Exact Antique Furniture Reproductions

Sheraton mahogany marble top console table, Boston, circa 1800-1815.

Joined Gateleg Table, English, Oak, Circa 1680

Inspired by a joined Gateleg Table, English, Oak, Circa 1680

Inspired by a joined Gateleg Table, English, Oak, Circa 1680

Inspired by a joined Gateleg Table, English, Oak, Circa 1680

Inspired by a joined Gateleg Table, English, Oak, Circa 1680

This is an exact reproduction of a highboy in the collection of the Metropolitan Museum of Art. Lunin painstakingly recreated all the details, including the joinery and molding profiles. The robust turned legs and scrolled stretchers highlight this wonderful piece.

Pure Delaware Type, Ladderback Chair, 1897-1898

Several distinct features highlight this stunning chair. First, the graduated backs, each one becoming successively smaller, end with the bottom one being whisper thin. Second, a bulbous turned medial stretcher is a bold accent. Finally, the back legs are topped with delicately turned finials.

A copy of a clock built by William Claggett of Newport, Rhode Island in 1720. German eight day weight driven movement.

Bonnet includes brass engraved face, sarcophagas top. Figured door with crown bullion glass window.

Figured door with crown bullion glass window.

Creative, attractive and fully functional, this table is essentially a smaller version of a William and Mary drop leaf table. Fold in the single swing leg, drop the top, and it is ready to be tucked away against a wall.

When folded, the table shows off the beautiful grain of the top. The 28" diameter top stands 27" off the floor when open.