High quality lamps with our beautiful finishes add to any room.
The Greencastle collection is the all American style with many unique pieces of furniture.
Solid wood, dark furniture and antique reproductions define the pieces in the Greencastle collection.
Solid wood tables, dressers, chairs, armoires with beautiful finishes by our Asian artisans, complete the Greencastle collection.
Wall décor, oil paintings, antique mirrors add to any room.
Rich dark wood, earth tone colors in our antique distressed pieces complete the Greencastle collection.
Inspired by the small town of Greencastle, Pennsylvania, the collection contains the best of classic American furniture: hand-carved details, rich, dark woods, earth tones, and distressed pieces. Everything you need to furnish a strong, masculine bedroom, study, or kitchen is included in the Greencastle collection.
Featuring solid wood, real leather, and antique stains and finishes, the collection is sure to go well with any antique American décor. The collection spans several styles, ranging from sophisticated New England to simple country. It includes tables, chairs, bookcases, beds, mirrors, framed paintings, picture frames, lamps, vases, and other accent pieces.
History
Greencastle
On the U.S. Mason–Dixon Line in Pennsylvania is the small town of Greencastle. Here, my third great-grandfather, John G. Miller, lived and ran a small store selling a variety of goods. Stories of John G. Miller paint pictures in my mind of a classic, hard-working and yet a comfortable lifestyle—the all-American life. Today, his house and store still remain in this quaint, small town.
The Greencastle Collection is inspired by classic-American design. A collection with rich earth tones, a homey and comfortable feeling, and classic furniture stand as the representation for this collection. Masculine in nature, this is a collection which has leather, hand-carved details, rich, dark woods, earth-tone colors, distressed furniture, and antique-styled accessories.
Photo:
Sharman B. Hummel.
Washington, D.C., USA, 1950's.
