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Furniture Forensics with a 19th Century Table
Rescued from the trash, this table is filled with clues about who made it and how!
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published: 23 Sep 2020
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A Golden Age: Furniture and Decorative Arts from the 19th Century
Specialists Casey Rogers and Giles Forster present highlights from A Golden Age, a sale of fine furniture and works of art from the top Parisian ateliers of the 19th century.
‘What connects the pieces in this exceptional group is the absolute exquisite craftsmanship of these top makers,’ explains Casey Rogers, Christie’s specialist.
The sale presents furniture by the top Parisian cabinet makers of the 19th century, including works by the Beurdeley dynasty, Paul Sormani, Henry Dasson, Lexcellent, and Françios Linke.
‘The best Paris-made furniture is so exquisitely crafted,’ notes Giles Forster, Decorative Arts specialist at Christie’s. ‘It combines rare materials and precious materials to create perfectly beautiful objects.’
Find out more: https://www.christies.com/features/A-Golden-Age...
published: 08 Oct 2018
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What to look for in antique furniture | Christie’s
Looking for advice on antique furniture and decorative pieces? Look no further as Christie’s experts are here to provide their excellent top tips.
Join Christie’s Decorative Arts Cataloguer @benj_berry as he talks us through what to look for at auction.
All featured lots are offered in The Collector – our online sale dedicated to furniture and works of art. Bidding ends 10th February.
@christiesinteriors #christiesinteriors #christies #christiesdecorativearts #collector #auction #onlineauction #christiesexperts #christiesexperience #christiesspecialists #antiques #antiquefurniture #provenance
published: 07 Feb 2022
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Furniture by John Friel - 19th Century Secretary Desk
John Friel shows off an intricate cherry secretary desk with hidden compartments and amazing wood grain.
published: 25 Jun 2009
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Learning About “Antiques;” early 19th century museum quality furniture / cheval mirror!
Please enjoy this rare glance at one of the rarest and finest and most romantic micro styles in the history of French decorative art : Charles X neogothic (circa 1827-30). The video also contributes to this channels ever increasing overview of “antiques” as a whole of moreover learning to distinguish between any old antique and true works of art!
Many thanks to all viewers and subscribers,
Cole
Myers & Monroe, LLC
published: 17 Sep 2022
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How to Identify Furniture Styles or Periods with Josh Levine
Hey there….i got some educational stuff and I plan to make this fun…I hope you enjoy this subject as much as my Blog Subscribers have. It's why I am making the video version for you "Watchers"…whether you read or watch, joshlevinespeaks.com has something for you. @Antiques Roadshow PBS @HISTORY @PBS How to identify furniture styles
So, before you leave, subscribe below or go check out my website.
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There's tons of free information, great appraiser site links, tips and tricks plus my "just about daily" blog. I try to post everyday….So, lets get to the video….
Let us begin with the turn of the 17th Century….
William and Mary 1690-1730
Queen Anne 1720-1760
Louis XVI, 1760–1789
Chippendale 1755-1790
Sheraton 1790-1810
Federal (Hepplewhite) 1790-...
published: 27 Mar 2020
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My husband asked me to refinish this family heirloom | Antique ELM Furniture Restoration
My husband asked me to give a little restoration to an antique elm washstand that’s a bit of a family heirloom. I stripped the old finish, re-stained the beautiful wood and got it ready for the NEXT generation.
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published: 04 Feb 2023
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Monumental Neogothic French Antique! Late 19th century Decorative Art (Furniture History).
The flamboyant gothic or high gothic style of the 15th century is a uniquely French, anti-classical style. It was revived throughout the 19th century, sometimes faithfully copied, sometimes reinterpreted and even pushed to new aesthetic heights.
This eccentric piece is a late 19th century exaggeration of a 15th century « dressoir » from the French “dresser la table,” or to set the table. It is a piece from medieval interiors which were not like our contemporary room layouts and uses today. Nevertheless it is a piece associated with feasting, the dining hall, displaying platters and locking away food.
In the repertoire of finer neogothic pieces, decorative art pieces which differ from the more everyday neogothic pieces made during the late 19th century, this piece stands out for its bew...
published: 15 Jan 2022
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Nineteenth Century Furniture
Victorian or Nineteenth Century Furniture
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published: 20 Oct 2020
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Brilliant 19 century WARDROBE restoration!
In this video I will restore old 19 century wardrobe that has faux wood painted on it. In this period the faux wood painting was a new thing and very popular finish. Doing it correctly requires knowledge about the materials and right techniques.
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Title: 19 century WARDROBE restoration!
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published: 19 Mar 2022
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Restoring a 19th Century Cupboard with Drawer - Thomas Johnson Antique Furniture Restoration
Tom Johnson of Thomas Johnson Antique Furniture Restoration in Gorham, Maine restores this charming nineteenth century cupboard without altering its rustic character. Tom has been restoring furniture professionally since 1979. Visit our website at http://www.thomasjohnsonrestoration.com, or write us at thomasjohnsonrestoration@gmail.com. And for those on the west coast looking for custom framing, be sure to check out Tom's daughter's shop, https://www.emcollier.com (@emcollierframes on Instagram).
published: 17 Apr 2014
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18th Century Woodwork - Sounds of the Homestead
A wooden box doesn't seem like it would be difficult to make, does it? Join Brandon as he works in our 18th century wood-shop to make a dovetail notched box with a sliding top!
