We have been in the antiques business, full time, since 1973. Much has changed over the years but we continue to learn every day and still get a thrill from the colors of a nice old rug or the feel of an early brass candlestick. While the material culture of early Virginia will always be nearest and dearest we are constantly delighted that the homes and estates of our area are a continual source of beautiful and interesting things from across the globe and the centuries.
As professional antiques dealers we take very seriously our responsibility to share what knowledge we have with buyers and sellers alike. Our business model is simple: paying a fair price and asking a fair price renders a fair profit. We hope you will enjoy this website, visit our shop, sign up for our newsletter and share our enjoyment of these fine old things.
As professional antiques dealers we take very seriously our responsibility to share what knowledge we have with buyers and sellers alike. Our business model is simple: paying a fair price and asking a fair price renders a fair profit. We hope you will enjoy this website, visit our shop, sign up for our newsletter and share our enjoyment of these fine old things.
Services
Sold to the Jamestown-Yorktown Foundation.
This pot was made in London in 1774-75 but it has an American Walnut handle and a history with an American family.
We think it was probably imported on the eve of the revolution.
Sold to Colonial Williamsburg.
These two backstools are part of the set with the Royal Governor's chair and were part of the original furnishings of the Capitol.
Sold to an important local collection.
This tea pot was made by John LeTellier in Richmond for the Daniel family of Crow's Nest, Stafford County.
This pot was made in London in 1774-75 but it has an American Walnut handle and a history with an American family.
We think it was probably imported on the eve of the revolution.
Sold to Colonial Williamsburg.
These two backstools are part of the set with the Royal Governor's chair and were part of the original furnishings of the Capitol.
Sold to an important local collection.
This tea pot was made by John LeTellier in Richmond for the Daniel family of Crow's Nest, Stafford County.
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