This 19th century chair is a very good example of French Provincial workmanship. This particular style was born in the 17th and 18th centuries in the suburbs/provinces of Paris. The wealthy citizens of these areas such as Provence, Normandy, Bordeaux and other French regions were …
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Tray Tables and Stands are a wonderful way of integrating the antique (the tray) with the contemporary (the stand). The trays for these stands are predominately made of either sterling silver, silver plate, papier mache or tole. The stands are always custom made and are …
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Tray Tables and Stands are a wonderful way of integrating the antique (the tray) with the contemporary (the stand). The trays for these stands are predominately made of either sterling silver, silver plate, papier mache or tole. The stands are always custom made and are …
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An early 19th century English Mahogany Armchair which is an exceptional example of workmanship of this period. Nail heads and lovely detail work add to this wonderful look for an open armchair. The seat fabric made by a well known designer firm, gives this chair …
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Continuing talking about our trip to England, both in London and the Countryside, this week's Announcement will be focusing on glassware. This is an area that we have tried to increase with interesting articles and thus, we purchased several exciting pieces that we would like you to know about. To learn more about glassware, please visit our website under the glassware section to learn about its history as well as the different styles and designs.