Visit our Furniture Gallery!

Over the years there have been several changes in the style, craftsmanship, tools and woods used for furniture.  Most early furniture styles were deeply influenced by styles in England.  In spite of this influence furniture in the United States took on the interpretation of U.S. craftsmen and were produced in woods that were available here in the United States.  Country cabinet makers made furniture from pine, poplar, cherry and walnut - woods available in their local areas.              

In the cities cabinet makers had other woods available such as Mahogany and Rosewood as well as newer tools which gave them the ability to produce furniture more closely resembling that produced in England.  Country cabinet makers produced furniture that was utilitarian, while city cabinet makers were more able to produce furniture that was not only functional, but also stylish.

Furniture available through our shop includes these styles: Queen Anne(1725-1750),  Chippendale (1750-1780), Federal (1780-1820, this includes both Sheraton and Hepplewhite designs), Empire (1815-1840), Country furniture (1690-1850), Windsor chairs (1730-1830), Gothic Revival (1840-1880), Rococo Revival (1840-1870), Renaissance Revival (1850-1880), Eastlake (1870-1890)and Arts and Crafts (1900-1925).  We seek furniture that is produced by quality craftsman of these eras; furniture produced by known cabinetmakers will be highlighted and identified.    

We currently have furniture produced by Shaw, Horner and Limbert Brothers available for sale and are constantly watching for furniture by other known and noted craftsman.

Along with beautiful furniture to fill your room, we also carry a wide variety of artwork to decorate your walls, floors, and all those little spaces that need a little something extra.  We carry everything from oil paintings to needlepoint rugs.  You will see the various pieces displayed just as they would be in your own home.

Stop by and browse through our shop.  We look forward to meeting you.