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A stately relic of clubhouse tradition, this antique pine golf locker offers both architectural presence and rustic charm. Crafted from solid pine with a warm, amber patina, the piece features four vertical locker compartments—each framed with subtle molding and crowned with a classic cornice that adds a touch of formality to its utilitarian roots.

Brass knobs, mellowed to a soft golden hue, punctuate each door with understated elegance. Inside, original iron hooks remain intact, once used to hang jackets, caps, or golf bags—now perfect for coats, scarves, or curated display. The pine bears the marks of time: worn edges, scattered knots, and a gentle sheen from years of use.

Whether anchoring a mudroom, flanking a retail space, or serving as a sculptural wardrobe in a guest room, this locker invites both function and storytelling. It’s a piece that blends sport, craftsmanship, and the enduring beauty of pine.

This piece measures 58" wide X 14" deep X 68" tall.

A soulful relic of farmhouse charm, this vintage pine cabinet stands with quiet authority in a coat of deep, oxblood red—its matte finish gently worn at the edges, whispering stories of decades past. Crafted from solid pine, the wood’s natural knots and grain peek through the paint in places, adding texture and authenticity.  

The single door, framed with subtle molding and secured by an aged brass latch, opens to reveal breadboard shelves—horizontal planks with visible seams that evoke early American craftsmanship.  Whether tucked into a cozy kitchen corner or anchoring a hallway vignette, this piece brings warmth, character, and a touch of rustic drama.  

This piece measures 44” wide X 18” deep X 70” tall.

Blanket chests were boxes and often the sole possession of the early settlers. They were mostly made with six boards of pine.

It has been conditioned with an all natural citrus beeswax.  

This is a large example of an early pine blanket chest. The top lifts up to reveal a large storage compartment for linens.

There is two large drawers below in perfect working order. There is also a drop in board that makes a hidden compartment.  

There is appropriate wear for its age. She still has a lot of character and life left in her. Her patina gives her so much charm. 

This piece measures 39” wide X 18” deep X 38” tall.

A commanding presence in solid oak, this antique double desk speaks to a bygone era of craftsmanship and collaboration. Designed for two, its generous proportions and mirrored workspaces suggest origins in a schoolhouse, law office, or early administrative setting—where ink-stained fingers and quiet industry once shaped the day.

The oak is warm and weighty, with a deep golden-brown patina that glows beneath decades of polish and use. Twin sets of drawers flank each side, each with hand-cut dovetails and original brass or iron pulls, their surfaces gently worn from years of reach and routine. A central kneehole or modesty panel anchors the piece, while the top—broad, slightly bowed, and richly grained—offers ample space for writing, sorting, or display.

Whether placed in a library, studio, or retail setting, this desk invites both function and storytelling. It’s a piece that honors shared labor, quiet focus, and the enduring beauty of oak.

A striking blend of rustic utility and bold elegance, this early pine grain bin wears its history with pride. The body is painted in a deep, matte ebony—its surface gently distressed to reveal hints of warm pine beneath, especially along edges and corners softened by time. The paint lends a dramatic silhouette, grounding the piece with quiet strength.

Crowning the bin is a natural pine top, left unpainted to showcase the wood’s golden grain and subtle knots. The contrast between the dark base and sun-warmed lid creates a visual rhythm—refined yet rooted in farmhouse tradition. The hinged top lifts to reveal a spacious interior once used for storing grain, now perfect for linens, firewood, or seasonal décor.

Whether anchoring a mudroom, flanking a hearth, or serving as a sculptural coffee table, this piece invites both function and storytelling. It’s a study in texture, tone, and timeless craftsmanship.

A quiet masterpiece of early utility, this scrubbed pine blanket chest exudes warmth and authenticity. Crafted in the 19th century, its surface has been gently worn and scrubbed to a soft, matte finish—revealing the golden tones and expressive grain of aged pine. The wood bears the honest marks of time: knots, nailheads, and subtle discolorations that speak to generations of use.

The chest features two lower drawers, each joined with hand-cut dovetails—irregular and proud, a testament to the cabinetmaker’s skill. Above, the lift-top compartment offers generous storage, once used for quilts and linens, now perfect for seasonal décor or heirloom keepsakes. The proportions are modest, the stance grounded, and the overall silhouette simple yet soulful.

