19th century English oak footstool with open twist legs. Original surface and wooden pin construction. Extremely strong. Measures 10.5 x 18 inches at the top, 18.5 x 12 inches at the base and 18.5 inches high.

Ray Kelso "Treebeard Designs" 1984 handmade sculptural design cherry stool. "I hand select all of the wood used in each piece that I build. I source all of my materials from Pennsylvania sawmills. Working directly with a sawyer, I can select the perfect wood for each piece." Measures 13 inches square by 18 inches high. Excellent condition. Awards: 1981 “Best in Show” – Philadelphia Museum of Art Craft Show 1982 “Best in Show” – 24th Contemporary Craft Exposition: Delaware Museum of Art 1998 Pennsylvania Hardwoods Development Council Award – Philadelphia Furniture and Furnishings Show 2003 The Wharton Esherick Prize for Excellence in Wood – Philadelphia Museum of Art Craft Show Publications: The Taunton Press: Fine Woodworking Design Books II, III, VI, and VII “American Woodworker” Volume 1, Number 2 “Custom Woodworking Business” August, 2000 “Montgomery County Town and Country Living” Fall 2001 “Inquirer Magazine” May 27th, 2001.

Eldred Wheeler cherry top coffee table on a crackle black base. Gorgeous perfectly matched American cherry boards, wooden pin construction, block planed top and bread board ends. Measures 48 inches wide, 23.5 inches deep and 19 inches high.

19th century maple quilt rack in excellent condition. Measures 29 inches wide by 36 inches high by 6.5 inches deep; the base is 12 inches wide.

Antique 19th century pine cobbler's bench, great coffee table. Original worn patina. Measures 40.5 inches wide by 18 inches deep; it is 24.5 inches high on the compartment side and 15 inches high at the center surface.