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Welcome to the first of a series of exciting new blog posts, where we look at some of the distinct ages within the world of
1. Buy What You Love Whilst it is important to find a piece that will fit within you home, or the space it is intended
In the world of Antique furniture and other collectable items, an ‘Antique’ is generally considered to be an item that is at least one hundred
No doubt you already know how antiques can add a real touch of elegance and class to any space. So we’ve together put this handy
For today’s spotlight, we turn our attention to the heart of London, to a well respected, Chelsea based interior design studio: Juliette Bryne. Juliette’s architectural
The right piece of antique furniture can add something otherworldly to your home. Antiques are at once timeless, sophisticated and grounding, connecting us to life
Are you in need of inspiration, for how to seamlessly weave antique furniture into your modern, or traditional, home or work space? Then you will
George Hepplewhite designed furniture in the Neoclassical style, as did Chippendale and Sheraton. Like them, he was famous throughout the English speaking world, less as
In the world of antiques Thomas Sheraton (1751 – 1806) is considered one of the big three British furniture designers. However compared to how much
Thomas Chippendale Senior was born in Otley, West Yorkshire, in 1718. The son of a carpenter, he was apprenticed into the family trade. At that
Image courtesy of www.historyextra.com Boards for playing games such backgammon and chequers have been used since Tudor times. However, bar a few exceptions, it was
Ralph Turnbull (1788 – 1865) of Jamaica was a prominent, 19th century, cabinet maker and furniture designer. He became recognised internationally for his bold marquetry designs,
