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Find of the week: Tree table

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New table made of old-growth wood. Handcrafted by a local artisan. Cedar base, cypress top. Approximately 20" tall. Top measures about 28" x 16" at widest points.

Find this and lots of other beautiful pieces of wood furniture at Gallery on Main, including one-of-a kind pieces such as this. Visit us today to see them firsthand!

Photo © 2016 Gallery on Main

In the news: Experts evaluate an eclectic mix of treasures at Gallery on Main's recent Appraisal Day

Read Rod Hirsch's coverage of our first Antiques Appraisal Day, and find out what the surprise of the day was. (Photo by Rod Hirsch.)

Find of the week: Painted mantel clock

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Photo copyright 2016 Dana Benner.  

Painted hand-wound mantel clock with cast iron front construction, ca. 1880s, by U. S. Clock Co., with label on the back indicating it was sold by Henry Terhune & Son of New York. Find this and much at Gallery on Main.

Do you have a clock or any other type of antique that you'd like to know more about, and find out what it's worth? Then don't miss our Antiques Appraisal Day this Sunday, July 24, from noon to 3:00 pm. The appraisals will be conducted by guest experts Ashley King and William D'Anjollel, who are both members of the Pennsylvania Antiques Appraisers Association. Click here for details!

Find of the week: Japanese long-nosed goblin (tengu) mask

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A Japanese Noh mask made of wood, representing a tengu (long-nosed goblin), a legendary, supernatural creature. Noh is a theatrical art form comprised of drama, music and dance elements, which is performed with masks.

Find this and many other cool masks from around the world at Gallery on Main. Stop by and see for yourself! 

PS, don't miss our Antiques Appraisal Day on Sunday, July 24, from noon to 3:00 pm.

Find of the week: Spanish style carved headboard

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Beautiful king-size, hand-carved wooden headboard, Spanish in style, ca. 1940. Stained in a dark brown finish. Acquired in Oaxaca, Mexico. Come see it in person!