New England Shaker Click on image for details of each furniture piece
Shaker Collection, circa 1810-1850 influence Our collection embraces classic nineteenth-century Shaker design principles of harmonious proportion, constructive integrity and form based on function. Shorn of excess ornamentation, this furniture aesthetic lends a quiet and graceful dignity to any space, evoking the Shaker philosophy of “Less is more.” Shaker communities from New England to the Midwest believed “’Tis a Gift to Be Simple, ” and with “Hands to work, and hearts to God, ” they elevated American Pine & Cherry to artistic forms of plain perfection. Their version of abundance has stood the test of time. Today Adriance Shaker-inspired works represent the finest value in handmade furniture for its intrinsic merit. Collecting Adriance Shaker is a prudent commitment to your family’s artistic legacy; the perfect choice for a simple-yet-elegant lifestyle.
Starwheel Jewelry Box with Drawer	Keepsake Boxes	Slide Top Expansion Table
Shaker Trestle Table with Round Posts	Shaker Trestle Table with Crescent Posts	Round Dining Table
Dartmouth Rectangular Dining Table with Tapered Legs	Dartmouth Rectangular Dining Table with Round Legs	Harvest Drop-Leaf Table
Coffee Table with Drawer	Collection Coffee Table	Hall Table
Large Bevel Frame Mirror	Shaker Flat Ball Low Post Bed Arch Headboard	Straight Up Bookcase
Step Back Bookcase	Custom Double Step Back Bookcase	Thumb Back Arm Chair with Tape Seat
Thumb Back Arm Chair with Upholstered Seat	Thumb Back Side Chair with Tape Seat	Thumb Back Side Chair Upholstered Seat
Thumb Back Settee upholstered seat	Shaker Four Drawer Chest	Shaker Six Drawer Chest
Shaker Extra Large Seven Drawer Chest	Shaker Double Nine Drawer Chest	Mt. Lebanon Cupboard over Drawers
Step Back Cupboard 60W	Small and Large Jelly Cupboards	Buffet Cupboard 40W
Credenza Cupboard 80W	Step Back Cupboard 43 1/2W	Shaker Step Back Cupboard 80W
One Drawer Desk	Two Drawer Desk	Two Drawer Desk with Gallery Top
Stand Up Desk	Shaker Blanket Chest with drawer