Huniford

This is a great William IV Style wingback chair that I recently found at an auction. It is posted on our 1st Dibs site here.

I found these interesting industrial gears with a beautiful green painted finish. These can be used as wall art or can be mounted on stands to add interest to a table.
Check them out on 1st Dibs

Here’s another great idea for a collection that you could mount on your wall to create a modern, formal effect.  These are 19th Century architectural fragments that would have graced the corner of a building’s wall.
Check them out at Primarily Primitives.

With spring in the air, my thoughts start turning to gardening.  I found these fabulous hand-carved marble garden dogs that would dress up any garden–whether in the city or the country.  They’re from the Hudson River Valley, circa 1880s.
Check them out at The Finnegan Gallery.

I love taking functional objects and turning them into artwork. This antique printer drawer is a perfect example.  I’d collect several and mount them together on a wall to create a look that straddles antique and modern.
These tend to be really affordable.  You can find several at Antique Mystique.

What a great collection of Shaker lap-jointed pantry boxes!  I’d stack them exactly like this for a prominent display.  The colors work together beautifully.
Check them out at Z and K Antiques.

This is such a unique primitive table from the middle 1800’s. The top service is a two board top and so special with the curved edge. The right side has been cut long, long ago probably to fit a special space. The top had no paint but a great worn surface and the base has [...]

This is a really wonderful antique sawbuck table. It measures 5 feet 2 inches long, 28-1/2 inches high and 25 inches wide.  It has such a great aged look and feel, yet remains modern in its simplicity.
Check it out at Curry’s Antiques.

As I’ve mentioned before, I’m always looking for interesting andirons.  These 20th Century aged wrought iron andirons are really beautiful. The pair features various scroll and twisted elements that you don’t often see.
Check them out at 1st Dibs.

I love the color of this 19th C New England Shaker berry bucket!  It is on the large size for a Shaker berry buckets at 7 1/2 inches at the top x 5 3/4 inches high. The textured and lipstick red paint really [...]