In addition to sales and restoration, they also rent their pieces for props, commercials,
and photography stills.

After pieces have been sold, Crossland can convert old pieces into new uses. Let your mind wander while looking, and ideas will abound, such as newel posts for table legs
or fern stands, window guards or gates for headboards, mantels or armoire doors for headboards, corbels for shelf or mantel supports, and windows made into mirrors
or tabletops.

Crossland Studio sells its pieces across the United States, although most of its inventory comes from the East Coast.

Located in Dilworth’s historic South End on the trolley line in Charlotte, Crossland currently employs nine staff members who strip, refinish, repair, and French polish either studio inventory or pieces customers bring to them. The craftspeople of Crossland Studio are experts in restoration, and the Fuller brothers are knowledgeable in antique sales.

Dick and Bob Fuller, Owners since 1976

Dealers of Architectural Antiques and Furniture

Come and visit the 15,000 square foot showroom in Charlotte's Historic South End on the trolley line.

Zippercut Beveled Glass circa - 1880

Assortment of Doors and Leaded Glass

Terra cotta Cherub Riding Serpent Circa 1890