Pictured to the left is a Queen Ann style small side table. The capriole legs are slightly modern-esq. It has four carved Philadelphia style ball and claw feet. Made of solid mahogany.
Dimensions: 20" wide, 24" deep.
Price: $8,000.00*
This chest is a reproduction of an 1860 Pennsylvania Blanket Chest. The major difference from others of the same period are the bracket feet. Pennsylvania Blanket chest bracket feet are dovetailed together insuring a solid joint, as opposed to the common mitered bracket feet which have a tenancy to come apart.
All hardware is museum quality and correct for the era. The chest floor and drawer bottoms are lined with cedar wood. Drawer bodies are made of poplar.
There approximately 122 hand cut dovetails that were made to complete this chest to conform to the type of the period.
Dimensions: 29" high, 23" deep, 50" wide.
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Price: $14,000.00*
The table to the left is a large "coffee" table made in the block front style of the 18th century with scalloped aprons. All four feet are carved in the Philadelphia style ball and claw, and is approximately 16" high. Made of solid mahogany. Designed by Mike Ferreira.
Commissioned piece.
Sold.
Pictured is reproduction of a 1760 game table. It is a replica of the famous colonial American cabinet maker John Goddard.
It has a hinged folding top to accommodate card and other games. The table features 4 capriole legs: 2 front ball and claw and 2 slipper foot style in the back.
Aprons are of the Block Front style. The pierced carved ball and claw style is typical of the Rhode Island design of the 18th century.
Dimensions: 29" tall, 36" wide, 19" deep (folded); 38" unfolded.
Price: $18,000.00*
This coffee table designed and sculpted by Michael Ferreira is made of stacked, laminated mahogany. The top is a single slab of mahogany. Banded brass accents are inlayed on each side.
Dimensions: 16" tall, 60" long.
Price: $15,000.00*
Please Note: All prices are based on current wood species availability and can fluctuate.
Also, a minimum a 4 to 8 weeks will be required, from start to finish, to complete a piece, depending on the complexity and style.
* A minimum of $250.00 crating charge will be added to the shipping cost, depending on size of the piece.