Gorgeous, Pale Grey Antique Hutch

A beautiful antique piece that is also functional, whether it's in the living room, dining room, or bedroom!  This hutch has lovely lines and a very shabby-chic feel to it, but has lots of space for storing linens, ironware, dining ware or table settings.  The bottom drawer is roomy, and the curio door swings open to reveal two removable shelves perfect for storing more items.  A plate rail in the back of the shelves will hold decorative or breakable china upright for display or protection.  The outside is painted with a soft grey chalk paint, distressed and waxed for a soft touch, pretty sheen, and durability.  The curio is painted a cheery aqua, and shelves are sealed to protect against scratches.  The ornately carved drawer works well and the glass door latches to secure the cabinet-front.  Solid wood throughout: this hutch is probably from the early 1920's - 30's.  With a lace insert behind the glass and pretty scrolled wood-work throughout, this is an utterly romantic piece that can be cherished for many years in your home!

Dimenisons:  Width: 36" Height: 64.5" Depth: 16.5 from the drawer, 12" from the curio door (shelves)

Retail Price: $685.00

To place an order, or to request a custom order, 

please contact me at sageandbalm@gmail.com 

and I'll be happy to assist you.

Antique aqua 5-drawer dresser with scroll filagrees

This dresser is a statement piece!  Painted a bold aqua colour with hand-painted scroll-work, it has been distressed and waxed to perfection to lend the dresser a well-worn patina.  The five drawers slide beautifully and provide plenty of storage while the dark walnut-stained top grounds the bright pop of colour underneath.  I adore furniture that has character and detailed millwork; this one is sure to gain lots of attention from furniture and shabby-chic lovers alike.

Dimensions:  Height: 46" Width: 36" Depth: 20"

Retail price: $425

To make a purchase of any item available for sale, or to request a custom order, please email sageandbalm@gmail.com and I'll be happy to assist you.

In low light, the dresser appears to have a 

minty-green hue which is quite pretty.

In bright white light, the dresser is closer to a blue-aqua shade;

 this is a closer representation to daylight and the actual colour of the dresser.  To be sure of the exact colour, and whether or not it will work in your home, I suggest seeing the dresser in person.  Please contact me to arrange a meeting.