6568
Antique two drawer dresser box with hand made dove tail joints and original pulls.
w=10", d=8.5", h=8"
$225.00
SAXTON FAMILY WASHSTAND (museum piece)
5266
A rare find! Museum washstand in pine with one drawer and lower shelf.
w=20.5", d=18.5", height to back 35"
$975.00
DUTCH RENAISSANCE STYLE COURT CUPBOARD (rare find) c.1880
6347
Oak cupboard with carved detail, hidden openings with original keys. A true statement conversation piece.
w=60", d=24.5", h=81"
$1295.00
WALNUT ARTS AND CRAFTS MISSION LIBRARY DESK
6674
Lovely library desk with double sided drawers, allowing access from both sides.
$195.00
ROOKWOOD POTTERY VASE c.1910 (collectable)
6570
$495.00
About Rookwood Pottery: Maria Longworth Storer launched Rookwood in 1880 with a single kiln and an ambition to put American art pottery on the map. As the first woman founder of a manufacturing company in the United States, she quickly made good on her promise – winning a gold medal at the Paris Exposition within ten years, and positioning Rookwood as a key player in the art pottery movement.
Maria championed the individuality of her artists, and saw in every cup, vase and vessel the chance to bring their art into people’s daily lives. Much has changed over time, but her vision of pottery as a path to beauty in the home continues to shape everything we do today.
https://rookwood.com/pages/about-rookwood
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