c.1880 Pair of English Pine Dressers

Pair of Incredible Venetian Glass Gilt Commodes or Dressers from Europe. After importing from Europe for over 34-years, you would think you've seen pretty much most designs, that is ...

Mid-Century Modern Dresser or Chest of Drawers made by Kroehler Manufacturing Company of Naperville, Illinois probably during the 1960's. Kroehler first opened it's doors in 1893 and...

Paul McCobb Calvin Linear Group Dresser, Chest, Commode, Mid-Century Modern American, 1917-1969 Paul Winthrop McCobb (1917-1969) born in Medford, Massachusetts. From an early age Pau...

Antique Irish Pine Kitchen Table dating from around 1880-1890. The most interesting aspect of our Antique Irish Pine Small Table is the Patina of the Scrubbed Pine Top. Try as we might, there is simply no way to duplicate a real 100-year-old patina. In order to preserve the patina of the pine, we chose to coat it with paraffin wax and not simply apply a coat of beeswax. The real difference between the two waxes is the length of time in which they last. Beeswax is maybe good for a few months of use, while a good coating of paraffin will last for years. Yes, it does take several hours to apply, but not only does it look terrific, but is feels good to the touch. We all facilitated between stripping off the old white paint or leaving it was is and you can see we left the old white crumbly and cracked paint as is. This is the description from the Antique expert in Ireland: "19th C. painted pine kitchen server...