Whether placed at the foot of a bed, beneath a window, or in a cozy entryway, this piece offers both function and quiet storytelling. It’s a celebration of pine, patina, and the enduring beauty of hand-built furniture.Add a short description.

This piece measures 55" wide X 26" deep X 82" tall. 

Beautiful Oak Commode Cabinet has been completely refinished.  The top has been sanded, stained in Varathane Chestnut and and finished with 2 coats of clear matte poly to add protection.  

The base has been painted in Simply Sage from Heirloom Traditions Paint Co. The original hardware was painted in Champagne gold to compliment the color.  The inside was cleaned sand conditioned with an all natural citrus beeswax.  The drawers are in perfect working order and glide easily.  

This piece measures 31” wide X 17” deep X 39” tall.    

Did you know that at one time sugar, was a very precious commodity? Back in the early to mid 1800’s, sugar, in fact, was so expensive and prized, it was kept in a locked chest. This furniture was a very functional piece, plain in decor, yet often a symbol of the family’s social status. They were often kept out in plain view, usually in a parlor room or dining room.  Cabinetmakers continued to build sugar chests well into the 1840s, however, as sugar became less expensive its' design and prestige began to change. Once it evolved into a standard fixture, affluent homes began to see the grand presentation of sugar, spices and coffee as passé. They typically range from 28-30" wide, 16-18" deep and 28-30" tall.  The wood on this piece is warm and inviting.  The rustic scrubbed pine has awesome patina and very little wear for its age. It has been strip sanded, fine sanded and finished with a sealing wax specifically for English pine.  The top lifts up to a very large compartment for plenty of storage. The single drawer is constructed by Knapp joinery  and glides easily.  The bottom has a door that opens to a large storage cabinet. A brass lock was added at some point.  The inside of the top and bottom cabinets as well as the inside of the drawer have been conditioned with an all natural citrus beeswax.    This is not a reproduction - it's the real deal. These pieces are a part of our history - finding a new use is essential.  One day it dawned on me that they are the perfect size for a nightstand. have several of these that match - they are the perfect height and function.   The drawer is perfect for eye glasses, lotion, nail file and of course - the remote!! The cabinet below is ideal for extra linens, a throw blanket or your favorite cozy sweaters. The flip top is perfect for your library. Have all your go to reads at your fingertips . This piece measures 30” wide X 18” deep X 30” tall.    

An antique English pine corner wash basin is a delightful and practical relic from the 18th or 19th century, designed to fit snugly into the corner of a bedroom or dressing room before indoor plumbing became widespread. Crafted from solid pine, these pieces often have a warm, honeyed patina developed over decades of use.  The design features a triangular or curved back to nestle neatly into a corner, with a flat top surface that holds a ceramic or porcelain wash basin and jug.  The overall effect is one of rustic charm and practicality, evoking the understated beauty and functionality of English country furniture.

Corner Wash Basin measures 25” wide X 16” deep X 32” tall.  

A soulful blend of rustic elegance and artisan detail, this antique scrubbed pine dresser offers both visual warmth and storied character. Crafted from solid pine and gently scrubbed to a soft, matte finish, the wood glows with a golden, timeworn patina—its surface alive with knots, grain, and the quiet marks of age.

The four full-width drawers are joined with hand-cut dovetails, their irregular spacing and tool marks a testament to early craftsmanship. The top door has a serpentine curve that extends over the others. Each drawer is adorned with carved acorn pulls—whimsical yet refined, their rounded forms and leafy stems echoing nature’s quiet abundance. The pulls, likely hand-carved, add a sculptural touch that elevates the dresser’s humble silhouette.

 the piece stands with quiet authority. Whether placed in a bedroom, entryway, or layered into a retail vignette, it invites both function and storytelling—a celebration of pine, patina, and the enduring beauty of hand-built furniture.

A timeless sentinel of the farmhouse kitchen, this antique oak cabinet blends utility with quiet elegance. Crafted from solid oak, its grain runs deep and warm—golden brown with hints of amber, gently worn from decades of use. The upper cabinet features glass-paned doors, framed in simple molding, allowing a glimpse of stored treasures: crockery, preserves, or heirloom linens.

