Large Dutch Oak Blanket Chest, Ca 1700

A Dutch Oak blanket chest with intarsia pigeon pattern, ca 1870-1890 A Dutch oak blanket chest with oak wood intarsia geometric patterns. On top of the lid of the blanket chest deco...

A Dutch oak tripod tilt-top table, ca 1840. A Dutch oak tripod rectangular tilt-top table on a turned stem raised on 3 curved legs. Dutch ca 1840. The surface of the blade has a b...

A Dutch 19th Century tall chest of drawers, ca. 1820 An early 19th century mahogany Biedermeier tall chest of drawers, with 5 drawers and 1 on to...

Dutch large corner display cabinet, ca 1780-1800 A beautiful corner cabinet with a top section with 2 glass doors to display beautiful objects. Some shelves on the inside, beautiful...

19th century Dutch small oak wall table, ca 1890 A 19th century Dutch wall table with marble top. A semi-circular model made of oak and ebony with a loose top of marble on 3 squar...

Dutch Arnhem Holland "Elrakka" Pottery, ca 1915 2 vases from the Arnhemsche Fayence factory by the Vet brothers, The Netherlands. Ca. 1915. The set is colored in green, brown, blue and yellow with black lines with craquelure. 1 vase has craquelure line Details , view in the pictures with a magnifying glass. Klaas and Jacob Vet open their pottery factory in Purmerend in 1903. They already had the necessary ceramic experience. Klaas acquired this as a modeller at Plateelbakkerij De Distel...

Marvelously hand-crafted chest from the late 1600s or early 1700s. One of the things that make antiques so appealing & attractive is the fact that most pieces were handmade in recognizable styles, with proven techniques AND with natural materials that could and would stand the test of time. The longer back in time we go, the more that seems to be the case. This amazing chest from circa 1680-1720 is clearly made in the Gothic Style with Gothic church window-like carvings. With Gothic style chests of this age being very rare, we were (and still are) very enthousiastic about finding it. Put together and strengthened with hand-forged, wrought iron brackets, nails AND with very large dovetails, the master carpenter provided the techniques that would guarantee the owner a chest that would last him (or her) a lifetime. As it turned out, his workmanship, in this case, created a chest that has already served some 15 generations. This heavy quality chest is made of solid elm and wrought iron only and the centuries of usage and natural aging have given this Gothic antique a patina that is simply heavenly. The striking and deeply hand-carved Gothic cathedral-like windows, but also the hand forged lock...

This English oak blanket chest has exposed peg construction. The front has three raised panels with two drawers having thumbnail molding. The...

An arts and crafts period blanket chest made of oak, stained in a mahogany brown. The lid with three panels is hinged and opens revealing a lift out tray made of pine, with more stor...

Steel bound oak blanket chest is dated 1832. It has the original heavy steel strap hinges and steel lock. (Not in working condition). There is an interior candle box.

Composed of antique architectural elements which include carved female figures, arabesques and arched panels, this hinged chest made of ...

William & Mary Partially Ebonized stained pine blanket chest of drawers New England, Circa 1700 The applied molded hinged top opening to view a well with three false drawers; the c...