ABOUT US

We are the source of Central-Eastern European, mainly antique pine furniture, that originate from the late 17th to early 19th century.
These furniture resemble the craftsmanship of people of the old era and their timeless beauty.

OUR PRODUCTS

Our products are re-finished with old-like craftsmanship and natural technologies, while preserving the originality of each and every item as much as we can. We take pride in the quality of our work, as we only provide the highest quality products you can find on the market. Every finished furniture is in room condition, ready to serve you and decorate your home for a lifetime. 
We offer stripped & waxed, re-painted and original paint antique pine furniture.
We also manufacture reproduction furniture that is fully customizable and made to order. 
Besides furniture, we sell a wide variety of Eastern European country antique smalls and accessories and architectural items as well.

HOW IT ALL STARTED

Hungarian Antique Pine was founded by owner Joseph Szatmári in 1995. Joseph started out his young adult-life as an upholster in Felsőtárkány, a small rural village in North-Eastern Hungary, minutes away from the historic town of Eger. It was not long until Joseph relized that being an upholster in his small village won't satifsy him. He decided that he will try his luck working abroad, first in Germany, then after a few years he ended up in Toronto, Canada. That's where he got introduced to the world of antiques, as he got a job in an antique furniture store. He quickly made a liking for the antique business and got promoted to buying up antique furniture in Europe for the store. After he got his new position, it was just a matter of time for Joseph to leave the antique store as an employee and open up his own furniture repair shop in Mississauga, right beside Toronto. After a couple years he realised he wanted to bring his operations back to Hungary to minimize production cost and still sell overseas. In 1999, he finally made the move and brought his operations back to his home village, and the rest is history. Today, Joseph is running the company together with his son Dan, who had decided to join the family company after college.