The Colonial design of this attractive china cabinet, done in solid cherry, with a dark cherry stain, is obvious. It features two leaded glass doors, and one leaded glass panel in the hutch with a large open serving section.

We offer a wide selection of leaded glass panels, all hand made. All of our leaded glass doors are custom made by Martin McElhone of Celtic Creations, a talented local Artisan.

This piece has been in our showroom dining room for about 5 years. It is still in wonderful condition. This style has served us well.

This Rustic Tall Clock was built out of white pine sub-flooring salvaged out of the hay mount of a 150 year old barn in northern Vermont. The dimensions are 81" high, 20" wide, and 9 7/8" deep.

The movement is a German Bell Strike, completely made of solid brass. A solid brass bell rings on the hour, and once each half hour. The seedy glass panes in the upper and middle doors add to the character of this truly unique time piece.

This piece was built for our showroom at the near beginning of our rustic line a few years ago. It is a charming piece.

This TV cabinet was built using reclaimed chestnut siding from a 150 year old barn from Kentucky.

At first glance, this charming piece could be mistaken for an antique ice chest cupboard. Its worn soapstone counter is ideal for use in the kitchen and has potential in many rooms of your home. It would make an ideal liquor cabinet.

Most reclaimed pieces on the market today have a rustic style. We wanted to challenge that idea, and decided to build this wine cabinet from reclaimed walnut beams from a 175 year old Kentucky barn.

The top crown of this lovely piece doubles as a removable serving tray. Behind a locked antique glass door, there are walnut racks that hold 12 bottles and 12 wine glasses.

The dovetailed base drawer has ample space to keep your corkscrew, coasters, and napkins.

The picture shows two of these put together to form a longer table. It is built of hemlock with an oil finish.

It features a top that slides back to become a bench seat. The seat has a hinged top, with storage space underneath.

A piece like this was commonplace in the mid 19th century. This one has been used and displayed in our showroom for 5 years.

The Farmhouse table features pullout breadboard styled leaves off both ends. It is built from artistic tiger maple, it's imperfections are deliberate.

It is a great table with a unique skirtboard around the bottom of the table top.

It has graced the entrance room of our showroom for several years, and is in great condition.

This primitive cherry wash stand was wash-stained with yellow and then sanded and antiqued. The construction of this piece was all pinned mortise and tennon.

The hinges and handle were forged in our own blacksmith shop. It also features a hand soldered copper top insert, making it perfect for plants.

The door is closed with a twist turn, which looks as worn as if it had seen decades of use. There is one shelf inside.

It measures 42" high, 32" wide, 13" deep.

This charming Settler's bench reproduction was built by hand of solid wormy butternut & cedar woods. This storage bench features 6 - "one piece" free floating flat panels, including two in the finished back, making it able to be displayed away from a wall. The four corners are adorned with hand turned columns. There are three hand forged butterfly hinges that allow the lid to open.

The bottom of this chest is lined with large width planks of aromatic red cedar milled in the early 1980s from 150 old cedar trees from our old Southampton, Mass. property.

This beautifully turned coat tree was built by hand of solid cherry wood & wrought iron. The hand turned pedestal started out as a solid square piece of cherry, set into our wood lathe. After six hours of hand carving and sanding, and over 600,000 revolutions later, our master turner, Robert Delnero takes the finished turning out of the lathe.

The wrought iron hooks were hand crafted by Delnero Blacksmiths. The coat tree's base was built of flame cherry.

These beautifully turned coat trees were built by hand of solid reclaimed pine wood & wrought iron. The hand turned pedestals started out as a solid square pieces of 100 + year old posts, set into our wood lathe. After hours of hand carving and sanding, and over 600,000 revolutions later, our master turner, Robert Delnero takes the finished turning out of the lathe. The coat tree's base was also built of re-used pine planks.

We forge our hooks in our own blacksmith shop, as was done by the blacksmiths of old.

This beautiful tiger maple Colonial styled server was completely built by Robert M. Delnero, with help from his friend Joshua Gies at only 19 years old, and 17 years old respectfully. Bob turns legs with only chisels in hand as did his father, grandfather, and great grandfather before him. Bobby and Josh chose stunning planks of tiger maple to build this 44" long x 36" high x 22" deep custom break front server. The boys decided to use a tiger maple board in the back and finish the breakfront on all sides. The table can now be displayed out, away from the wall.