Landmark Acres Antiques       

232 West Main Street  -  Westfield, New York 14787

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

Near Chautauqua Lake and Chautauqua Institution and near the shore of Lake Erie, we offer special pieces for special places and fine quality antiques for the discriminating buyer .

Our antique shop has over 5000 square feet of early antiques (1725 to1925) and a few 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 the quality of our inventory. If you wish to know more about certain antiques you may find that our antique shop inventory is helpful. Most major pieces have a detailed description which can be of  assistance in helping you to guarantee their authenticity and guide you with research on the net.

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 are always interested in buying antiques of quality.

Open April 1  -  Jan 2

Spring  -  Summer  -  Fall

Hours: Thursday  -  Monday  -  10:30 to 4:30

 Tue  &  Wed  -   By Chance or Appointment

Winter  -  Jan 3  -  March 31 

Friday thru Monday 11:00 to 4:30

Tue - Thurs Open by Chance or Appointment

 Call 716 - 326 - 4185  For appointment or questions regarding buying or selling

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 (1720 to 1920). We also offer art, oriental rugs, china, glass and porcelain, a large selection of 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. We  try to purchase more unusual, higher  quality antiques in finer condition.  The United States government defines an antique as being over 100 years old. Interestingly enough  artistry, workmanship, rarity, use of quality materials and historical importance is not discussed. 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. 

Highlights of Landmark Acres Antiques Inventory Pages 1 - 3  

Recently purchased a number of pieces from two major estates                           

Come and visit, we have many smaller pieces not listed on the net.

Early Pennsylvania Walnut Dining Room Table C. 1820 Extremely rare large long single board drop leaves, nicely turned legs, original brass cup castors, early refinishing, excellent condition, center 24”W (2 boards), drop leaves each 24” deep single board, extra leg swings out to support each board, overall size 72”L x 42”W x 29”H. $1895

 Early single board dining tables this size were scarce 100 years ago.

German Theresienthal Glass 'Bacchus Collection' Rare Punch/ Wine Set C. 1890 Designed by Henriette Steigerwald pairing a classic silhouette w. colored glass accents (sprunts, handles & finial in dark green)  -  probably custom made, large shaped glass covered bowl w. cutout for rich dark green ladle, excellent condition Bowl 12"H x 13"W, 12 Cups 2¾"H x 4¾"W   $1295

Theresienthal crystal made since 1836 deep in the forests of Bavaria and sold to the wealthy in its many forms of enameling and brilliant colored glass, all made by hand.

French Center Table C. 1900 Walnut w. burl maple & circassion walnut octagonal segmented top w. drop corner carvings, heavily carved base, arched carved legs w. scroll  foot, classical carved column, original finish, excellent condition 32½" W x 30½" H  $895.

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Extremely Fancy & Rare Sheet Music Cabinet C. 1890 Probably French, Rich Mahogany, wonderfully bombe shaped cabinet,  beveled mirror w. a great deal of carving, finished throughout, applied Harp Stand on front, bowed front & sides w. ribbed & applied carved leaf, original pierced brass hardware, interior pull out shelves, bowed lower drawer w. scroll outlining,  French scroll foot, mint condition& exceptional  50"H x 25"W x 14"D  $1895

Rare Early New England Formal Drop Front Desk w. Cuban Highly Figured Wonderfully Book Matched Mahogany, Late 18th Century C. 1790, Probably Early Boston, Warm rich colors very detailed, complex desk interior, 22 compartments w. 10 tombstone framed openings & 12 drawers,  picture frame drop front, original hardware interior & exterior w. key, 4 graduated drawers all w. lipped molded framing, splay foot, shaped apron & early dovetailed construction. An early desk exhibiting the finer qualities and in excellent condition. Warm, rich colors better in person.   43"H x 39"W x 20"D  $10,500.

See Student Lamp information on page 3

Biedermeier Secretaire Cabinet, C. 1810, German, All Extremely Rare Rich Book Matched Crotch Cuban Mahogany over Cuban (veneer over secondary wood frequently results in later damage), fine unique Rococo hand carving & design, the highest quality, stepped out crotch framed top of each piece, Gothic carved glass doors, full wonderful carved and matched  outside columns, book matched crotch mahogany front, top serpentine drawers & cupboard doors, adj. shelves, fall front desk, separate piece slides forward for larger surface w. more overhang, front applied carving.  Desk Area - Formal, 6 book matched Cuban crotch mahogany drawers & cupboard door, separate gilt edged green leather pull-out writing surface, total area all serpentine picture framed, below picture framed paneled doors w. shelf & carved feet, at top urn & flame 6" finials, at center offset holes probably for panel w. important family crest, great proportions, very heavy, excellent original condition w. French polish finish - back top upper inside panels & shelves book matched crotch Cuban mahogany (rare) probably custom made in Berlin for wealthy family, very functional design. One of The Best German Biedermeier Secretaries.  86"H x 42W

New Item

Rare Chinese Table Screen, Bronze & Rosewood, Earlier 1800's wonderfully detailed hand carved & pierced rosewood frame, (front. sides & back) w. 18½" D round bronze hand carved detailed scenic screen, both w. subtle dragons, 5 signatures on back w. appropriate wear, probably Qing Dynasty, 19th C., used by scholars & the wealthy, offering privacy, inspiration & contemplation and blocking breezes, sunlight & drafts, an important fixture in any Chinese scholar's studio, excellent condition, 32"H x 23½"W   25lbs. $2495                  

New Item

Federal C. 1820 Two Drawer Drop Leaf Stand, New York, Cherry with Plum Pudding figuring & Rich Color (better in person), shaped  drop leaves, very fancy gilt pulls, wonderful turned & fluted legs, cup casters, early refinishing, original otherwise, excellent condition 20"W (34¼"W leaves up) 23"D x 28"H  SOLD

New Item

Victorian Highchair/Stroller (Dropdown) Civil War/1860's, Walnut, lift oval tray, shield back,  hand shaped w. incised details, leather seat, tray & back, original finish, large & smaller wheels, some rubber missing (needs minor repair) otherwise an exceptional piece,  Museum Quality (see additional information in shop)  36"H x 19"W x 26"D  $595.

