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This half armoire has two separate shelving areas with a drawer in between, handsome doors and simple hardware. Good for TVs or Stereo equipment. Warm fruitwood

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Imported from Canada where the French influenced this country table. A natural top rests on a painted apron and legs. The legs and the apron have a warm dark green patina.

French Armoire
Circa:1830s
W 48 D 22 H 86.5
0416

French "Bon a Tirer" Armoire
Circa:1870s
W 33.5 D 22.5 H 83+6 for crown
0421

Farm Table
Circa:1870's
W 56 D 34 H 31
0211

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The early 1800s farm table has two long drawers on each side, each with original iron hardware. The table supports are combined with handsome rounded legs. The finish of the base has tones of mahogany, although it is all fruit wood.

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This very early Chinese day bed is unusually large and made of old elm. Can be used as a day bed with cushions on it or as a large coffee table, especially good looking in informal great rooms. Beautiful solid Chinese Elm with a deep rich brownish red finish. Very good condition & great volume/scale.

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Chinese elm book case with beautiful delicate scrolling carving on the shelves.

Farm Table
Circa:1800s
W 72 D 30.5 H 31
0147

Extraordinary Chinese Day Bed
Circa:Early 1800s
W 80 D 39 H 21.5
0716

Elm etager
Circa:1800

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Rectangular top With Up-Swept Table Ends, carved foliate & floral on partial apron; set on Carved supports & shoe feet. Unusually narrow and top is one piece of wood.

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Table is square & has a shelf for extra storage and ornate rim carved all around tablejust under the top. Interesting legs.

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Sturdy oval table with drop leaves, set on spiral pierced-turned legs hand made in the early 1800's in a special wood apprentice style workshop. Each graduate had to do a special project to move onto being a Great Craftsman, the highest honor in wood working. These examples are extremely rare. Age appropriate wear.

Elm Alter Table
Circa:1800s
W 88 D 11 H 35.5
0508

Early American Side Table
Circa:1930
W 23.5 D 23.5 H 29
0715

Drop leaf table-special legs
Circa:1830s
H 29.5 Dia 51
0503

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Danish dining table with extra leaf to extend. Wood burning technique is used to emphasize the rosewood grain with French polish on top. Very unusual table. Table sold "as is" - leaf has different color. Leaf is about 20" wide.

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The unique hand painted armoire from Italy is lined with Italian marbleized paper and painted with whimsical hot air balloons souring over country landscape. The frame is the color of burgundy. It is fitted with a hanging pole and shelf.

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We have in total 5 corner chairs similar in size and shape. Original rush seat with color geometric design, beautiful spooled turned wood.

Dining table
Circa:1950s
W 59 D 35 H 29
0517

Cupboard
Circa:1940s
W 44 D 21 H 70
0089

Corner Chair
Circa:1890s
W 17 D 17 H 15
0384

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Early 1800's French fruitwood desk with center drawer and tapered square legs. Wonderful country look with weight and volume. Warm honey colored patina.

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This makes a wonderful dining or breakfast table, round in shape and could seat 4 people comfortable with the room for 6 tucked in. The table is full of charm, used area last 100 years a mere, with interesting grain and knots full of character. It has a "V" support attached to the trestle legs.

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One of the most versatile pieces of the French furniture is the wine tasting table "table vendage". These tables are used in the chais, the building were the wine is made. When a buyer arrives the table removed from side of the room, when it takes up very small space, moved to the center, flipped up, and... wola, enjoy some wine.
This makes a wonderful dining or breakfast table, oval in shape and could seat 6 people comfortable with the room for 8 tucked in. The table is full of charm, used area last 100 years a mere, with interesting grain and knots full of character. It has a "V" support attached to the trestle legs.

Writing Desk
Circa:1840s
W 55.5 D 30 H 31.5
0045

WINE testing table
Circa:1840s
W 43 D 39 H 28.5
0523

Wine Tasting Table
Circa:1850s
W 50 D 41 H 28.5
0120

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