We have in excess of 5,000 photographs and measured drawings in our library.  Don't hesitate to discuss your special wants and desires with us.

The following photographs are four pieces from our standard portfolio compared to the photographs of their famous counterparts.

	Auctioned by Christie's for a record setting price for a piece of furniture in 1989 $12,100,000
	by Heirloom Period Furniture $23,500
	Chippendale mahogany chest of drawers, labeled by John Townsend (1732-1809), Newport, RI,   dated 1792. Sold in 1951 by Isreal Sack for $18,000. Christie's sold the bureau in 1998 for $4,732,500
	by Heirloom Period Furniture $5,850
	Reportedly sold by Christies for $1,542,000 in  1999
	by Heirloom Period Furniture $5,850
	John Hancock (1737-1793), to his wife Dorothy Quincy Hancock (1747-1830), to her grandneice Martha Quincy, to her sister Mary Nash Quincy (1817-1889), to her daughter Marie Inez Perry (1855-1939), to her daughter Elsie Hazel Smith (1881-1958), to her daughter Elise Virginia Gaylord, (1905-1978), to her son Reportedly sold for $242,000
	by Heirloom Period Furniture Ours is not quite identical... in that our pad feet are not quite as shallow   $1,275

One Example From Our Line Drawings Library

We think of our furniture as an investment by you.  While we can offer no guarantee, we do believe the price of our furniture will continue to appreciate in value over time.

Every customer receives an authenticated and numbered certificate of ownership citing the construction dates, primary and secondary woods used and the name of the furniture maker.

We are proud of what we do.  Properly cared for, our furniture will last generations.  Hence our name...... Heirloom Period Furniture.