For over 30 years Cherry Gallery was a go-to source for timeless elements of rustic style.
As of 2024, we're closing up shop and retiring!
We are so thankful to have participated in the ever-inspiring, sometimes-challenging antiques business for many successful years.
We conclude this career chapter with deep appreciation for the customers who have sustained us, and for the colleagues who have provided unforgettable camaraderie.
Antiques Now in the Homes of our Customers
Past | Forward
Antiques tell an evolving story.
You can be their next chapter.
At CHERRY GALLERY, our everyday pursuit was to find and offer antiques with
lasting value
and
aesthetic appeal,
enabling our clients to bring the
comforts,
refinements and
artistic expressions
of earlier eras into fresh settings.
Customer Profiles
An Off-the-Grid Cabin Owner
A client building a cabin on a remote pond in Maine started working with us a year before the cabin was built. We supplied most of the cabin’s core furniture including hickory and peeled-pole dressers, Old Hickory beds, seating, side tables and lighting, as well as wall decor such as framed pictorial camp pillow covers.
A Keen Collecting Couple
Two passionate collectors who are also avid anglers especially love artwork depicting trout and salmon. They also collect northeastern woodlands Native American art, much of which they display in their primary home. Their seasonal home is furnished with rustic furniture, as well as decorative accessories including colorful hooked rugs, animal carvings, vintage signs and canoe models.
An Adirondack Aficionado
We worked with this longtime Adirondack resident for several decades while she built several camps in a Great Camp complex. When she finished furnishing a guest house and an older main camp on the property, she started buying Adirondack antiques for a new main lodge and living quarters ten years before it was built so that it could be fully furnished upon completion.
Learn & Discover
Our Journal features in-depth articles on special acquisitions, plus musings about antiquing, design, nature, and related inspirations.
A Sampling of Posts
So What’s Your Preference?
Do you have:
• A desire to live with reflections of nature and one-of-a-kind design?
• An appreciation for the value of time-honored craftsmanship?
• A preference for aged patinas over flawless new surfaces?
• A commitment to buying eco-friendly goods?
• A penchant for well-curated boutiques over megastores?
• A willingness to forgo shopping expediency to seek and wait for just the right pieces?
Then you are a kindred antiques enthusiast!
Carry on the treasure hunt!
