A 1960s two-tier coffee table designed by Richard Hornby and produced by Fyne Ladye. Crafted from solid richly grained afromosia, the table features Hornby’s subtly curved rectangular top, tapered legs, and a matching lower magazine shelf. A refined piece of British mid-century design with clear Scandinavian influence.
Dimensions: 47.5 w x 14h x 16d
An uncommon Heywood-Wakefield trundle daybed dating to the early 1940s, retaining its original branded manufacturer stamp and solid hardwood construction. Designed as both a sofa and guest bed, the hidden pull-out trundle effortlessly converts the piece into a spacious sleeping surface while preserving its clean, architectural profile.
Turned posts, spindle galleries, and warm wood tones reflect Heywood-Wakefield's transition from traditional American craftsmanship into modern functional design. Rarely found today, this model offers both historical significance and everyday versatility.
A beautiful addition to a living room, library, guest room, or studio where timeless design and practical function meet.
Dimensions: 77w X 30 1/2d X 30 ½ h
Pieces of Dixie is a creative design studio centered around interiors, art, and experiences.
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An antique Spanish Revival bench dating to the early 20th century. Crafted from dark-stained wood with a paneled back, turned spindle details and seven individually patterned ceramic tiles inset along the upper rail. A beautifully aged piece that reflects the heavy, architectural forms and decorative influence characteristic of the Spanish Revival period.
Dimensions: 47 3/4 w x 38h x 24 1/2 d