Charles Cheriff Galleries specializes in fine 19th-century French and European antiques and decorative arts. The collection includes antique furniture, lighting, porcelain, fireplaces, clocks, decorative objects, sculpture, bronzes, marble works, and other collectible pieces.
The gallery also features works associated with important makers and styles, including François Linke, Henry Dasson, Paul Sormani, Baccarat, Sèvres porcelain, and Louis XV and Louis XVI style furniture.
Charles Cheriff Galleries is located at 22-19 41st Ave, Suite 202, Long Island City, NY 11101.
The gallery relocated to Long Island City in 2024 and continues to serve collectors, designers, dealers, museums, and antique buyers from New York City and around the world.
Charles Cheriff Galleries was founded in 1924 by Charles Cheriff Wachman and has more than 100 years of experience in the antiques trade.
The business has remained family operated through four generations and continues to specialize in high-quality 19th-century antiques and decorative arts.
The gallery offers an extensive selection of 19th-century French and European furniture. The collection includes signed and attributed pieces as well as furniture representing important periods, makers, and decorative styles.
Examples represented throughout the gallery include François Linke antiques, Henry Dasson furniture, Paul Sormani furniture, Louis XV style furniture, Louis XVI style furniture, cabinets, tables, mirrors, pianos, and other decorative furnishings.
Yes. Charles Cheriff Galleries offers antique lighting including chandeliers, sconces, lamps, lanterns, and other decorative light fixtures.
The gallery’s collection includes 19th-century European lighting and examples associated with important makers and materials, including Baccarat chandeliers and gilt bronze and crystal lighting.
Yes. In addition to furniture and lighting, Charles Cheriff Galleries carries European porcelain, sculpture, bronzes, marble works, clocks, fireplaces, and decorative objects.
The porcelain collection includes Sèvres porcelain, while the sculpture category includes bronze and marble works. Inventory changes as new pieces are acquired, so collectors looking for a particular object are encouraged to contact the gallery directly.
Yes. Charles Cheriff Galleries actively seeks to acquire exceptional furniture, decorative objects, and fine art that complement its collection.
The gallery also provides appraisal services for estate collections and offers consultancy for clients considering the sale or placement of rare or unusual antiques. With more than 100 years in the trade, the team can provide guidance on potential buyers and appropriate options for individual pieces or collections.
Yes. Charles Cheriff Galleries has an in-house restoration team experienced in the care, conservation, and restoration of antiques and works of art.
Services may include French polishing, furniture waxing, upholstery, clock repairs, and the restoration of marble and sculpture. The gallery describes its approach as sympathetic restoration intended to preserve the integrity, character, and beauty of each piece.
Yes. Charles Cheriff Galleries works with antique dealers, interior designers, decorators, architects, museums, and other professionals sourcing distinctive antiques and decorative arts.
The gallery also offers antiques, furniture, and decorative objects for rental to film, movie, and television productions that need authentic pieces for sets and period environments.
Yes. Charles Cheriff Galleries provides worldwide delivery through a network of specialist fine art shippers.
Pieces can be professionally packed, handled, and delivered using white-glove service. Clients can contact the gallery to discuss shipping arrangements and possible home trial options.
For more information, call 212-675-6131 or 914-557-4898, or email info@charlescheriffgalleries.com. The gallery is open Monday through Friday from 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM, with weekends available by appointment.