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Vintage Drafting Table, Fantastic Metal Hardware, Great Patina

Posted in Antiques, Furniture, Vintage, tagged , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , on 2013 | Leave a Comment »

Vintage Drafting Table

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Offering a unique vintage 1940′s-50′s drafting table. The fantastic cast iron hardware and knobs are an excellent example of original industrial design. The base is made of very solid oak and maple hardwoods with a pine tabletop surface. Excellent patina and desirable vintage wear to the wood surfaces. The cast iron hardware is completely functional and very sturdy. The table along with having a tilt function, is also height adjustable. It has been lovingly waxed and cleaned.

The piece is perfectly suited as a small dining table, kitchen island or desk. Excellent for small spaces in need of versatility. The ability to adjust the height makes the table perfect for use with chairs or tall stools. The industrial design lends itself well to plenty of uses in various locations. Whether it be a compact city loft or a cottage, this table will provide limitless options.

The wax finish is excellent for future care with a quick buff every so often. The table top has plenty of scratches and wear, which give testament to its age and prior use. The underside of the table top is unfinished.

Dimensions: 42″L x 31″D x 30.5″H (Height adjustable to 40.5″) The base/legs are 26.5″L x 26″D

US continental shipping only. No shipping to Alaska, Hawaii or US Overseas Territories. No international shipping available on this item.

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Hartong International has joined Second Shout Out

Posted in American, American Art, American Painting, Antiques, Chinese, English, European Art, French, Furniture, German, Gramophone, Italian, Phonograph, Primitives, Victrola, Vintage, Vintage Household, tagged , , on 2012 | Leave a Comment »

Hartong International has joined Second Shout Out. SSO is a vintage lifestyle marketplace, with a selective handpicked variety of goods ranging from classic Jaguar motorcars to 17th century Primitive antiques. You can even acquire a home on Cape Cod or take a vintage shopping tour of Italy. Visit us on Second Shout Out.

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A Review of Hartong International, By Salvaged Grace

Posted in American Art, Antiques, Art, European Art, Furniture, Vintage, tagged , , , , , , , , , , on 2012 | 1 Comment »

“Volume doesn’t matter in a shop with pieces as elegant, sophisticated, and restrained as Hartong International. It’s clear that Jason Hartong, the proprietor who has a background in art history, selects his inventory with care. Most pieces are of European descent and although they may be pedigreed, the shop feels very timeless and distinguished.”  For more, visit Salvaged Grace.

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Antique Chinese 19th Century Rosewood Chair With Ivory Inlay

Posted in Antiques, Asian, Chairs, Chinese, Furniture, tagged , , , , , , , , , , , on 2012 | Leave a Comment »

Offered at $580.- SOLD
Offering a 19th century Chinese hand carved rosewood and burled exotic wood chair. The construction certainly points to the mid 19th century, as the chair was constructed with wooden pegs, noticeable on the joining of the arms and back. There are nails, which were likely added when the chair was fitted with a replacement caned seat. The nails appear to be of early 20th century vintage. Given it’s age, there are a couple splits in the wood, which do not impact it’s function. A lovely chair with plenty of antique charm. Strong and complete!The Ivory and exotic wood inlays are finely detailed and show a figure climbing a tree limb. There appears to be an older repair to the head of the figure, which isn’t Ivory, but is very presentable and blends in rather well. One small area of a tree branch detail also appears to have an older repair present.The overall shape and fine hand-carved details are unique and very beautiful. It would certainly give a warm handmade antique presence to any decor. A rare 19th century piece of Chinese furniture. It has a bespoke feel. It’s a comfortable chair to sit in, but is most definitely a decorative piece and mean’t to be admired.

Please feel free to be in contact for more details.

Local pickup available by appointment.  Shipping within the US by UPS. Please be in contact for shipping rates. 
International shipping available.  Please inquire about shipping rate.
Buyer responsible for shipping & handling.

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A Lovely Working 1920′s Victrola Full Size Gramophone- Fantastic Original Condition

Posted in American, American, Antiques, Furniture, Gramophone, HMV 101, Phonograph, Victrola, Vintage, Vintage Household, tagged , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , on 2012 | Leave a Comment »

Offered at $995.-  Was $1295.- SOLD

A 1920′s full size Mahogany Victrola VV-XIa. It’s complete with the motor working well. The motor had been taken out and cleaned, including the motor springs. It plays very well. The motor governor has a missing counter weight, which means after winding it up, the turntable just needs a light push to get it going. The springs hold a fantastic amount of energy, giving this Victrola an excellent amount of playing time. Mechanically it will play records for a very longtime to come.

The mahogany case to this Victrola has an original finish, which shines nicely. It has normal wear, dings and scratches to the finish. The original lacquer fiinsh has some cracked areas, but this is to be expected of an old finish. It shows very nicely. The Victrola has been cleaned and waxed with a fine museum wax, giving it a fantastic shine! Definitely a very solid fully functional Victrola. The bright work is excellent and the nickel plating is exceptionally well preserved.

The Victrola comes with a 1927 music catalog, some needles and a few records. A very enjoyable piece!

   

Shipping available by freight. Local pick up/collection available by appointment. Delivery available throughout New England and the boroughs of New York City. Please be in contact for freight company options. Buyer responsible for shipping & handling fees. Only fully insured freight carriers will be used.

We will help to arrange freight shipping to any location, accompanied by close communication throughout the shipping process.

