Original American Art Deco Guest Registry Podium or Lectern

One of the nicest antique English Bamboo Canterbury's or Magazine Holder we've had in quite some time. This fine specimen was found by our buyer in County Staffordshire, England. A p...

Original Jacques Adnet Leather Wrapped Umbrella Stand or Stick Stand. Jacques Adnet was an iconic figure in French Modernism. He believed in function of the furniture blended with ge...

Antique American Original Country Farm Dining Table that comfortably seats 14 for dinner and in a pinch can seat more. Rarely do we ever see 12’ long or 141.75" American Farm Tables that were not simply put together with some old reclaimed lumber laying around a workshop. This is a real almost 12’ long 6-legged Farmhouse Style Dining Table, ok, maybe a large Kitchen Table that was constructed of solid White Oak more than 100-years ago. Our Old Plank woodworking department completely disassembled the entire 12-foot-long Oak Dining Table...

Early Art Deco or late Arts & Craft woven leather club chairs are constructed from thick leather straps are vegetable tanned and hand colored with a combination of waxes, proteins an...

This Queen Anne style lectern/podium has an adjustable top. The tripod base gives this piece added stability. The edge is pie crusted and the back splash is quite ample.

This set of two closely matched cast pedestals or plant stands are unsigned, but presumed to have been made in the late Victorian period and style in the United States. Both have orn...

English Renaissance style (19/20th Cent) stained oak square based lectern with carved shield sides.

The early 19th century music manuscript stand is of the English Regency period and has a rosewood veneer. The bottom tips of an "H" shaped bracket can...