The Collection
Museum-exhibited miniature furniture available for purchase and custom commission. Each piece represents hundreds of hours of meticulous handcraft. Every joint is cut by hand, every detail historically accurate, every surface finished to museum standards.

This exquisite 1/12 scale miniature Simon Willard Tall Case Clock (also known as a grandfather clock) faithfully captures the timeless elegance of the original late 18th-century Federal/Roxbury style pieces crafted by the...

This 1/12 scale miniature Queen Anne style highboy (tall chest of drawers) is meticulously crafted from rich black walnut, showcasing warm, deep tones and beautiful grain. It features a classic bonnet top with graceful...

This 1/12 scale miniature Shaker style pencil post bed is handcrafted from warm cherry wood, embodying the simple, functional elegance of classic Shaker design. It features four slender, octagonal posts that gently taper...

This exquisite 1/12 scale miniature rocking chair is my handcrafted tribute to the timeless style pioneered by Sam Maloof—a design renowned for its elegant, organic curves, sculptural form, and masterful blend of comfort and...

This exquisite 1/12 scale miniature Hepplewhite shield back chair (often called a "Hap White" style in miniature circles) is a handcrafted tribute to the graceful late 18th-century Hepplewhite dining chairs that defined...

This exquisite 1/12 scale miniature Thomas Moser Continuous Arm style chair is a handcrafted homage to the iconic design by Thos. Moser—a modern evolution of the classic Windsor style, celebrated for its sweeping, fluid...

This exquisite 1/12 scale miniature Shaker-style D-ring table (a classic extension dining table with rounded D-shaped ends) is a handcrafted celebration of Shaker simplicity, functionality, and timeless proportion—perfectly...
Collector's Library
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