers and lions. Large metal tacks finish off the details.

Circa 1800 Whit upholstery in Rubelli fabric and brass tacks.

Covered in a gorgeous Belgian linen this chair will add warmth and texture to any room. Pewter tacks make the linen pop out.

This painting is peaceful, charming and in very good condition. It is tacked to its original wood stretcher bars.

Covered in a gorgeous Belgian linen this chair will add warmth and texture to any room. Pewter tacks make the linen pop out.

Pair of bentwood Thonet armchairs upholstered in an off white leather, brass tack trim, brass sleeves on front feet.

Plaid upholstery nods to the traditional horse-tack east coastal elegance. Open fret work lends interest and excitement.

A pair of 19th century Italian Savonarola chairs with leather seats and backs and large brass tacks.

This charming Tibetan Takyab, meaning horse face or horse jewel, formed of the tack for pack animals in Tibet. Horses and other pack animals play an important role in Tibetan daily l...

Turned and carved wood with old (perhaps original) leather and hand made large brass tacks.

Old Edwardian Frame with new red leather and brass tacks.

Fine frame carving featuring fluted leg and rosettes. Under cloth with tacking looks splendid against the worn white finish with aqua highlights.

Available with original decorative metal tacks.

This pair features velvet seat covers with exposed brass tacks above a curved skirt and is supported by four scroll-foot cabriole legs.

Warm beige velvet upholstery on front and back of chair, finished with upholstery tacks. Good desk chair.

Scrolled arms have suede arm rests. Bronze tacks finish off the edges of the fabric.

Newly upholstered in a burnt orange textured velvet, finished with decorative upholstery tack or stud strip and complimentary bolster pillow in same fabric.

Leather straps held with brass tacks. Useful and patented English stool, circa 1920.

It is upholstered with a silk seat and antique bronze tacks accent the silk. The details in the carved wood are outstanding, showcasing the graceful curves, foliate and floral detail.

A simple design, estate made for a country house tack room, with an iron hook at each end, to hang bridles.

It is covered with a Bordeaux red tapestry background with multicolored embroidery flowers throughout and decorative upholstery tacks. It would be stunning in any room.

A pair of wing chairs updated with a black, grey and off-white paisley upholstery and accented with chrome tacks. Ball and claw mahogany legs in the manner of George II.

Black sheet metal covering over pine with large tacks on all facings. All original hardware. Refit with matching leather belts and leather side handles.

Early 19th French wingback chair constructed in mixed fruit woods giving a distressed finish the frame has been accented with nail tacks showing the true sole of the chair with later...

Reconditioned American Craftsman rocking chair with new red velvet fabric and anodized upholstery tacks. Front porch rockin' in comfort and style!

Sleeveless dress is gathered with hand tacks at the hip.

A needlework pattern of phoenixes, clouds, flowers and figures covers this antique French dressing screen. Metal upholstery tacks decorate its scalloped edges, and rust-colored velve...

A late 19th century walnut bergere with shaped leather-padded back above a broad cushion seat raised on carved cabriole legs, the tabouret of oval form raised on similarly worked leg...

Regency style recamier upholstered in leopard velvet with antique brass tack detail. The back upholstery terminates with swan neck gold gild.

Folky camp drum from New York State, circa 1890, painted leather and wood with brass tacks, excellent original finish throughout. Meant to make noise by shaking - drumming device is ...

They are filled with horsehair and is finished off with bronze tacks. We do have the piece of leather that is missing.

Wood framed high back armchair and ottoman with teal blue velvet upholstry and brass upholstery tacks. Beautiful wood patina. The ottoman is 17" x 20" x 20" high.

Black leather binding with large brass tacks. Oak slats over brass sheeting. Refit with new/old stock Eagle working lock and key.

Upholstery is the original burlap and tacks. Cushion still has original horsehair interior.

This piece has been recently re-upholstered with a rich brown leather and large brass upholstery tacks that give the well crafted antique an updated feel.  

It is made of cotton tape lace that is hand tacked together in a swirling and rhythmic pattern.

Shimmery black velvet, decorative tacks, and gold casters add to her glamorous appeal.

Great Vintage Piece. Home, Barn,Tack Room.

19th century English mahogany hall stand with wonderful shape and carved details. This piece has a lovely profile as well, and would be show-stopping in a stately home. The wood has ...

About this work: “Manchester-by-the-Sea” by Ann Sophia Towne Darrah (American, 1819-1881). Darrah was among the earliest American women to establish a professional reputation as a p...

19th century oak corner walking stick stand from England. The top has a scalloped and hand carved decorated back, decorated further with hand turned finials for additional design in...

A Fine 1930's, Depiction of a Boxing Match by Notable Chicago Modern Artist, Francis Chapin. This dynamic drawing captures overlapping human forms rendered in expressive, gestural li...

[Bruce Sargeant (1898-1938)] Two Men Throwing, One Running n.d. Signed in red, u.l. Oil on canvas mounted to Masonite 35.75 x 59 inches This work is offered by ClampArt in New Yo...

An antique Victorian mahogany freestanding cheval mirror with a large adjustable rectangular plate, turned supports and an elegant stretchered base. This quality antique mirror has a...

Elegant Spanish gentleman’s valet stand from the mid-20th century, crafted in warm mahogany-tone wood with a refined classical silhouette. The piece combines functionality and decora...

19th century oak umbrella or cane stand from England. The back has lovely serpentine and scalloped details, which give it a lovely shape and will lend itself to a beautiful silhouet...

"Quart and a Half" is an American Realist abstract landscape watercolor on paper painting by Andrew Wyeth in 1961. The artwork is 21 x 29 1/4 inches and is 33 3/4 x 42 1/4 x 1 inches...

Jim’s of Lambertville is proud to offer this artwork. Signed and Dated Lower Left John Francis Murphy (1853 - 1921) John Francis Murphy is increasingly recognized today as one o...

Paul Gottlieb Weber (1823-1916) was a German-American painter renowned for his landscape and genre scenes. Settling initially in Philadelphia from Germany, he quickly gained recognit...

Jim's of Lambertville Fine Art Gallery is proud to present this piece by John Fulton Folinsbee (1892 - 1972). One of the finest painters to embark upon the New Hope Art Colony, John...

Signed lower right: W Bradford

"Sailing Through Choppy Waters at Sunset" captures the dramatic beauty of the American maritime experience, evoking both the power of nature and the resilience of the human spirit. T...

Jim’s of Lambertville is proud to offer this artwork by: William Langson Lathrop (1859 - 1938) Deemed the “Father of the New Hope Art Colony”, William Langson Lathrop was born in W...

William Rickarby Miller Rapelyea House, New York, 1884 Signed and dated lower left Oil on canvas 20 x 30 inches Provenance: Kennedy Galleries, New York Born in Staindrop, County Du...

F. Alexander Wust paints a stellar sunset over a hillside with light red color in his artwork entitled, “Sunset Landscape.”

Prominent Luminist Hudson River School painter.

Estate stamp on verso; on stretcher bar: SEP 9th 1855

This Hudson River School autumn landscape is done by the famed artist David Johnson. He studied at the national Academy of Design in New York. He was best known for the development o...