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published: 28 Mar 2023
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English Regency Style: George IV period Tilt-Top Maple Table. 19th century English Antique Furniture
Welcome or welcome back for a brief tour of this exceptional and fine English period piece from the 1820s. This is a compelling example of decorative art in the Regency style, or more specifically George IV style, and one of the more memorable tilt-top maple tables we could encounter.
This piece is interestingly signed, made by one of the most celebrated and largest firms in London (Trollope & Sons, according to the Victoria & Albert Museum). This firm is mainly known for their mid 19th century production when they exhibited at the Worlds Fairs. Trollope was founded however in 1778, and little is known about the firm from 1810-1850, according to the journal of the Decorative Arts Society.
So not only do we have a memorable example of Regency furniture, and a stunning example of maple a...
published: 03 Aug 2022
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Signed French Empire Period Mahogany Salon Furniture, Early 19th century Antiques by François Loret!
François Loret is a renowned master furniture maker who operated in Paris from 1811-1830. Although not one of the grandest names of the time, he comes to mind for fine Napoleonic and Restauration period seating. His work is known to be emblematic of the period, and many chairs made by him are conserved in the French Ministry of Culture's Mobilier National (a national historic furniture reserve). This set of two armchairs, or two bergères, and a three seat canapé, is exemplary of his high quality furniture production (back when furniture was decorative art).
In addition to being quintessential examples of Loret’s work, these mahogany pieces also serve as wonderful examples of fine domestic furniture circa 1815. This video preserves a trace of them online and offers a brief discussion, whi...
published: 01 Feb 2022
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RESTORING the 19th century JUNK / cabinet restoration
This cabinet was originally from the Kolga manor, Estonia. It´s style - neo-baroque, suggests that it is from the end of the 19th century. It´s condition shows that it has been la long time in the kitchen with lots of smoke and fume. In this video I will restore it.
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published: 27 Nov 2021
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Manufacturing of luxury classic furniture
What distinguishes the manufacturing of luxury classic furniture? The answer is in the quality of furnishings entirely crafted by hand, an unreachable achievement by any other technique that is not the ability of the hands of expert craftsmen and that makes each product unique, unequaled. In an interesting video, luxury classic furniture Vimercati present themselves, showing each stage of their production: from the initial cutting of the wood to the final treatment before delivery of the furniture. Everything, of course, is handmade in Italy and behold revealed the secret of luxury classic furniture really unique and precious
published: 05 May 2015
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Behind the Ropes Tour: Changing Tastes in 19th Century Furniture, with Anthony Bellov
"Changing Tastes in 19th Century Furniture" - a virtual tour led by Anthony Bellov with special guest Carlswell Rush Berlin examining the amazing collection of original furniture remaining within the collection of the Merchant's House Museum - the very first building in Manhattan to receive landmark status and for 98 years the home of Seabury Tredwell, his family, and their servants. An amazingly intact survivor of a vanished world.
KEEP THE MUSEUM'S DOORS OPEN - any donation, no matter how small, will help - donate at: MERCHANTSHOUSE.ORG/SUPPORT
ABOUT THE MHM: The 1832 late-Federal Merchant’s House Museum, intact to an amazing degree, with irreplaceable Greek Revival interiors, is among the finest surviving examples of domestic architecture from the era.
The first designated landmark i...
published: 12 Jun 2023
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Interview with the Adrian Alan Gallery, expert in 19th Century furniture, by www.artfinding.com
Interview with the Adrian Alan Gallery, expert in 19th Century furniture, by Guillaume CHAMPAVERE (www.artfinding.com)
published: 22 Jan 2010
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Rescued from the Rainy Roadside
Tom Johnson of Thomas Johnson Antique Furniture Restoration in Gorham, Maine fully restores this 19th century antique chest of drawers that had been left by the side of the road in the rain. Tom has been restoring furniture professionally since 1979. Visit our website at http://www.thomasjohnsonrestoration.com,, or write us at thomasjohnsonrestoration@gmail.com. And for those on the west coast looking for custom framing, be sure to check out Tom's daughter's shop, https://www.emcollier.com (@emcollierframes on Instagram).
published: 16 Feb 2024
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A Taste of La Vie de Château – The Collection of Jean-Louis Remilleux | Christie's
Immerse yourself in the splendour of 17th and 18th century French style, with our exclusive video dedicated to the collection of Jean-Louis Remilleux.
Here, Remilleux shares the story behind his collection and the life-long passions that inspired it. Classical French furniture, a stunning collection of equestrian art and historic pieces with links to Louis XIV and Napoleon come together in a harmonious whole within the magical surroundings of his Burgundy château.
http://www.christies.com/sales/la-vie-de-chateau-september-2015/
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published: 10 Sep 2015
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How to Find early 19th century Chair by Dr. Lori
Watch Dr. Lori show you the parts of a chair to date it from 1830-1850 and tips about recaning and repairing chairs.
