Photo: T-Magazine
Sometimes a drop leaf table is all you need to get that English look. Elegant and practical, drop leaf tables provide a versatile option for side tables, expanding to display more objects or support additional seating.
England circa 1820 George III drop leaf table (BC173
England circa 1780 plum mahogany drop leaf table (AP250)
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A vignette of our most recent collection of magnifying glasses next to rattan goblet vases resting atop an apothecary chest.
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Photo: Traditional Home
Chris Barrett's recent project, as featured in the February issue of Traditional Home, has us thinking about Bobbins.
To see more of Chris Barrett's work pick up the February issue of Traditional Home.
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Photo: Vogue Living
Bar seating are some of the most difficult pieces to find. While a contemporary stool may look nice, it may not be the right height or comfortable. Well-worn antique stools on the other hand, always look good at a bar, no matter the aesthetic - and are aged to suit the body. Thats why having a wide variety of antique bar seating is always a good idea; one never knows which seat will fit perfectly.
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Elle Decoration shows us that dining chairs don't always have to match. They just need to be comfortable and stylish.
Photo: Elle Decoration
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With the new shipment arrival we look to highlight all of our dark pieces.
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In the mood for pottery? How about some french glaze confit pots?
See our entire collection of pots here
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A current vignette of the garden in the Los Angeles showroom
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