Early D. R. Dimes country pine dining table with its original Old Sturbridge Village stamp. D. R. Dimes built tables that were sold by Old Sturbridge Village. He used the OSV embossed stamp on these tables; the stamp is shown in one of the images. The table is hand crafted with wooden pin construction, through-mortised breadboard ends, and handmade nails. The legs were mortised through the top; this method of joinery was unique to early Dimes tables. Strong hand block-planing to the three wide pumpkin pine top boards. The top has gentle wear commensurate with its age. Measures 34" wide by 72" long by 29.5" high.

Early Eldred Wheeler porringer corner tea table in solid maple. Note the two-board chamfered top, handmade wooden pins, and early EW stamped into the underside. Even the skirt edges are all hand tooled (please see detail images). This table was crafted to copy its 18th century American counterpart. Original paper label on the underside for the Eldred Wheeler Shop, 60 Sharp Street, Hingham, MA. Dimensions: 26" H x 33" L x 23" W. This table is pictured in "Eldred Wheeler: A Collector's Guide" by Emmet W. Eldred, page 225S.

Early Eldred Wheeler pair of oval Queen Anne style tea tables. Two board tops, hand cut wooden pins, block planed birds eye maple. Each measures 31.5" long x 25" wide x 27.5" high. Excellent condition.

Set of six antique English Windsor dining chairs circa 1820-40. Solid elm with single board plank seats. Strong, heavy and comfortable with beautiful aged patina. Each measures 45.5" high to the back, 27" high to the arms, 17" high to the seat, 25.75" wide at the arms, and 18" deep.

Vintage Chippendale style wing chair. Recently upholstered in aqua blue tweed chenille. Very strong and comfortable. Dimensions: 30 inches wide across the arms, 19 inches deep, 21.5 inches high to the seat and 41 inches high to the back.