Ask Dr. Lori to appraise your antique or attend one of her events at http://www.DrLoriV.com/events/
Watch Dr. Lori on History's The Curse of Oak Island.
published: 16 Jul 2017
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Victorian Era Couple Live Like It's The 19th Century | Extraordinary People | New York Post
On this episode of Extraordinary People, a quirky couple is obsessed with the Victorian era. Sarah and Gabriel Chrisman wear 1880s-inspired clothing, cook with a wood stove and live their everyday lives, in Port Townsend, Washington, as if it’s the 19th century. “I found a way to do a little bit of the time travel,” said Sarah, a writer. She and her librarian husband — who rides a penny-farthing bicycle around town — hope to inspire others to pursue their dreams, whatever they may be.
#Victorian #ExtraordinaryPeople #timetravel #couple
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published: 07 Feb 2019
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Master Woodworking & Mercury Mirrors: 19th Century French Antiques, Charles X Period Furniture!
Two publication quality armoire à glace exemplifying both ends of the Charles X style in the decorative arts. This early 19th century furniture style is renowned for demonstrating the height of the art of inlay in woodworking or furniture history. This romantic style occurs near the end of the traditional pre-industrial timeline in furniture history when techniques had advanced such that pieces were executed with peak levels of refinement. Charles X is part of the overarching Restoration style (~1815-1830), the aptly named aesthetic movement that corresponds with the restoration of the Bourbon monarchy in post Napoleonic France. The armoire on the left, in maple, demonstrates the early and original version of this style circa 1820-1825, while the other darker armoire demonstrates the inver...
published: 05 Mar 2022
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Mid-Century Furniture Build || Building Craig a Desk
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published: 22 Apr 2023
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Furniture Forensics with a 19th Century Table
Rescued from the trash, this table is filled with clues about who made it and how!
More video and exclusive content: http://www.patreon.com/rexkrueger
Plans, t-...
Rescued from the trash, this table is filled with clues about who made it and how!
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Rescued from the trash, this table is filled with clues about who made it and how!
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- published: 23 Sep 2020
- views: 168561
3:49
A Golden Age: Furniture and Decorative Arts from the 19th Century
Specialists Casey Rogers and Giles Forster present highlights from A Golden Age, a sale of fine furniture and works of art from the top Parisian ateliers of the...
Specialists Casey Rogers and Giles Forster present highlights from A Golden Age, a sale of fine furniture and works of art from the top Parisian ateliers of the 19th century.
‘What connects the pieces in this exceptional group is the absolute exquisite craftsmanship of these top makers,’ explains Casey Rogers, Christie’s specialist.
The sale presents furniture by the top Parisian cabinet makers of the 19th century, including works by the Beurdeley dynasty, Paul Sormani, Henry Dasson, Lexcellent, and Françios Linke.
‘The best Paris-made furniture is so exquisitely crafted,’ notes Giles Forster, Decorative Arts specialist at Christie’s. ‘It combines rare materials and precious materials to create perfectly beautiful objects.’
Find out more: https://www.christies.com/features/A-Golden-Age-furniture-and-fine-arts-from-the-19th-century-9408-3.aspx?sc_lang=en#FID-9408
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https://wn.com/A_Golden_Age_Furniture_And_Decorative_Arts_From_The_19Th_Century
Specialists Casey Rogers and Giles Forster present highlights from A Golden Age, a sale of fine furniture and works of art from the top Parisian ateliers of the 19th century.
‘What connects the pieces in this exceptional group is the absolute exquisite craftsmanship of these top makers,’ explains Casey Rogers, Christie’s specialist.
The sale presents furniture by the top Parisian cabinet makers of the 19th century, including works by the Beurdeley dynasty, Paul Sormani, Henry Dasson, Lexcellent, and Françios Linke.
‘The best Paris-made furniture is so exquisitely crafted,’ notes Giles Forster, Decorative Arts specialist at Christie’s. ‘It combines rare materials and precious materials to create perfectly beautiful objects.’
Find out more: https://www.christies.com/features/A-Golden-Age-furniture-and-fine-arts-from-the-19th-century-9408-3.aspx?sc_lang=en#FID-9408
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- published: 08 Oct 2018
- views: 10686
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What to look for in antique furniture | Christie’s
Looking for advice on antique furniture and decorative pieces? Look no further as Christie’s experts are here to provide their excellent top tips.
Join Christi...
Looking for advice on antique furniture and decorative pieces? Look no further as Christie’s experts are here to provide their excellent top tips.
Join Christie’s Decorative Arts Cataloguer @benj_berry as he talks us through what to look for at auction.
All featured lots are offered in The Collector – our online sale dedicated to furniture and works of art. Bidding ends 10th February.
@christiesinteriors #christiesinteriors #christies #christiesdecorativearts #collector #auction #onlineauction #christiesexperts #christiesexperience #christiesspecialists #antiques #antiquefurniture #provenance
https://wn.com/What_To_Look_For_In_Antique_Furniture_|_Christie’S
Looking for advice on antique furniture and decorative pieces? Look no further as Christie’s experts are here to provide their excellent top tips.
