Our fine furniture is made in West Chester, PA a short drive from Philadelphia.  Philadelphia and the surrounding areas have a rich woodworking history. The first documented woodworker in the city was Christopher Witt, who arrived in 1694. Witt was a joiner, meaning that he worked with wood to create furniture, cabinets, and other objects. He was one of the first craftsmen in the city to specialize in this trade.

Philadelphia soon became a center of woodworking in the United States. This was in part due to the city’s proximity to the forests of eastern Pennsylvania. Woodworkers in Philadelphia were able to obtain high-quality timber from these forests, which allowed them to create high-quality furniture and other objects.