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A Beautiful Antique English Oak Sofa Covered in Linen and Regency Styled Edging, c.1790′s

Posted in Antiques, English, European, Furniture, Primitives, Sofa, Sofa, Vintage-British Made, tagged , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , on 2012 | Leave a Comment »

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A late 18th century English oak sofa, with fresh sand coloured linen upholstery. The construction is mostly hand-carved oak, with a delightful curved pine back and pine bottom boards. There are early hand forged Rosehead nails throughout. The sofa also has nails from the 19th and 20th century, as it had been reinforced and repaired over the years. It’s very sturdy and firm. The finish appears to be original and has been refreshed with a coat of fine museum quality wax. Definitely a fine updated example of a late 1700s sofa.

The edging and fabric give it a slightly later Regency era look with a Jane Austen feel. It’s rather small for a sofa, by modern standards. It would make a brilliant bench for the foot of a king size bed or as a foyer sofa. It’s best suited to moderate use, but definitely a sturdy old English oak piece, with a rich history.

Please feel free to ask any further questions! It’s an adorable piece, which could suit many locations in a dwelling.

Offered at $3200.- SOLD

  

Shipping available by freight. Local pick up/collection available by appointment. Delivery available throughout New England and the boroughs of New York City. Please be in contact for freight company options. Buyer responsible for shipping & handling fees. Only fully insured freight carriers will be used.

We will help to arrange freight shipping to any location, accompanied by close communication throughout the shipping process.

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A Neoclassical Edwardian English Oak Chair, Hand Carved and Leather Details, Solid Condition

Posted in American, American, Antiques, Chairs, English, European, Furniture, Vintage, tagged , , , , , , , , , , , , , , on 2012 | Leave a Comment »

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A handmade English Oak Neoclassical chair from the Edwardian Period. The hand-carved details are fantastic. The seating surface and seat back, have a Neoclassical styled figure embossed into the leather. There is a small torn area in the leather seating surface, which doesn’t affect the integrity of the chair. You’ll notice, the chair legs are slightly irregular and signs of hand construction are present. The Shellac finish appears to be old, but in fine condition.

With the slight irregularities in the legs and bracing, the chair is very solid and rather smart looking. A full sized adult can comfortably sit in this chair.

I could see the chair used for an entry hall or placed next to a small table. It has a lot of character and the details are interesting to look at.

The chair will ship by UPS. Please be in contact for shipping charges to your location. International shipping is offered. Buyer is responsible for shipping & handling charges. All furnishings ship with a great deal of care, and are insured for the full sale price.

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Antique Jackson Folding Chairs, Boston, c.1890-1910 -Rare

Posted in American, American, Antiques, Chairs, Furniture, Shabby Chic, Vintage, tagged , , , , , , , , , , , on 2012 | Leave a Comment »

Offered at $340.- SOLD

Two antique Jackson Folding Chairs of Boston. Definitely a rare find! These are completely functional slat bottom chairs, with the original stickers on the back from Jackson Folding Chair. Very well designed and they have a fantastic shape. They’re very comfortable and solidly constructed. The original finish is present, with the typical scuff, scratch and wear of untampered pieces of this age. They appear to be constructed of hardwood and pine.

It’s not very often you see a folding chair from this era, in fully functional condition! Brilliant style.

Will ship by UPS. International shipping is offered. Please be in contact for shipping and handling fees for your location. Buyer responsible for shipping & handling charges.


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A Sturdy Antique 19th Century Rush Seat Hitchcock Chair

Posted in American, American, Antiques, Chairs, Furniture, Vintage, tagged , , , , , , , , , , , , on 2012 | Leave a Comment »

Offered at $325.- SOLD

A 19th century Hitchcock chair, with a very sturdy rush seat. There is very subtle original stenciling over the classic Hitchcock black paint. The seating surface looks to have a bit of age to it, but in very good condition and very tight. The chair construction is completely intact and comfortable.

Use it to complete a collection of Hitchcock chairs or mix it into a classic or shabby chic decor.

The chair was acquired in New England, which is home to the Hitchcock company.

The chair will ship by UPS. Please be in contact for shipping charges to your location. International shipping is offered. Buyer is responsible for shipping & handling charges. All furnishings ship with a great deal of care, and are insured for the full sale price.

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A Very Unique Antique Office Chair, Made by Sikes of Philadelphia, Circa 1906-1916, A Rare Piece

Posted in American, Antiques, Chairs, Furniture, Vintage, tagged , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , on 2012 | Leave a Comment »

Offered at $675.- SOLD

An exceptionally well made swiveling office chair by Sikes of Philadelphia. The company was known for quality and innovative designs. The wood is in fantastic condition, the mechanicals work very well and the ebony leather is in brilliant condition. The leather was recently conditioned/cleaned and is free of any tears or damage. The leather has a lovely worn patina, with some light cracking, which adds to it’s charm. The internal cushioning is in fantastic condition.

It’s a very comfortable desk chair. The back support is adjustable and allows you to recline slightly, determined by how much pressure you use, while leaning back. The wood wheels are intact and roll nicely.

The Sikes company information is available online, if you would like to know more about the history. The chair was made during a short period of time, while the Sikes company briefly located to Philadelphia, before returning their factory to New York State. The company was founded in 1859.

The chair will ship by UPS and the shipping is very reasonable. Please be in contact for shipping charges to your location. International shipping is offered. Buyer is responsible for shipping & handling charges. All furnishings ship with a great deal of care, and are insured for the full sale price.

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