Join Christie’s Decorative Arts Cataloguer @benj_berry as he talks us through what to look for at auction.
All featured lots are offered in The Collector – our online sale dedicated to furniture and works of art. Bidding ends 10th February.
@christiesinteriors #christiesinteriors #christies #christiesdecorativearts #collector #auction #onlineauction #christiesexperts #christiesexperience #christiesspecialists #antiques #antiquefurniture #provenance
- published: 07 Feb 2022
- views: 29926
2:43
Furniture by John Friel - 19th Century Secretary Desk
John Friel shows off an intricate cherry secretary desk with hidden compartments and amazing wood grain.
John Friel shows off an intricate cherry secretary desk with hidden compartments and amazing wood grain.
https://wn.com/Furniture_By_John_Friel_19Th_Century_Secretary_Desk
John Friel shows off an intricate cherry secretary desk with hidden compartments and amazing wood grain.
- published: 25 Jun 2009
- views: 168819
8:17
Learning About “Antiques;” early 19th century museum quality furniture / cheval mirror!
Please enjoy this rare glance at one of the rarest and finest and most romantic micro styles in the history of French decorative art : Charles X neogothic (circ...
Please enjoy this rare glance at one of the rarest and finest and most romantic micro styles in the history of French decorative art : Charles X neogothic (circa 1827-30). The video also contributes to this channels ever increasing overview of “antiques” as a whole of moreover learning to distinguish between any old antique and true works of art!
Many thanks to all viewers and subscribers,
Cole
Myers & Monroe, LLC
https://wn.com/Learning_About_“Antiques_”_Early_19Th_Century_Museum_Quality_Furniture_Cheval_Mirror
Please enjoy this rare glance at one of the rarest and finest and most romantic micro styles in the history of French decorative art : Charles X neogothic (circa 1827-30). The video also contributes to this channels ever increasing overview of “antiques” as a whole of moreover learning to distinguish between any old antique and true works of art!
Many thanks to all viewers and subscribers,
Cole
Myers & Monroe, LLC
- published: 17 Sep 2022
- views: 1158
9:16
How to Identify Furniture Styles or Periods with Josh Levine
Hey there….i got some educational stuff and I plan to make this fun…I hope you enjoy this subject as much as my Blog Subscribers have. It's why I am making the...
Hey there….i got some educational stuff and I plan to make this fun…I hope you enjoy this subject as much as my Blog Subscribers have. It's why I am making the video version for you "Watchers"…whether you read or watch, joshlevinespeaks.com has something for you. @Antiques Roadshow PBS @HISTORY @PBS How to identify furniture styles
So, before you leave, subscribe below or go check out my website.
https://www.joshlevinespeaks.com/blog
There's tons of free information, great appraiser site links, tips and tricks plus my "just about daily" blog. I try to post everyday….So, lets get to the video….
Let us begin with the turn of the 17th Century….
William and Mary 1690-1730
Queen Anne 1720-1760
Louis XVI, 1760–1789
Chippendale 1755-1790
Sheraton 1790-1810
Federal (Hepplewhite) 1790-1815
Empire (Classical) 1805-1830
Victorian, 1830-1890
The Gothic Revival 1840-1860
Rococo Revival 1845-1870
Naturalistic 1850-1914
Eastlake 1870-1890
Arts & Crafts 1895-1915
Art Nouveau 1896-1914
Art Deco, 1920-1945
Modernism 1940-present
I hope this helps in some way or you at least got something out of it. If you are interested and like me, "use the google" and look at lots and lots of pictures of each. Learn their legs & the woods used in each period. Their feet, their hardware designs, carvings and look for the "tell" of the period. I found that each period has that one particular thing that will resonate with you. I personally have found visual aids to be the best. There are so many great sites and free online tools out there today, but you still can't beat having a pocket field guide and I was surprise they are still in print. I got links to all the stuff on joshlevinespeaks.com …. I haven't found the furniture ID App yet, but I should probably invent one. It would make it a lot easier for the folks in the appraisal, estate and auction businesses. That's for sure.
Okay, we've had fun and I am wrapping up so do your part and subscribe below and share with a friend…also, leave a comment if you would be so kind!
Until next time….
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Let us begin with the turn of the 17th Century….
William and Mary 1690-1730
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Louis XVI, 1760–1789
Chippendale 1755-1790
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Federal (Hepplewhite) 1790-1815
Empire (Classical) 1805-1830
Victorian, 1830-1890
The Gothic Revival 1840-1860
Rococo Revival 1845-1870
Naturalistic 1850-1914
Eastlake 1870-1890
Arts & Crafts 1895-1915
Art Nouveau 1896-1914
Art Deco, 1920-1945
Modernism 1940-present
I hope this helps in some way or you at least got something out of it. If you are interested and like me, "use the google" and look at lots and lots of pictures of each. Learn their legs & the woods used in each period. Their feet, their hardware designs, carvings and look for the "tell" of the period. I found that each period has that one particular thing that will resonate with you. I personally have found visual aids to be the best. There are so many great sites and free online tools out there today, but you still can't beat having a pocket field guide and I was surprise they are still in print. I got links to all the stuff on joshlevinespeaks.com …. I haven't found the furniture ID App yet, but I should probably invent one. It would make it a lot easier for the folks in the appraisal, estate and auction businesses. That's for sure.
