Early 19th Century American Empire Rosewood Veneered Bed

This early 19th-century English mahogany butler’s desk, dating to circa 1800-1810, exemplifies the craftsmanship and refined utility of its time. Crafted from richly grained mahogany...

A rare example of American Empire craftsmanship, this circa 1840 wig cabinet showcases the bold, sculptural lines and refined materials characteristic of the period. Constructed from...

This stand once belonged to the household of Jesse and Catherine Ansley, passed down through generations including Edwin P. Ansley (1865–1923), the visionary developer of Ansley Park...

This towering wardrobe dates to circa 1840s, during what’s known as the Louis Philippe period in France, a time when furniture began to shift toward refined, functional elegance. Tho...

There’s a reason pieces like this continue to captivate collectors and decorators alike. Crafted by the esteemed Berkey & Gay Furniture Company, this Jacobean Revival buffet is a str...

American Empire-style (Probably 19th Century) mahogany 4 post twin size bed with pineapple finials to the acanthus carved uprights and paw footed footboard (inc...

An antique American Empire Greco full size tester bed offers flame mahogany construction with paneled headboard in arch form with carved foliate, floral and shield crest with flankin...

"Boat" bed in carved mahogany wood, 19th century. Head and feet of the same height, are decorated with a circular molding, while the rear, by harmony, follows the lines of the front...

Gorgeous antique Victorian tall Lincoln style full size bed in solid walnut and walnut burl with footboard and side rails. It is in wonderful original vintage condition. That does not mean it is without beautiful age patina of marks and distressing from over 100 years of use. The very top of the carved crown on the headboard had cracked and broken away and been lost over the years. But one of our staff artisans has hand carved a replacement. It is spectacular. There is also some new bracing to the back of the headboard to help with stability. Please see photos, circa mid-late 19th century. When I was a teenager this high Victorian style of bed is what my mom (a very talented interior designer) put in my bedroom (previously I had a white and pink frilly canopy bed my dad made me) and it remained in her home long after I left. In my room it was paired with the matching Victorian dresser and washstand as nightstand. Beautiful. Fast forward a few years and I installed that very same high Victorian walnut bed in my 8-year-old only granddaughter’s bedroom. But this time I paired it with Industrial stainless-steel vintage hospital nightstands...