Gregg Perry has for more than twenty years, produced 18th century period replicas, notably William Savery Chippendale chairs and settees, Philadelphia Tall Case Clocks, classic high style country case pieces and has reproduced the Madame Pompadour Highboy that is in the Metropolitan Museum of Art's permandant collection. In addition he has produced multifaceted pieces addressing his clients individual needs.

His furniture can be found throughout the United States, from mansions to modest homes where the homeowner has saved many years to purchase one of Mr. Perry's creations.  He has worked along designers to form an ambiance customized to the demands of a particular client and he has also fulfilled the whims of those infatuated with wood, especially for the wood of Mr. Perry's preference; Tiger Maple - Fashioning a Tiger Maple gavel for a judge, a Birdseye Maple lectern for a classical musician, just to name a few, with the intent of adapting classical styles for modern usage.

Although his studio had employed many craftsmen over the years he eventually chose to streamline his production by working with a very few highly qualified employees.  Unlike other artisans in his profession, Mr. Perry has strived to be the total craftsman; choosing his timber, designing and performing all types of joinery by hand and with machines as well as carving, turning, coloring , and finishing.