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This great old chest could be used for a multitude of purposes. If patina is your thing then you will really appreciate what is shown on this old gem of a chest. All drawers are functional and just waiting to store your treasures.

In 1875, John Larkin set up his first Soap Factory with only one product, a yellow laundry bar named "Sweet Home Soap". John's soap business grew so quickly that he soon became the "World's Largest Manufacturer of Soaps, Perfumes, Toilet Preparations and Pure Food Specialties". John Larkin completely eliminated the middleman with his "Factory to Family" products. Vintage Treasures is proud to offer this rare shipping box from the original Larkin Factory in Buffalo New York. This is truly a collectors piece.

This wonderful set of furniture seems to beckon a little formality. A parlor, sitting room, or foyer would be the ideal place to showcase this well preserved set. Quality best describes the craftsmanship showcased here.

Antique and Complete is the best way possible to describe this old ringer washer. The preservation of this unique piece can be attributed to the fact that it was kept indoors for all these years. The hardware is in as good a shape as it was the day it was sold brand new. Zinc tubs and washboard are included to make this a complete and ready to use or to display piece. One would be hard pressed to find any similar piece in this pristine condition.

If you are looking for those old utensils that grandma used, chances are pretty good you can find them at Vintage Treasures. Can't promise the same results from the kitchen as grandma but at least the tools will have the necessary experience. Pictured here is just a sampling of what you will find scattered throughout the store.

If you are looking for that center piece for your dinning room, this English server deserves a look. The wonderful grain in the oak highlights the fine English craftsmanship of this mirrored server. Coming from a local estate that consisted of a lifetime of collecting, this piece speaks wonders for the taste of it's previous owners. Also offered from this same estate is a large oak wardrobe and vanity of the same English styling.

Built by one of our local craftsman from an 18th century Pennsylvania design is this rustic and very useful cabinet. The depth of the cabinet along with the boot-jack legs make this a free-standing piece. Custom sizes available to fit your personal needs. Built from Heart Pine Plantation boards.

Have you ever heard of a married piece of furniture? Well this is just that but it is as close to a perfect marriage as we have seen. The server chest itself is a full six feet of beautiful oak and original hardware with two beveled rectangular mirrors. Immaculately carved panel doors behind one of which is an amazing wine rack. If that was not enough, at some point in history the large mirror with columns and bonnet were added. We had known of this wonderful piece of furniture for quiet some time and through some old fashion negotiating were able to acquire it. We offer it to you at the Monticello price of just

You don't see these everyday. Built in 1929 by American Cabinet Company this piece of furniture shows craftsmanship at it's best. Opening the two glass doors on top reveals the porcelain lined upper cabinet. A hidden mechanical locking device locks and secures the drawers in the lower cabinet. This is truly a rare find and is Monticello priced at just:

Another wonderful old piece from the past. This little cabinet is sized to fit anywhere and it's usefulness is only enhanced by it's size. Memories of grandma's kitchen are free with purchase.

From the collection of our newest vendor comes this West German lead cut crystal chandelier. Exquisite in looks and design we may have to move it from the window due to the fact that it is literally stopping traffic as it catches the eyes of those passing by. Just to see this gorgeous piece is worth a trip to the shop.

An original French Louis XV hand carved oak dresser. This wonderful piece dates from the late 1700's to very early 1800's. It has three beveled mirrors of which the two outer mirrors fold in for an almost 3-D view of the person dressing. The beautiful marble top caps the very ample storage cabinet below. The ornate carving that covers this piece is something to behold. There's more. Just in case the rarity of the dresser is not enough, there is a matching bed that includes headboard, foot board, and side rails. This complete set demonstrates the exquisite workmanship of the period and is truly something to behold.

What a beautiful mix of hardwoods. From a south Georgia estate and very well taken care of. The picture does not do justice to just how clean a piece of furniture this gorgeous wardrobe actually is. Showroom quality is the best way to describe it.
1800's Marble Top Server

This very old and unique piece comes from a South Georgia Victorian Estate. A hint of Tiger Stripe is visible in the oak top and the entire table is accented by the burly twist legs. Sized just right to fit that perfect spot in mind.

Very well preserved is the best way to describe this old icebox. It was the 1920's when this old jewel first went into service and because of it's present condition it still has many cooling days ahead. Original hardware, great enamel, and an air tight seal. Would work fantastic as a back-up or primary.

If you are looking for a wardrobe with storage and style then this is the one for you. Gorgeous is the only way to describe it. Claw feet, two drawers below, and double clothes racks behind the two mirrored doors combine to offer enough storage to replace or substitute for a closet. From a wonderful local estate and priced to sell at just

Mid 1800's marble top server in excellent condition. Picture does not show the very ornate carving adorning the top of the center mirror but there again the picture can not do justice to this wonderful piece of furniture. Well cared for and from a local estate; must see to believe.

This is truly a classy server. Tiger Stripe and Quarter Sawn oak were both utilized in the construction of this unique piece. The size design of the server is a little feminine while at the same time there is a boldness coming through due to the wonderful carvings.

This oak washstand comes from the same South Georgia Victorian Estate as the round burly leg table shown above. True turn of the century craftsmanship is visible in the contoured two drawers and double door cabinet front of this gorgeous old piece. The carved towel rack may have been married to the cabinet at some point in time but if so, it was a superb union in deed.

Beautiful FIVE drawer oak dresser with mirror. The wonderful carving on this dresser reflects some of the great craftsmanship of the 1800's when this dresser was built. This is just one of many pieces that Vintage Treasures has been fortunate enough to acquire from one of Southwest Georgia's premier dealers and restoration experts.

Another of the Southwest Georgia pieces, this walnut dresser has it all. The two glove boxes on top are accented by the smooth marble. The original ornately carved drawer pulls demonstrate the pride in craftsmanship of the mid 1800's when this piece was built. The beauty of the mirror simply crowns this gorgeous dresser.