New Item

Makes a wonderful Home Computer Desk

Lady's Writing Desk, C. 1890, fancy crest, 10 interior compartments w. 2 drawers, great style, 9 detailed hand carvings, quartered oak, 3 lower drawers, cabriole legs, early refinishing otherwise all original, a quality desk w. key 46"H x 32"W x 17"D   $895

Pewter, Early 19th Century, Charger 13½", Large Bowl  SOLD", Plate 9½" (Ellis), Tea Pot 10"W x 9"H (Cooper & Madgwick), All Three $325

Curly Maple Drop Leaf Harvest Table C. 1950's, SOLD

Secretary Desk, William & Mary Style C. 1700, Berkey & Gay,  Grand Rapids, Michigan C. 1880's  Rare Circassion (burl) walnut w. ebonized chinoiserie (Chinese) indiv. hand enamel decoration, all original, small size, glass two door display panels, shaped & molded crest, interior desk picture frame lid - 4 pigeon holes, long centered shelf, cutouts below, fancy bronze levered hinges, picture framed drawer below desk w. bronze pulls & early bronze signature seal, shaped apron below, wonderful turned legs w. bell top, trumpet shapes & ball feet, shaped cross-cut stretchers, keys  71"H x 27"W x 18"D

 Major awards at the Philadelphia Centennial Exposition 1876      $1495   (One Piece Secretary)

Chippendale Secretary 2 Pc. Desk/Bookcase, Pa, C. 1790, Cherry replaced outside brasses w. early wood knobs, stepped out top w. rare reeded molding,  inside compartmental top

 Bottom - inside desk w. original brasses, 6 drawers & 10 hooded compartments, outside 4 drawers below, Pa. scroll base molding

 All original finish, perfect proportions, 42"W x 84"H x 21"D       $2695 

Parlor Lamp, Bradley & Hubbard C. 1880, Double Handles, Brass & Iron very fancy details, all original in oil w. wonderful early Hand Painted shade, Roses 17"H x 10"W   $695

Art Glass Bride's Bowl C. 1880 Round w. deeply ruffles pink top & yellow base, hand floral enameling all around 10½" D x 4½"H  $385

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Empire Secretary Desk, Honduran Crotch Mahogany, New York City C. 1835, 2 Pc. Gothic influence, original finish, stepped out shaped top, arched doors with fretwork, Base w. large work surface, (20" x 40"), 6 drawers & 3 doors w. 2 hidden compartments, wonderful early19th century match or use as hanging cupboard &  separate desk, 82” H x 40" W x30"D.   $1095.

We no longer do appraisals off site unless nearby but still offer free unwritten appraisals year round if you make an appointment and bring in a few items or a detailed description with  pictures. You can also email information and pictures through our website, perhaps at that point we can make an appointment to see the items in person. You may find that our shop inventory is helpful in determining the value of pieces you already own since our inventory is large and most important items have detailed descriptions. These also allow you to examine items carefully, help you to guarantee their authenticity and guide you with research on the net. We are always interested in buying outright antiques of quality.

We will hold all purchases for a couple of days but then require a 50% deposit and the balance paid within 30 days. Please allow time for your balance to clear before pick-up and please schedule in advance.

If you consign with others ask 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.

We have been able to purchase special items from early private homes in the western half of NY, PA and eastern Ohio, recently Columbus Ohio. This area has a history of many people having major fine historic furnishings in their homes. Earlier many wagons leaving from Boston for a new life in the far west found they had taken too much with them and had to leave many wonderful historical furnishings in Western New York, Western Pennsylvania and Eastern Ohio, many settled here. In the 19th century this area experienced the original beginnings of the Industrial Revolution in the United States.  Oil was first discovered in the United States just a few miles south of us in Titusville, Pa. 1859. It was the dawn of the oil industry, no longer from sperm whales but now from the earth. People flocked to Western PA to purchase land contributing to the rise of five very wealthy small communities south of us. The early rise of the furniture industry in Jamestown and Buffalo, NY (Kittinger), Ohio (Mitchell & Rammelsburg and Kramer Bros.), the steel industry Buffalo and Pittsburgh, the lumber industry Western Pennsylvania (certain trees found here were used for the highest quality ship's masts in the world), the automobile industry Cleveland  (small parts mfg. for Detroit and other new industries) and Buffalo (Pierce Arrow, etc) now resulted in a large number of historic homes with fine furnishings., Pittsburgh was also part of the early beginnings of the manufacturing industry (Pittsburgh Glass. etc.) with these peoples' thirst for furnishings.

As people in these small communities became extremely wealthy they bought many things, at first from Pittsburgh as well as Cleveland & Buffalo, centers of the new  Industrial Revolution in the United States. These people later bought directly out of New York City from world famous dealers, a few bought homes on 5th Ave. as a base for getaways and shopping. Many dealers like Tiffany designed their windows, sold them lighting, silver & jewelry.  Several major dealers in New York City now began buying items for their shops from New England, London and Paris. This was also to accommodate the new 60 wealthiest New York City families in the world as a result of the Industrial Revolution w. steamships, railroads, etc. In more recent years we have bought many items from the local homes of some of these earlier wealthy families and their decendants in Western PA and Ohio.

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