About Hammary

In October 1943, after eight years working with furniture manufacturers in the Carolinas and Virginia as a sales representative of the Reliance Varnish Company and Central Glass Company, Hamilton Louden Bruce decided to try his hand at furniture manufacturing. Leasing a small building for $15.00 per month, he hired two helpers and started to manufacture canvas covered lawn chairs. Production amounted to 24 chairs a day. The company derived its name from Hamilton (Ham) and his wife, Mary (mary), therefore Hammary.

Late in 1947, Mr. Bruce dropped the lawn chair line and began to manufacture a group of occasional tables. With a briefcase full of sketches, Mr. Bruce made a quick tour of Eastern retail furniture outlets and came home with $200,000 in orders... this before the first sample tables were made at the plant. In 1948, the company started producing mahogany and gum tables with leather and mahogany tops, shifting the next year to leather tops exclusively with all genuine Honduras mahogany.

Today, Hammary offers a variety of styles in living room tables, chairside tables, home office furniture, home entertainment furnishings and wide range of accent furniture from the Hidden Treasures collection. Living room table groups feature an assortment of items such as rectangular coffee tables, square coffee tables, and oval coffee tables, end and side tables, lamp tables and sofa tables in a choice of wood or glass tops. In addition to wood tables, Hammary Furniture also carries metal tables in styled in wrought iron, cast iron or cast aluminum with wood, glass, or stone tops.

To help consumers keep up with TV and entertainment furniture technology we have entertainment center options that can be configured to fit living rooms and family rooms of almost any shape or size.

Also, the unique Hidden Treasures® collection of accent furniture from around the world complements Hammary's range of living room furniture.

Hammary products are distributed throughout the United States and Canada, as well as many other countries. The line is targeted for residential household use.