Okay, we've had fun and I am wrapping up so do your part and subscribe below and share with a friend…also, leave a comment if you would be so kind!
Until next time….
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- published: 27 Mar 2020
- views: 54115
13:36
My husband asked me to refinish this family heirloom | Antique ELM Furniture Restoration
My husband asked me to give a little restoration to an antique elm washstand that’s a bit of a family heirloom. I stripped the old finish, re-stained the beauti...
My husband asked me to give a little restoration to an antique elm washstand that’s a bit of a family heirloom. I stripped the old finish, re-stained the beautiful wood and got it ready for the NEXT generation.
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My husband asked me to give a little restoration to an antique elm washstand that’s a bit of a family heirloom. I stripped the old finish, re-stained the beautiful wood and got it ready for the NEXT generation.
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+ Gator Sanding Grip https://urlgeni.us/amzn/GatorSangingGrip
+ Odourless Spirits https://urlgeni.us/amzn/4NNQD
+ Varathane Pre-Stain Wood Conditioner https://urlgeni.us/amzn/PreStainWoodCond
+ Minwax Penetrating Wood Stain in Special Walnut & English Chestnet
+ Minwax Satin Wipe-On Poly https://urlgeni.us/amzn/KGNAf
+ Lint Free Cloths https://urlgeni.us/amzn/GrabARag
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- published: 04 Feb 2023
- views: 343452
13:11
Monumental Neogothic French Antique! Late 19th century Decorative Art (Furniture History).
The flamboyant gothic or high gothic style of the 15th century is a uniquely French, anti-classical style. It was revived throughout the 19th century, sometimes...
The flamboyant gothic or high gothic style of the 15th century is a uniquely French, anti-classical style. It was revived throughout the 19th century, sometimes faithfully copied, sometimes reinterpreted and even pushed to new aesthetic heights.
This eccentric piece is a late 19th century exaggeration of a 15th century « dressoir » from the French “dresser la table,” or to set the table. It is a piece from medieval interiors which were not like our contemporary room layouts and uses today. Nevertheless it is a piece associated with feasting, the dining hall, displaying platters and locking away food.
In the repertoire of finer neogothic pieces, decorative art pieces which differ from the more everyday neogothic pieces made during the late 19th century, this piece stands out for its bewilderingly profuse decor, size and flare.
Many thanks to all viewers and subscribers,
Cole
https://wn.com/Monumental_Neogothic_French_Antique_Late_19Th_Century_Decorative_Art_(Furniture_History).
The flamboyant gothic or high gothic style of the 15th century is a uniquely French, anti-classical style. It was revived throughout the 19th century, sometimes faithfully copied, sometimes reinterpreted and even pushed to new aesthetic heights.
This eccentric piece is a late 19th century exaggeration of a 15th century « dressoir » from the French “dresser la table,” or to set the table. It is a piece from medieval interiors which were not like our contemporary room layouts and uses today. Nevertheless it is a piece associated with feasting, the dining hall, displaying platters and locking away food.
In the repertoire of finer neogothic pieces, decorative art pieces which differ from the more everyday neogothic pieces made during the late 19th century, this piece stands out for its bewilderingly profuse decor, size and flare.
Many thanks to all viewers and subscribers,
Cole
- published: 15 Jan 2022
- views: 3176
9:40
Nineteenth Century Furniture
Victorian or Nineteenth Century Furniture
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Victorian or Nineteenth Century Furniture
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Victorian or Nineteenth Century Furniture
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- published: 20 Oct 2020
- views: 862
14:41
Brilliant 19 century WARDROBE restoration!
In this video I will restore old 19 century wardrobe that has faux wood painted on it. In this period the faux wood painting was a new thing and very popular fi...
In this video I will restore old 19 century wardrobe that has faux wood painted on it. In this period the faux wood painting was a new thing and very popular finish. Doing it correctly requires knowledge about the materials and right techniques.
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Title: 19 century WARDROBE restoration!
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In this video I will restore old 19 century wardrobe that has faux wood painted on it. In this period the faux wood painting was a new thing and very popular finish. Doing it correctly requires knowledge about the materials and right techniques.
T-shirts and other stuff:
https://at-store-25.creator-spring.com/
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#howtorestorefurniture #howto #howtorestore
Title: 19 century WARDROBE restoration!
Song: "Lakey Inspired - Blue Boi [Lofi]" is under a Creative Commons (CC BY-SA 3.0) license.
Music promoted by BreakingCopyright: https://youtu.be/wnOoqdcf7zU
- published: 19 Mar 2022
- views: 235380
16:02
Restoring a 19th Century Cupboard with Drawer - Thomas Johnson Antique Furniture Restoration
Tom Johnson of Thomas Johnson Antique Furniture Restoration in Gorham, Maine restores this charming nineteenth century cupboard without altering its rustic char...
