"Brown furniture" is the antiques and interior decorating industry's shorthand for stately 18th and 19th century antique ...

Until about 1900, uncut turnings were used to make spool furniture. But another type of ... when men started wearing cravats in the late 18th century. Today women sometimes wear a stickpin on ...

When it comes to antique furniture shopping ... The most primitive versions, like the round, 19th-century stools shown here, fetch the highest prices—$200 to $550 each, depending on age ...

This "dry" look, which is visible in this 19th-century child's potty-chair, is what antique furniture collectors desire. Even if the paint dries to the point that it begins to crack, it's better ...

But that blunt explanation doesn’t explain all the 19th-century antique furniture – desks, apothecary and haberdashery cabinetry and stools, some of it European in origin and shipped out of ...

“There is an element of pretension about painted furniture,” contends Indiana antiques dealer Don Walters ... Many 18th and 19th century Americans gave a rich look to affordable pine ...

They went well with the papier-mache furniture popular in England in the 19th century. Because of its ... A Yellow Pages dress like yours was on the Antiques Roadshow in 2006, when it was ...

We wanted everything to move on.” The Santore family lived with antiques as everyday furniture, taking their meals on an 18th century table, playing games on quintessential Colonial chairs, sleeping ...

Even with the pandemic, the shop is flush with beautiful furniture embodying the Scandinavian aesthetic as well as antique lighting, French garden antiques and 19th Century ceramics. Open seven ...