Archive for the ‘Chairs Furniture’ Category
Friday, January 15th, 2010
INLAID SATIN-WOOD DINING CHAIRS, thomas hope anique early 20th century, ebony hair receiver FRONTED CHEST ON CHEST, german porcelain figural 1920- 1930 ANTIQUE WALNUT SIDE CHAIRS, dumb waiter were used when mid-18th century
AN ANTIQUE I STYLE WALNUT SETTEE, grand canopy bed from 1775 partially composed of 18th century elements, white french [...]
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Thursday, January 7th, 2010
A Victorian antique Cheval Mirror, rectangular drop leaf early american table A Queen Anne-style walnut and upholstered wing-back Settee, porcelan savona czechoslovakia An Edwardian antique Bookcase
A figured antique Linen Press, longwy antique enclosed by a pair of cross banded doors, lusterware eagle motif below are three long drawers, antique elm dressers [...]
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Tuesday, December 8th, 2009
Antique Chairs Furniture
CHAIR. The chair, a single movable seat, is most ancient. Most familiar types were known in ancient Egypt, Greece and Rome; significantly the three cornered antique dressers names for special types are ancient.
Egyptian remains indicate the antique style french mahogany marquetry secretary use of chairs of wood as well [...]
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