Tom Johnson of Thomas Johnson Antique Furniture Restoration in Gorham, Maine restores this charming nineteenth century cupboard without altering its rustic character. Tom has been restoring furniture professionally since 1979. Visit our website at http://www.thomasjohnsonrestoration.com, or write us at thomasjohnsonrestoration@gmail.com. And for those on the west coast looking for custom framing, be sure to check out Tom's daughter's shop, https://www.emcollier.com (@emcollierframes on Instagram).
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Tom Johnson of Thomas Johnson Antique Furniture Restoration in Gorham, Maine restores this charming nineteenth century cupboard without altering its rustic character. Tom has been restoring furniture professionally since 1979. Visit our website at http://www.thomasjohnsonrestoration.com, or write us at thomasjohnsonrestoration@gmail.com. And for those on the west coast looking for custom framing, be sure to check out Tom's daughter's shop, https://www.emcollier.com (@emcollierframes on Instagram).
- published: 17 Apr 2014
- views: 101268
11:26
18th Century Woodwork - Sounds of the Homestead
A wooden box doesn't seem like it would be difficult to make, does it? Join Brandon as he works in our 18th century wood-shop to make a dovetail notched box wit...
A wooden box doesn't seem like it would be difficult to make, does it? Join Brandon as he works in our 18th century wood-shop to make a dovetail notched box with a sliding top!
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- published: 28 Mar 2023
- views: 63456
9:28
English Regency Style: George IV period Tilt-Top Maple Table. 19th century English Antique Furniture
Welcome or welcome back for a brief tour of this exceptional and fine English period piece from the 1820s. This is a compelling example of decorative art in the...
Welcome or welcome back for a brief tour of this exceptional and fine English period piece from the 1820s. This is a compelling example of decorative art in the Regency style, or more specifically George IV style, and one of the more memorable tilt-top maple tables we could encounter.
This piece is interestingly signed, made by one of the most celebrated and largest firms in London (Trollope & Sons, according to the Victoria & Albert Museum). This firm is mainly known for their mid 19th century production when they exhibited at the Worlds Fairs. Trollope was founded however in 1778, and little is known about the firm from 1810-1850, according to the journal of the Decorative Arts Society.
So not only do we have a memorable example of Regency furniture, and a stunning example of maple and inlay furniture from the 1820s, but also an unusually early example of this renowned firm's work. An 1867 table of theirs is conserved in the Victoria & Albert Museum.
As usual, many thanks to you all for watching and for your continued support,
Cole
Myers & Monroe, LLC
Music Credit : "The Dreamer" - The Tallest Man on Earth
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Welcome or welcome back for a brief tour of this exceptional and fine English period piece from the 1820s. This is a compelling example of decorative art in the Regency style, or more specifically George IV style, and one of the more memorable tilt-top maple tables we could encounter.
This piece is interestingly signed, made by one of the most celebrated and largest firms in London (Trollope & Sons, according to the Victoria & Albert Museum). This firm is mainly known for their mid 19th century production when they exhibited at the Worlds Fairs. Trollope was founded however in 1778, and little is known about the firm from 1810-1850, according to the journal of the Decorative Arts Society.
So not only do we have a memorable example of Regency furniture, and a stunning example of maple and inlay furniture from the 1820s, but also an unusually early example of this renowned firm's work. An 1867 table of theirs is conserved in the Victoria & Albert Museum.
As usual, many thanks to you all for watching and for your continued support,
Cole
Myers & Monroe, LLC
Music Credit : "The Dreamer" - The Tallest Man on Earth
- published: 03 Aug 2022
- views: 1150
12:41
Signed French Empire Period Mahogany Salon Furniture, Early 19th century Antiques by François Loret!
François Loret is a renowned master furniture maker who operated in Paris from 1811-1830. Although not one of the grandest names of the time, he comes to mind f...
François Loret is a renowned master furniture maker who operated in Paris from 1811-1830. Although not one of the grandest names of the time, he comes to mind for fine Napoleonic and Restauration period seating. His work is known to be emblematic of the period, and many chairs made by him are conserved in the French Ministry of Culture's Mobilier National (a national historic furniture reserve). This set of two armchairs, or two bergères, and a three seat canapé, is exemplary of his high quality furniture production (back when furniture was decorative art).
In addition to being quintessential examples of Loret’s work, these mahogany pieces also serve as wonderful examples of fine domestic furniture circa 1815. This video preserves a trace of them online and offers a brief discussion, while sharing the hidden parts of the pieces with other enthusiasts. I hope this may help inform some of your collecting, and thank you for watching!
Cole
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François Loret is a renowned master furniture maker who operated in Paris from 1811-1830. Although not one of the grandest names of the time, he comes to mind for fine Napoleonic and Restauration period seating. His work is known to be emblematic of the period, and many chairs made by him are conserved in the French Ministry of Culture's Mobilier National (a national historic furniture reserve). This set of two armchairs, or two bergères, and a three seat canapé, is exemplary of his high quality furniture production (back when furniture was decorative art).
