This piece was actually made to be a bathroom vanity using a vessel style sink.  It has a false drawer on top and a half sized second drawer with a full lower drawer.  It could just as well have been made into a chest of drawers, lengthened or widened to suit.  This shows another traditional look with cock beaded drawer fronts, period brass bail pulls and bracket feet.  This piece sells for $1,400 as shown.
 

Small hall table or sideboard shown here in curly maple with hand turned period legs and dovetailed drawers. Measures approximately 36"x15"x30" and could be modified and enlarged in a wide variety of ways in keeping with this very traditional look.  This piece sells for $1,100 (an antique of similar design and in good condition can easily be priced at $5,000 retail).

Shown with the top both open and closed, this curly maple secretary desk is made in the same manner of an 18^th century original.  It features some 168 hand cut dovetails, period chased brasses, ogee bracket feet and a hand applied finish.  The gallery is a close copy of a 1760 secretary I saw in a local museum.  This piece captures the look and has the presence of work built in an earlier time. It measures 40-1/2" H x 37"W x 21"D and is for sale at $6,500.
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A curly maple two-piece step back hutch, with frame and panel sides, period bracket feet, raised panel doors, hand dovetailed lipped drawer, divided light doors and a milk painted beaded back, all exactly as the customer requested.  I present this as an example of how a common piece can be customized to suit the customer’s specific taste and space requirements. This piece sells for $3,700 as shown.

An example of a sturdy, maple harvest table made to the customer’s specifications and finished to match the look and feel of the other pieces in the room.  It measures 78" x 35" x 30" with solid 12/4 leg stock.  This piece is priced at  $1,500.