Furniture Spotlight by Furniture Consignment Gallery

 Classic early American colonial furniture is a New England favorite in terms of style and quality. There are so many beautiful homes in Massachusetts's that were designed to hold furniture like these pieces. This week we feature a classic cherry hutch and a dining table with (2) leaves and (4) chairs.

These wonderful reproduction pieces were made by Nichols & Stone a furniture manufacturer that was a leader in the community and in its field.

In fact, Nichols & Stone once had a towering presence in the town of Gardner Massachusetts where the very best early American Furniture was produced for the better part of the twentieth century. What separates Nichols and Stone from the pack is the finish, the top quality craftsmanship and attention to detail.

The cherry hutch is item number 2691-10 in our

inventory and is $1,299. The table and chairs is item number 2691-8 and is $1,899.

You can find other great early American reproduction furniture in our showroom in Hanover, MA where we also are currently featuring pieces from D.R. Dimes and Eldred Wheeler. In addition, we have many other great pieces of furniture in our upscale furniture consignment shop in Chestnut Hill.

 Pennsylvania House furniture had a great run as one of the top manufacturers and furniture design companies of the 1970s and 80s. They offered reasonably priced furniture with solid craftsmanship and construction. Many of their cherry and maple pieces produced in that time frame still have resale value provided that the condition is good.

Pennsylvania House left behind many satisfied customers from that furniture period and there are folks who are still in search of a nightstand or a dresser to compliment an existing set.

This week, our Piece of The Week, is this solid cherry queen canopy bed which was likely made in the late 1970s or early 1980s.

It is a bit colonial and would look really nice set  up in an Antique Queen Anne style home. The canopy is not too large and the bed as a whole would blend quite well with various types of other furniture such as pine, mahogany, tiger maple, etc.

For New England home owners who like to combine 18th Century American reproduction furniture with pieces made in the 20th Century, this bed should have much appeal. The Pennsylvania House Canopy Queen Bed is item number 2-3448 in our inventory and is currnetly $799.99.

You can find beautiful 18th Century reproduction furniture such as this bed in our Furniture Consignment Store in Hanover, MA as well as in our Furniture Consignment Gallery in Newton, MA which services customers who love shopping for consignment furniture in Wellesley, Weston, and Brookline.