In addition to being quintessential examples of Loret’s work, these mahogany pieces also serve as wonderful examples of fine domestic furniture circa 1815. This video preserves a trace of them online and offers a brief discussion, while sharing the hidden parts of the pieces with other enthusiasts. I hope this may help inform some of your collecting, and thank you for watching!
Cole
- published: 01 Feb 2022
- views: 1522
17:06
RESTORING the 19th century JUNK / cabinet restoration
This cabinet was originally from the Kolga manor, Estonia. It´s style - neo-baroque, suggests that it is from the end of the 19th century. It´s condition show...
This cabinet was originally from the Kolga manor, Estonia. It´s style - neo-baroque, suggests that it is from the end of the 19th century. It´s condition shows that it has been la long time in the kitchen with lots of smoke and fume. In this video I will restore it.
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Title: Restoring the 19th century junk / cabinet restoration
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This cabinet was originally from the Kolga manor, Estonia. It´s style - neo-baroque, suggests that it is from the end of the 19th century. It´s condition shows that it has been la long time in the kitchen with lots of smoke and fume. In this video I will restore it.
My favorite tools:
Kärcher steam cleaner: https://amzn.to/3jltvLf
Bessey edge clamps: https://amzn.to/3A6i7K3
Dovetail jig: https://amzn.to/2VeM7Vw
Workshop vacuum: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B01...
Random orbital sander: https://amzn.to/3A925PK
Oscillating Spindle Sander https://amzn.to/3lq9t4X
Camera: https://amzn.to/3e5CG0V
Led goggles: https://amzn.to/3we7mq1
Protective shield: https://amzn.to/3Pnthmj
T-shirts and other stuff:
https://at-store-25.creator-spring.com/
My music channel:
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AT Restoration Plus channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCjjxMSJTfAR3IbCAT25-MbA
#howtorestorefurniture #howto #howtorestore
Title: Restoring the 19th century junk / cabinet restoration
- published: 27 Nov 2021
- views: 2681308
2:29
Manufacturing of luxury classic furniture
What distinguishes the manufacturing of luxury classic furniture? The answer is in the quality of furnishings entirely crafted by hand, an unreachable achieveme...
What distinguishes the manufacturing of luxury classic furniture? The answer is in the quality of furnishings entirely crafted by hand, an unreachable achievement by any other technique that is not the ability of the hands of expert craftsmen and that makes each product unique, unequaled. In an interesting video, luxury classic furniture Vimercati present themselves, showing each stage of their production: from the initial cutting of the wood to the final treatment before delivery of the furniture. Everything, of course, is handmade in Italy and behold revealed the secret of luxury classic furniture really unique and precious
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What distinguishes the manufacturing of luxury classic furniture? The answer is in the quality of furnishings entirely crafted by hand, an unreachable achievement by any other technique that is not the ability of the hands of expert craftsmen and that makes each product unique, unequaled. In an interesting video, luxury classic furniture Vimercati present themselves, showing each stage of their production: from the initial cutting of the wood to the final treatment before delivery of the furniture. Everything, of course, is handmade in Italy and behold revealed the secret of luxury classic furniture really unique and precious
- published: 05 May 2015
- views: 557796
1:20:20
Behind the Ropes Tour: Changing Tastes in 19th Century Furniture, with Anthony Bellov
"Changing Tastes in 19th Century Furniture" - a virtual tour led by Anthony Bellov with special guest Carlswell Rush Berlin examining the amazing collection of ...
"Changing Tastes in 19th Century Furniture" - a virtual tour led by Anthony Bellov with special guest Carlswell Rush Berlin examining the amazing collection of original furniture remaining within the collection of the Merchant's House Museum - the very first building in Manhattan to receive landmark status and for 98 years the home of Seabury Tredwell, his family, and their servants. An amazingly intact survivor of a vanished world.
KEEP THE MUSEUM'S DOORS OPEN - any donation, no matter how small, will help - donate at: MERCHANTSHOUSE.ORG/SUPPORT
ABOUT THE MHM: The 1832 late-Federal Merchant’s House Museum, intact to an amazing degree, with irreplaceable Greek Revival interiors, is among the finest surviving examples of domestic architecture from the era.
The first designated landmark in Manhattan following the passing of the Landmarks Preservation law in April 1965. It is one of only 120 interior landmarks in the NYC, and one of only 6 residences. The MHM is a National Historic Landmark (one of only 2,400) and listed on the National Register of Historic Places. It is the only historic house museum in the Greenwich Village/NoHo area and celebrated 85 years as a museum in 2021.
ABOUT ANTHONY BELLOV: A native Brooklynite, award-winning videographer, classical pianist and tenor, public speaker, architectural historian, photographer, and preservationist, Anthony holds a Bachelor's in Architecture from Pratt Institute, and a Master's in Museum Leadership from Bank Street College. A long-time volunteer at the Merchant’s House Museum, he is also a board member of the American Research Center in Egypt and a member of the Salmagundi Club in NYC.
https://wn.com/Behind_The_Ropes_Tour_Changing_Tastes_In_19Th_Century_Furniture,_With_Anthony_Bellov
"Changing Tastes in 19th Century Furniture" - a virtual tour led by Anthony Bellov with special guest Carlswell Rush Berlin examining the amazing collection of original furniture remaining within the collection of the Merchant's House Museum - the very first building in Manhattan to receive landmark status and for 98 years the home of Seabury Tredwell, his family, and their servants. An amazingly intact survivor of a vanished world.
