Restoring Relics

Beautiful vintage solid-wood dresser originally sold by HUB Furniture Co. in Houston. This piece dates to the late 1930s–1940s and features classic Colonial Revival details, including the carved shell backboard, inset panel sides, decorative ring-pull hardware and dove-tail joinery.

Made from real hardwood (likely gumwood/birch). Has not been refinished but still perfect for a bedroom, entryway, or cottage/farmhouse-inspired space. Would make a great project piece for a full restore -great condition for its age.

SIZE: 30”w x 18” d x 37” (height of surface; 40” to top of backboard)

Vintage Dixie Faux Apothecary Cabinet

This is an authentic Dixie Furniture Company chest, manufactured in Lexington, North Carolina, between the late 1960s and early 1970s. Marked with the original Dixie brand stamp and factory model number 607 APOTH-CH, this piece was part of Dixie’s apothecary-inspired line—designed to look like a bank of small drawers while offering full-size, functional storage.

Features:
• Solid wood construction with dovetailed drawers
• Original Dixie script brand stamp & factory markings
• Classic apothecary-style drawer fronts
• Updated in a warm neutral furniture paint (Dixie Belle Silk Hampton Olive)
• Drawer pulls chosen to complement the vintage apothecary look

Dimensions:
30”w x 18.5”d x 30” h

This chest works beautifully as an entryway cabinet, office storage piece, or accent piece in many settings.

She's going to be beautiful.

It has been a while since our last furniture project, but we have been actively working on these lately. Stay tuned!

The weather has been super hot, and since we do all of our sanding and repairs outdoors, we’ve slowed down. However, we did source some beautiful maple pieces, one Ethan Allen dresser and a Manor Maple set. We sold these as-is because they were in great condition for their age.

Update: SOLD

These are definitely project chairs that need some love. However, they are beautiful, and the cane sides are in good condition.