The Mallery Hall Collection of Fine Products

We know how hard it is to shop from an online image. Wherever possible, we have included links to large high-resolution photographs of our products. They may take a few seconds to load, but you will see the quality of the items we sell. To utilize this feature, maximize the browser window that pops up when enlarging a product image. Mallery Hall will not be held liable for items that customers are attempting to match & if trying to match leather or wood items-please ask for samples.

We make every effort to provide accurate pictures of our products, but computer monitor settings and lighting affect the images that are displayed. We cannot guarantee that the image displayed on your monitor will precisely match the color of the actual product. If you have questions about the color of a product, please contact us prior to placing your order. If there are any questions-or if you are trying to match existing furniture please request fabric, leather or wood samples. (these are available on some items) Returns due to color are subject to our standard return policy -- shipping charges will not be refunded.

The majority of our products are designed and manufactured as antique reproductions and are made of solid wood constructions. Using traditional construction techniques, including pegged mortise and tendon joints, dovetailing, parquetry and hand carving. We offer a more high quality furniture at affordable prices. Each piece is carefully finished to create the patina of fine antiques with fittings appropriate to its style and period. Primary wood species include Mahogany, Oak, Pine, Teak, Alder, Rubberwood, and Birch. Some of our finishes maintain a certain distressed and antiquated look. As such, slight variations in dimension or finish can be expected. Solid wood furniture is affected by humidity and atmospheric pressures, so it continually responds to its environment. Some splitting, cracking, warping, or other movement of wood components may occur.

Our Authentic Leather furniture is a natural product. There may be slight color variations, branding, etc. All of these factors are non-structural and are part of achieving the authentic nature and emotional appeal of these products. Leather furniture needs to be kept out of direct sunlight and away from heating vents to retain its beauty. Direct sunlight and the heat will break down the natural oils in the leather, making it more likely to crack. To last long and look good your furniture will require regular care and cleaning.