Landmark Acres Antiques       

232 West Main Street  -  Westfield, New York 14787

(716)326-4185                        E-Mail: landmark@fairpoint.net

Near Lake Chautauqua and near Chautauqua Institution, special pieces for special places and fine quality antiques for the discriminating buyer .

Our antique shop has over 5000 square feet of early antiques and decorator items in room settings with three large display rooms upstairs and down. We publish only a few items to our website to give you an idea of our inventory. If you wish to know more about certain antiques you may also find that our antique shop inventory is helpful. Detailed descriptions are available on most pieces.

We do no shows, do not sell on E-bay and do not send anything to auction. Please visit, you can carefully examine an item before purchase. We buy all antiques outright and sell through our shop and website. Since we own all antiques we also offer a reasonable and detailed return policy on your receipt. We do not belong to any outside organizations or encourage individuals to  promote us through paid reviews.  We are always interested in buying antiques of quality.

Winter/Spring Hours                         

Friday through Monday 10:30 to 5:00         

Sunday 11:00 to 4:30                                                   

Tuesday, Wednesday & Thursday, Open by Chance or Appointment, please call 716-326-4185

Landmark Acres Antiques offers a selection of 18th, 19th and early 20th century country and formal American Furniture as well as some European and Asian pieces (1750 to 1920). We also offer art, oriental rugs, china, glass and porcelain, silver flatware and hollowware, coins, jewelry, watches, books, paintings, a large selection of early lighting, aesthetic movement, art nouveau, arts and craft, and decorative accessories. The following are a few examples of antiques that we have in stock to give you an idea of our inventory. Visit or call our shop if you have special needs.

We buy from many older homes within a couple of hundred miles. This includes most of Ohio, Western Pennsylvania and Western New York. This area has a history of having many fine historical furnishings in their homes. Remember this area is the site of the original rise of 19th century industry in our nation. Oil was also first discovered in the United States just a few miles south of us in Titusville, Pa. 1859. As people in several surrounding communities became wealthy they bought many things, at first from Pittsburgh but then directly out of New York City.  Tiffany designed many of their windows. It was the dawn of the oil industry, no longer from sperm whales but now from the earth. Recently we are interested in purchasing Gold and Silver (jewelry, sterling, coins), late 18th, 19th & early 20th Century American & European Furniture, early Lighting & Aesthetic Movement pieces (Art Nouveau & Arts & Craft)

A few highlights of Landmark Acres Antiques inventory page 1.                               Click pictures to enlarge

Leather Chair Set, English Banker's 19th C., 6 1960's Office/Library, Hickory Chair Co., mahogany, full piping & brass tacked leather, heavy, larger & better quality than newer, original condition, 33"H x 29"W  $2000

Art Nouveau Banquet Lamp C. 1900, Cast brass & bronze, extremely ornate w. pierced scrolling designs and flowers, women's heads (flowing hair), emerald glass finial, double socket, excellent condition, a very rare lamp looking for a wonderful shade, 27"H   $450   

Rare Early Library/Parlor Oil Lamp, C. 1860/70's, period shade, hand etched w. floral & foliage bands top & bottom, mid cut glass Greek key band, Harvard Moehring burner, signed & dated, base - bronze cast embossed top, rich red/brown ceramic vase (w. mica) & decorated enamel flowers & birds over onyx & bronze embossed footed base. Similar lamps are found in the DuPont Winterthur Museum, 24"H       $1295

French Game Set, Napoleon II, C. 1820, Paris, rare wonderful boulle marquetry, inlaid rosewood box, fine burl walnut veneer, satinwood, ebony, MOP & Brass Inlay, over 160 original ivory/ivorine chips, counters & dice, cards usually missing or later replacements, early French Game Sets are highly sought after, Box - 7 sections, 5 trays w. 11 compartments, 4 players (incised color coordinated chips), a nobleman's game - Quadrille, excellent condition, Box 12½"L x 9"W x 3"H, SOLD                            

Secretary Desk, William & Mary (C. 1710), signed Berkey & Gay, C. 1920, Walnut, circassion (burl) walnut w. chinoiserie (Chinese) enamel decoration, all original, mint condition, very small size, glass two door display top, desk & drawer w. keys   71"H x 27"W x 18"D      $1095

Sterling Tea and Coffee Set, 6 Piece with Large Waiter Tray, Important Mexican maker, C. 1950's, a very large formal set w. great styling, excellent condition, all original & matching, 208 oz., 27" L x 9"H $4995                    

Sterling Candelabra, C. 1900 can also be a single, full wonderful hand chasing, footed, separate bobeches (4), not weighted, 2 ¼ lbs. 15½"H x 14½W    $1295.

