Corn Fed | Vintage Hardwood Highboy Chest by Langstrom Furniture Co.
/A highboy handmade in Illinois. Corn-fed, presumably.
This vintage hardwood highboy chest was handmade in Illinois by Langstrom Furniture Co.
20 d x 34 w x 54.5 t
$495
A highboy handmade in Illinois. Corn-fed, presumably.
This vintage hardwood highboy chest was handmade in Illinois by Langstrom Furniture Co.
20 d x 34 w x 54.5 t
$495
Six drawers dedicated to lingerie. Victoria could never keep this many secrets.
This pine lingerie chest by Broyhill features 6 drawers.
28 w x 17 d x 52 t
$395
For family treasures, precious keepsakes, or a secret stash of polvoron—the buttery, crumbly Filipino sweets that are dangerously easy to devour.
This handcrafted wooden box from the Philippines sits on a wrought iron base.
17 w x 21 d x 27 t
$195
Spanish on the outside, North Carolina born and bred. Bless your corazón.
This Spanish colonial-style chest with four drawers was hand made in North Carolina by Henredon.
32 w x 16 d x 30.5 t
$395
Picture this: you’ve just stepped off the cruise ship, you’re sun-kissed, rum punch in hand, the smell of jerk chicken is in the air, and the local band is playing under the palms. For all you care, the cruise ship can leave without you.
This mid-century painting of Jamaican Troubadours was painted and signed by the artist Herta Rothschild.
24 x 32
$195
Some people collect jewelry. Others splurge on handbags or shoes. And some of us? We have a really nice pen (and no you cannot borrow it.)
This vintage oak secretary desk features a lined organizer drawer worthy of your most precious ballpoint.
17 d x 32 w x 42 t
$395
In the early 1900s, Thomas W. Lawson reportedly wanted a sofa comfortable enough to actually relax on. Revolutionary stuff.
This classic “Lawson” style sofa features three over three cushions beautifully upholstered in a soft chenille tweed fabric for comfort and durability, tailored arms and a taupe color with tiffany blue in the weave.
90 w x 33 d x 31 t with 19 seat height
$695
In 1860s Arkansas, supper might have meant cornbread, salt pork, beans, and whatever was in season. No DoorDash required.
This 1860’s kitchen table hails from Little Rock, Arkansas.
42 d x 46 w x 29.5 t
$495
Cheers to the only Marbro we’re lighting up these days.
This Mid-century Marbro-style lamp features a handcrafted metal base and won’t leave your curtains smelling like an ashtray.
9 x 34
$149
Built when “throwing something on” involved approximately fourteen layers and three hours.
This late Victorian antique oak chest features three large drawers and original hardware.
43 w x 20 d x 32 t
$495
Those curves? Très magnifique.
This vintage French bombe chest in burl wood features an original marble top, ormolu hardware trim and curves in all the right places
22.5 x 48 x 34 t
$695
Dogs barkin’? Hooves hammerin’? Pull up a seat and give those hardworking feet a rest.
This Regency-style brass coffee table by LaBarge features hoof feet.
52 w x 26 d x 15 t
$495
A fiddle on the back and cakes on the griddle—John Denver would be proud.
This set of six fiddleback dining chairs was crafted from hardwood.
20 w x 17 d x 36 t with 17 seat height.
$495
The palm doesn’t survive the storm by refusing to bend. It survives because it knows how to bend without breaking.
Deep life lesson… or just an excuse to buy a fabulous Serge Roche-style palm-frond mirror? We’ll let you decide. 🌴
40 x 48
$295
If these stools could talk, they'd quietly remind you to, "Never skip leg day."
Large, exceptionally well made, and standing proudly on chrome bases, this pair by Wisteria Co. is built like it means business.
19 t x 18 d x 24 w
$295/each
Your chiropractor called.
He'd like you to stop slouching.
This set of four 1920s cane-back dining chairs by Berkey & Gay has been supporting good posture for over a century.
36 w x 19 d x 20 w with 18 seat height
$495/set
This table has witnessed a century of family dinners, awkward holiday conversations, and probably at least one board game that ended in sibling estrangement.
Handcrafted in Grand Rapids, Michigan by Berkey & Gay Furniture Co. circa 1920, it's ready for its next chapter.
48 d x 57 w x 30 t
$495
How many lightbulbs does it take to make a statement? Apparently four.
This floor lamp by Chelsea Lighting was crafted with high quality solid brass features a tall grandiose stature and four lights.
14 w x 80 t
$395
Hosting is easy when you can pretend you planned it all along.
This 1920s oak kitchen table features pullout extensions from both ends, ready for surprise guests, second helpings, and the occasional uninvited plus-one.
35.5 x 35.5 x 30 tall without extensions
$395
If minimalist furniture whispers, Jacobean Revival clears its throat before entering the room. Bold, sturdy, and unapologetically detailed.
This set of four antique British oak dining chairs was crafted in the Jacobean Revival style circa 1920—proof that making an entrance never goes out of style.
17 w x 18 d x 33.5 t with 19 seat height
$395
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