Below, the pie safe section offers enclosed storage with solid oak doors. The interior shelves are sturdy and practical, bearing the marks of flour sacks and cooling pies. Brass or iron hardware, aged to a soft patina, adds subtle contrast against the oak’s rich tone.

Crowned with a modest cornice and grounded by a wide base, this piece anchors a room with both presence and purpose. Whether used in a kitchen, pantry, or layered into a retail vignette, it invites storytelling, warmth, and the enduring rhythm of daily life.

A stately example of early utility and enduring charm, this tall antique chest of drawers is crafted from solid pine and scrubbed to a soft, matte finish—revealing the golden warmth and expressive grain of the wood beneath. The surface bears the gentle marks of time: knots, nailheads, and subtle wear that speak to generations of use.

Four full-width drawers offer generous storage, each joined with hand-cut dovetails—irregular and proud, a testament to the cabinetmaker’s skill. The drawers are adorned with classic batwing brass pulls, their scalloped edges and aged patina adding a touch of Georgian elegance to the otherwise rustic silhouette.

The proportions are upright and balanced, with a simple edged top and bracket feet that ground the piece with quiet authority. Whether placed in a bedroom, hallway, or layered into a retail vignette, this chest offers both function and storytelling—a celebration of pine, patina, and the beauty of hand-built furniture.

A quietly elegant staple of early domestic life, this antique pine dresser offers both utility and charm. Crafted from solid pine and softened by time, its surface glows with a golden, scrubbed patina—each knot and grain line telling a story of use, care, and craftsmanship.

The dresser features four full-width drawers, each joined with hand-cut dovetails and fitted with simple wooden knobs. The drawers glide with the ease of well-worn runners, offering generous storage for linens, garments, or seasonal décor.

Rising above the top is a modest backsplash—practical in origin, yet visually grounding. Its gentle curve or squared edge frames the piece, protecting the wall and adding a touch of architectural grace. Whether placed in a bedroom, hallway, or layered into a retail vignette, this dresser invites both function and storytelling.

It’s a celebration of pine’s natural beauty, early joinery, and the enduring rhythm of everyday life.

A soulful relic of 19th-century craftsmanship, this antique blanket chest is built from solid pine and scrubbed to a soft, matte finish—revealing the golden warmth and expressive grain of the wood beneath. Its surface bears the gentle marks of time: scattered knots, worn edges, and subtle discolorations that speak to generations of use and care.

The chest’s construction is proudly traditional, with hand-cut dovetail joints anchoring each corner—irregular and honest, a testament to the cabinetmaker’s skill. The lift-top lid opens to a spacious interior, once used to store quilts, linens, and seasonal garments. Its proportions are generous yet grounded, with a simple plinth base and a quiet, utilitarian silhouette.

Whether placed at the foot of a bed, beneath a window, or layered into a retail vignette, this piece offers both function and storytelling. It’s a celebration of pine, patina, and the enduring beauty of hand-built furniture.

A refined embodiment of Victorian grace, this antique dresser is crafted from solid walnut, its surface glowing with a deep, chocolatey patina and subtle feathered grain. The silhouette is stately yet romantic, with gently rounded corners, carved accents, and a commanding presence that anchors any room with quiet authority.

The top is crowned with a slab of original marble—typically white or gray with soft veining—cool to the touch and beautifully aged. It offers a luminous contrast to the warmth of the walnut below, and serves as a pristine stage for toiletries, candlesticks, or seasonal décor.

Below, the dresser features three to four drawers, each joined with hand-cut dovetails and adorned with period-appropriate hardware—brass pulls aged to a mellow sheen. The drawers glide smoothly, bearing the marks of time and use.

The mirror, unattached but original, is framed in matching walnut with carved flourishes or a gently arched crest. It can be mounted or leaned, offering flexibility in styling and placement.

Whether placed in a bedroom, dressing room, or layered into a retail vignette, this piece invites both admiration and storytelling—a celebration of Victorian craftsmanship, walnut’s natural beauty, and the enduring elegance of marble.