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Patterns and Carvings: Craftsmen often decorated oak coffers with patterns like diamonds, circles, and cross-hatching, which added a sense of depth and shadow, giving each piece a striking, architectural look.
Read moreToday, this tripod stand has been repurposed into a stylish standard lamp, bringing a new and distinguished role to this historic piece.
Read moreAn artisan’s masterpiece, this table immediately captures attention with its extraordinary craftsmanship and intricate details. Elegantly round and versatile, this 19th-century carved tripod table features ...
Read moreA Decorative Walnut Étagère (Whatnot) elegantly crafted with barley twist supports and gracefully curved waterfall tiers.
Read moreThis bedside cupboard or cabinet is a real gem, featuring tiny fretwork bracketed feet and original turned knobs that make you say, "Wow!"
Read moreSwedish folk art, also known as "allmogekonst," reflects the rich cultural heritage and traditions of Sweden, characterized by its vibrant colors, intricate designs, and functional beauty. The history of Swe...
Read moreThree legged milking stool is a unique piece of furniture that exudes character and charm.
Read moreWhat I like is the very natural finish to the timber, which has a charming warm tone. Married with the cane seat both chairs are delightful in everyway.
Read moreWho doesn't like a big ribbon bow on a present? Well this late 19th century rectangular framed mirror has a permanent ribbon bow to the crest, delightful and eye catching. Nice reeded and acanthus detailing ...
Read moreEmbrace the beauty of a bygone era with our antique finds... A country house store cupboard typically contains a variety of dry goods, preserves, and canned foods to provide a stockpile of ingredients that can be used to prepare meals.
Read moreMarriage chests, also known as wedding chests or hope chests, are traditional storage chests used in many cultures to store items that a young woman would accumulate in preparation for her marriage. The ches...
Read moreAlthough tub chairs have been around for over 250 years. In 1958 Danish furniture architect Kurt Ostervig designed a chair named the 57A, this was known as the Tub Chair. A style recognized all over the world...
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