Original hand-painted floral decoration in warm red, yellow, and green gives this Hungarian pine chest dated 1865 wonderful folk art character. Four large drawers are framed by vertical fluted carving, while the date is prominently displayed within a painted floral wreath or garland. Traditional faux wood painting and

Heavily distressed original teal blue paint gives this 19th century Swedish Gustavian pine bench wonderful depth and country character. Intricate carving, fluted and beaded details, turned feet, and four upper finials enrich the classic Scandinavian form. A newer upholstered seat, bolster, and pillows are included, whi

Bleached oak gives this monumental breakfront cabinet a lighter appearance. 4 glass upper & lower doors, adjustable shelving, turned columns & 2 large drawers provide extensive display & storage. 10' tall x 10' wide, this substantial cabinet makes a striking statement.

A layered white finish gives this breakfront bookcase a dramatic architectural presence. Diamond-pattern glass doors, upper columns, adjustable shelving, & 4 lower cabinet doors provide display & storage with a distinctive drop-down center drawer.

A heavily distressed antique white finish gives this 19th century Swedish Gustavian bench a soft, timeworn patina with natural pine showing through. Applied carved griffins, egg and dart details, an arched back, and fluted carving add distinctive decorative character. The removable linen-covered seat opens to reveal us

Extraordinary antique Empire secretary desk circa 1810-1820 from Denmark or N. Germany. The cabinet is made in 3 sections and covered in flame mahogany veneer with lighter inlays. Behind the drop front, the interior is fitted with a number of smaller drawers and secret compartments.