The following limited line of exceptional handcrafted museum quality reproduction Period American Furniture pieces are available for purchase. Please call for more information.

Philadelphia Chippendale Dressing Table (Lowboy)
A Philadelphia Chippendale Lowboy. c1765-1780. Mahogany. Hand-carved. Claw & Ball Foot. Albert Sack, in The New Fine Points of Furniture, Early American describes the original pieces as "One of the supreme achievements by a master craftsman of Philadelphia. The magnificence of the carving blends with a superbly integrated form. One's eye can focus only on the united composition."

New York Chippendale Tea Table
A New York Chippendale Tea Table. c 1760-1770. Mahogany. Hand-carved. Claw & Ball Foot, in the New York style. Cabriole legs with acanthus carving on the knees and scrolled brackets. Gadrooned apron.

Philadelphia Chippendale Pie Crust Tilt Top Tea Table
A Philadelphia Chippendale Pie Crust Tilt Top Tea Table. c 1760-1780. Mahogany. Hand Carved. Claw and Ball Foot. Birdcage support and carvings column, tapered and fluted. Legs have elongated flowing acanthus carvings. Outstanding twin florets at each peak of the top. A superlative Masterpiece of American craftsmanship.

Philadelphia Chippendale Wing Chair
A Philadelphia Chippendale Claw and Ball foot Wing Chair/Easy Chair. c 1760-1780. Mahogany. Hand-carved. Horizontal roll arms with outward thrust. Cabriole legs with acanthus carvings. Bell-shaped seat. Called "perfection of form" by Albert Sack in The New Fine Points of Furniture, Early American.

Windsor Styles
Windsor style furniture, primarily chairs, have long been an American favorite. These graceful flowing, eye-catching forms have inspired Americans since these chairs first arrived from England, and then took on their own distinctive form when made here in the Colonies. Available unpainted, stained in wood tones or with a patinated paint history (multiple layers of colors and patina.) Back; Comb Sack Back, Single; Comb Back, Double; Comb Back, Single, Shield Seat; Comb Back, Double, Shield Seat; Continuous Arm.

Philadelphia Spice Box on Frame
A Philadelphia Spice Box on Frame. c 1740s. Walnut exterior with Curly walnut drawers. This piece is built with hand tools and techniques as in the 18th century. Hand carved trifid feet with a shell on each front knee. Tombstone raised panel doors. Many small interior drawers, dovetailed by hand, originally designed for storage of expensive spices. Several hidden drawers in interior. Two candle slides. All molding by hand planes. Shellac finish.

Philadelphia French Back Stools
Two matching Philadelphia French Back Stools (Chairs). Mahogany. Marlborough legs, hand cut with wooden hand planes. Corner fretwork. Extremely comfortable chairs. Shellac finish. Beautiful leather upholstery. Can provide in several color options.

18th century Chester County Bible Box
Hand cut dovetails and hand planed walnut, hand planed moldings and carved lid make this an exceptional box. Exquisite hand blacksmithed hinges. These boxes were highly prized in Colonial America because they housed the Holy Bible, a reference for belief and behavior as well as documents for family records, births, deathes mariages, etc.