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Vintage Neoclassical Revival writing desk built on the kidney-shaped plan, a compact personal writing surface with a continuous curved top and softened edge. The top is set with a ma...

A vintage Chippendale Revival secretary in black lacquer, circa 1930–1950, built in two parts: a glazed hutch crowned by a swan-neck pediment with a turned urn-and-flame finial, over...

The Corvane is a vintage Jacobean Revival china cabinet, a glazed display case raised on a turned-leg stretcher base. The central door is faced with a pierced, fret-cut wood overlay ...

Vintage Moorish folding chairs, an X-frame pair that closes nearly flat along a central pivot. The crest rises to a stepped, crenellated profile above a recessed horseshoe arch, and ...

This vintage cabinet is a low, two-door case piece with a fitted breccia stone top over a painted, carved façade. The front is a fixed three-part composition: two doors, each with a ...

This is a vintage Jacobean Revival center table, round and two-tiered, built on four barley-twist legs that meet a shaped lower shelf with concave sides. The top is laid as a herring...

A vintage Chippendale Revival secretary in two parts. A glazed bookcase top, crowned by a swan-neck pediment with a turned urn-and-flame finial, sits over a serpentine fall-front des...

A set of six antique Edwardian dining chairs, early twentieth century, restored by Acanthus Home and sold together. The backs carry the identity of the set: four chairs have a lyre-f...

Late 19th-century Eastlake side chair with carved spindle crest rail, newly upholstered in Glant. An antique chair in the American Aesthetic Movement reform style, it is built on a r...

An antique Renaissance Revival side chair in the French Henri II tradition, with a turned and carved hardwood frame. A gentle arched crest rises to scrolled ears above an open galle...

An antique Victorian étagère, the open tiered stand also called a whatnot, rising through graduated serpentine shelves on turned baluster uprights to a galleried top, circa 1870–1900...

This Jacobean Revival secretary desk is a fall-front writing bureau in quarter-sawn oak, the cut that gives the rippling "tiger" fleck across its front and drawers. The slope lowers ...

Antique French side cabinet with marble top, The Carved Bloom embodies late 19th-century decorative artistry through exquisite marquetry, gilt accents, and graceful form. Crafted fro...

An antique parlor tub chair, circa 1900–1925, whose curved, enclosing barrel back sweeps into low scrolled arms above a deep single seat, raised on splayed legs joined by a carved sc...

A vintage Colonial Revival vanity in the Federal taste, pairing an arched swing mirror with a single fluted drawer over a turned-column base joined by a turned stretcher and reeded s...

An antique Renaissance Revival rocking chair, hand-carved in solid walnut, circa 1860–1885, with lion-mask arm terminals, an arched upholstered back, and scrolling runners. The carvi...

This pair of Renaissance Revival chairs is built on an interlaced curule X-frame, the curved slats crossing at the sides and pivoting at the crossings, rising from sledge feet to a s...

An antique carved Victorian settee in the Rococo Revival taste, circa 1860–1890, a medallion-back parlor seat crowned by a pierced crest of full-blown roses, smaller five-petalled bl...

This antique Baroque Revival armchair is carved from solid oak, with scrolled arms ending in rosette paterae and a deep apron of C-scrolls and acanthus centered on a shell; the cabri...

A George III style wingback chair with a serpentine crest, out-scrolled arms, and fluted tapered front legs over raked rear legs. The tall, upright line and tapered legs follow Georg...

This antique Baroque Revival armchair is carved from solid oak, with scrolled arms ending in rosette paterae and turned baluster legs joined by a box stretcher whose flat front membe...

Pair of Eastlake-style antique side chairs upholstered in Black Edition Tiano Gunmetal velvet, The Caligo Twins from the Vesperline Collection, embody symmetry, restraint, and modern...

An antique Eastlake settee of asymmetrical form, scaled for two and set on casters. A single upholstered arm at one side is set against a low gallery of turned spindles and ball turn...

The Juniper Crest is an antique Eastlake armchair, circa 1880–1895, built on a frame whose exposed wood is consistent with oak. The crest rai...

The Roseroot is an antique Louis XV-style chest of drawers in carved oak, a tall, narrow case raised on shell-carved cabriole legs. The front is built of six serpentine drawers carve...

Antique Renaissance Revival parlor chairs, sold as a pair, each carved in walnut with a portrait medallion at the crest, one a male bust, one a female bust, in a contrasting dark pat...

An antique Renaissance Revival bedside cabinet, circa 1880–1900, in the Henri II taste, of the French table de nuit form. The vertical case carries a white marble top with a molded e...

A matched pair of antique Victorian reclining parlor chairs, armless and upright, built around a concealed spring that allows a slight recline when the sitter leans back. Tall, narro...

The Emerald Noir is an antique Victorian slipper chair, circa 1860–1875, that sets a carved hardwood frame against an embroidered Pierre Frey textile. The balloon back flows into a d...