Tiger Maple & Birdseye Chest, PA or Ohio  C. 1825  old refinishing otherwise all original including pulls, solid tiger case w. Ionic columns and great turnings, cherry accents (drawer front moldings, carved column heads and feet), birdseye veneer top & drawers, 43"H x 44"W x 21"D With very rare matching Table and Chair Set  pg 2                                                       

 Mt. Washington Parlor Oil Lamp, 10" Shade C. 1890, electrified, otherwise all original w. hand painted satin glass font and shade, "Water Lilies"   $595

Sheffield Tea Set, Vintage C. 1845 Silverplate Reproduction first made in 12th C. England (over copper) 4 Piece heavily embossed grapes, Tray 25"L Height w. pot 11" no damage, no repairs  $595

Dresden Gold Vase, 19th C., signed, full gilt w. incising, full swan handles, miniature hand painted Castle on the Rhine scene, excellent condition, 13½"H   $485

Meissen Teapot, Crossed swords, 19th century, Hand painted flowers w. flower finial, excellent condition, 9½" W x 6"H   $350

Silver Service Platter, French, C. 1780-1820, Deep dish w.  wonderful gadrooning  13",    28 Troy Oz.     $1095

Federal Work/Sewing Table, Honduras Mahogany, all original  SOLD

top includes -  Meissen figurine, Tiffany 4 pc. tea set, Parian vases, Smithsonian Charger, Dresden Plaque, Lalique perfume and Newport pottery muffineer

Student Lamp 10" Single Signed Miller C. 1880 electrified original burner, otherwise all original including shade and finish, notice embossing    $575

Chippendale Mirror, Inlaid Eagle w. Shield, Wonderful figured maple, great detailed shaping, formal, elegant and all original, early 19th C. nice size, 38½ H x 19½"W    $495

Murano Glass Lamp, Large, C. 1950's, Gold Fleck,  all hand blown with heavy gold infusion, detailed bamboo shade w. fabric, three tiers, 2 for ribbed glass branches - first tier has 5 glass branches w. glass base below and gold plated metal bottom pad, second tier accommodates additional glass branches, third tier has 2 light bulbs, all original, 38"H x 20"W   $1095                                               

Rookwood Vase, Arts and Craft, desirable birds in flight with prunus blossom wide band design, molded with incising, iridescent blue/gray, 9 1/2"H, 1923 No. 2481, mint    $495

Art Nouveau Vase, wonderful girl, butterfly, flowers, poppies with onion glaze & gold details, signed, perhaps Amphora art pottery, slight damage to two end fingers, otherwise excellent condition, 13"H    $795 

Curly Maple Drop Leaf Harvest Table C. 1950's, Copy of early 19th C. (C.1820), will accommodate 8 chairs, 72"L x 43"W with  10" drops up, 30"H  

Table & Chair Set $2895

French Cranberry Hanging Lamp, Rare, C. 1880, Gilt Figural Bronze, elegance w. a more contemporary design, gas converted to electric, otherwise all original. 21"H x 11" W, $795

Top Includes 19th C. Apothecary Box, Chinese w. over 200 coins, Victorian Oil Lamp w. gilt prism collar & early porcelain Chamber Stick w. snuffer

We do appraisals in the off season but still offer free unwritten appraisals year round if you make an appointment and bring in a few items or a detailed description with a few  pictures. You also may find that our shop inventory is helpful in determining the value of pieces you already own since our inventory is large and most items have detailed descriptions. We are always interested in buying outright antiques of quality.

Do not consign without asking a few important questions. Is the item insured, how is the item priced and if placed on a website, what is the site name? Most consignments involve shop owners and their website. Your items might also be photographed and placed on larger websites or different places, perhaps with an auctioneer. You should have this information in order to follow an item's sale and final price.

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