For Sale
Full size bed, circa 1930ies.
Max. dimensions: width 58.5/8 inches x 60 inches (headboard) and 31 inches (footboard).
for matress size: 52 x 75 inches.
Materials: solid structure in mahogany. Decoration in veneers of bird's eye maple, walnut burl, walnut, rosewood, and other tint colored woods inlaid on floral compositions. Also inlaid of mother-of-pearl dots.
Sale price with full restoration: $5500.
Max. dimensions: width 58.5/8 inches x 60 inches (headboard) and 31 inches (footboard).
for matress size: 52 x 75 inches.
Materials: solid structure in mahogany. Decoration in veneers of bird's eye maple, walnut burl, walnut, rosewood, and other tint colored woods inlaid on floral compositions. Also inlaid of mother-of-pearl dots.
Sale price with full restoration: $5500.
Solid oak office chair, sturdy construction.
Depth: 21 in; Height: 32.1/2 in; Width: 23 in; Weight: 26.49 Lb.
Wood is unfinished, ready to be stained or painted, depending on the client's choice.
Price when finished: $400
Walnut basque round table, with old basque inscription carved around tabletop.
Inscription says: "Adiskide guti bainan direnak onak ne inguruan ", meaning in modern english "Just a few friends around me, but those few friends are good friends."
Round top and legs are disassembled for esier transportation.
Excelent condition and beautiful historical patina.
Price: $4,500.
"Vesica Piscis" chair, construction in european walnut, traditional spring coil cushion seat and excellent carved motifs on the front legs and back slat.
Chair maker: Unknown.
Provenance: France.
Date: mid 18th century.
Needs treatment on the right stile in the back due to a poor old intervention.
After reserved by the client, and after restored properly by Heartwood Restorations, the sale price for this magnificent chair is for $5,000.
4 Leaf Japanning Screen with aerial view with fauna, flora and landscapes rose three-dimensionally.
Golden, silver and hand-painted decorations.
Unusual brass hinges allow rotation of each panel for 270 degrees.
Height: 6 feet / each leaf is 17 inches wide.
Price: $800
Dresser - quartered solid oak, on wooden casters. 19th century, third quarter.
Good construction with 8 all solid wood and dovetail work in the drawers.
Dimensions (inches): 50" height, 42" width, 21" depth.
Condition: Needs restoration treatment.
Price As Is: $1500
Price after restored: $ 2000.
Vintage metamorphic high chair; maplewood, bakelite, metal.
Dimensions:
Status: Needs Restoration / Under treatment.
Price: $ 500
Vintage study child chair; blue painted metal and wood.
Status: Needs minor conservation.
Dimensions:
Price: $ 359
School chair with compartment under the desk, from late 40s. Manufacturer: American Seating Company®, Grand Rapids, Michigan.
Status: Needs Restoration.
Dimensions:
Price: $ 400
Child desk, hard maple and others, unstained.
Dimensions:
Status: Needs restoration.
Price: $ 300
Sack-back armchair, made in birch wood, stained.
Maker: Samuel Bent & Brothers Inc., Gardner, Massachusetts.
Price: $ 350
Historical Note: S. Bent & Brothers, Inc.Gardner’s fourth oldest manufacturing company and an offshoot of Heywood-Wakefield Company.
Founded: 1867 by Samuel, Charles O. and Roderic L. Bent
Location: Mill Street in South Gardner
Products: First made five-spindle factory chairs for Heywood-Wakefield, and later made Colonial chairs and rockers. About 1870 they began making children’s chairs, rockers and stools. From the 1920s-1950s they made breakfast sets and institutional furniture. One specialty, by the 1960s, was the college and university chair. Bent Brothers, along with Nichols and Stone, were national leaders in this area.
Company closed: 2001.
Founded: 1867 by Samuel, Charles O. and Roderic L. Bent
Location: Mill Street in South Gardner
Products: First made five-spindle factory chairs for Heywood-Wakefield, and later made Colonial chairs and rockers. About 1870 they began making children’s chairs, rockers and stools. From the 1920s-1950s they made breakfast sets and institutional furniture. One specialty, by the 1960s, was the college and university chair. Bent Brothers, along with Nichols and Stone, were national leaders in this area.
Company closed: 2001.