In their 1942 catalog, Old Hickory Furniture Company of Martinsville, Indiana introduced several creative new furniture designs, including this hinged-back daybed.
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We acquired this 1920s hickory armoire directly from a home in the Adirondacks. It is a spacious cabinet made for storing clothing and linens, or alternatively for sports equipment and board games.
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We are pleased to present interior photos of the modern home of dedicated collectors of hickory furniture, art pottery and rustic accessories.
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Not all antique hickory pole furniture was made by Old Hickory Furniture Company, although that is the name people are most familiar with. Here is an information-packed overview of six different hickory furniture manufacturers.
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Traditional rustic furniture was typically crafted from trees found right in the furniture builders' local woods. We describe the habitats and ranges of five tree species, and present examples of rustic furniture made from them.
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During the first half of the 20th century, hickory furniture manufacturers used quite a variety of weave materials and patterns. Here is an illustrated overview of these weave varieties for people who collect and decorate with hickory furniture.
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This stand is a rare form of Old Hickory that was made in the 1930s within a line of pine and hickory furniture that was not produced for as long as other Old Hickory designs.
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This sturdy and comfortable lounging chair is a form of Old Hickory furniture that rarely comes on the market.
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