KEEP THE MUSEUM'S DOORS OPEN - any donation, no matter how small, will help - donate at: MERCHANTSHOUSE.ORG/SUPPORT
ABOUT THE MHM: The 1832 late-Federal Merchant’s House Museum, intact to an amazing degree, with irreplaceable Greek Revival interiors, is among the finest surviving examples of domestic architecture from the era.
The first designated landmark in Manhattan following the passing of the Landmarks Preservation law in April 1965. It is one of only 120 interior landmarks in the NYC, and one of only 6 residences. The MHM is a National Historic Landmark (one of only 2,400) and listed on the National Register of Historic Places. It is the only historic house museum in the Greenwich Village/NoHo area and celebrated 85 years as a museum in 2021.
ABOUT ANTHONY BELLOV: A native Brooklynite, award-winning videographer, classical pianist and tenor, public speaker, architectural historian, photographer, and preservationist, Anthony holds a Bachelor's in Architecture from Pratt Institute, and a Master's in Museum Leadership from Bank Street College. A long-time volunteer at the Merchant’s House Museum, he is also a board member of the American Research Center in Egypt and a member of the Salmagundi Club in NYC.
- published: 12 Jun 2023
- views: 328
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Interview with the Adrian Alan Gallery, expert in 19th Century furniture, by www.artfinding.com
Interview with the Adrian Alan Gallery, expert in 19th Century furniture, by Guillaume CHAMPAVERE (www.artfinding.com)
Interview with the Adrian Alan Gallery, expert in 19th Century furniture, by Guillaume CHAMPAVERE (www.artfinding.com)
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Interview with the Adrian Alan Gallery, expert in 19th Century furniture, by Guillaume CHAMPAVERE (www.artfinding.com)
- published: 22 Jan 2010
- views: 3758
50:59
Rescued from the Rainy Roadside
Tom Johnson of Thomas Johnson Antique Furniture Restoration in Gorham, Maine fully restores this 19th century antique chest of drawers that had been left by the...
Tom Johnson of Thomas Johnson Antique Furniture Restoration in Gorham, Maine fully restores this 19th century antique chest of drawers that had been left by the side of the road in the rain. Tom has been restoring furniture professionally since 1979. Visit our website at http://www.thomasjohnsonrestoration.com,, or write us at thomasjohnsonrestoration@gmail.com. And for those on the west coast looking for custom framing, be sure to check out Tom's daughter's shop, https://www.emcollier.com (@emcollierframes on Instagram).
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Tom Johnson of Thomas Johnson Antique Furniture Restoration in Gorham, Maine fully restores this 19th century antique chest of drawers that had been left by the side of the road in the rain. Tom has been restoring furniture professionally since 1979. Visit our website at http://www.thomasjohnsonrestoration.com,, or write us at thomasjohnsonrestoration@gmail.com. And for those on the west coast looking for custom framing, be sure to check out Tom's daughter's shop, https://www.emcollier.com (@emcollierframes on Instagram).
- published: 16 Feb 2024
- views: 204739
6:55
A Taste of La Vie de Château – The Collection of Jean-Louis Remilleux | Christie's
Immerse yourself in the splendour of 17th and 18th century French style, with our exclusive video dedicated to the collection of Jean-Louis Remilleux.
Here, R...
Immerse yourself in the splendour of 17th and 18th century French style, with our exclusive video dedicated to the collection of Jean-Louis Remilleux.
Here, Remilleux shares the story behind his collection and the life-long passions that inspired it. Classical French furniture, a stunning collection of equestrian art and historic pieces with links to Louis XIV and Napoleon come together in a harmonious whole within the magical surroundings of his Burgundy château.
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Immerse yourself in the splendour of 17th and 18th century French style, with our exclusive video dedicated to the collection of Jean-Louis Remilleux.
Here, Remilleux shares the story behind his collection and the life-long passions that inspired it. Classical French furniture, a stunning collection of equestrian art and historic pieces with links to Louis XIV and Napoleon come together in a harmonious whole within the magical surroundings of his Burgundy château.
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- published: 10 Sep 2015
- views: 535224
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How to Find early 19th century Chair by Dr. Lori
Watch Dr. Lori show you the parts of a chair to date it from 1830-1850 and tips about recaning and repairing chairs.
Ask Dr. Lori to appraise your antique or ...
Watch Dr. Lori show you the parts of a chair to date it from 1830-1850 and tips about recaning and repairing chairs.
Ask Dr. Lori to appraise your antique or attend one of her events at http://www.DrLoriV.com/events/
Watch Dr. Lori on History's The Curse of Oak Island.
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Watch Dr. Lori show you the parts of a chair to date it from 1830-1850 and tips about recaning and repairing chairs.
Ask Dr. Lori to appraise your antique or attend one of her events at http://www.DrLoriV.com/events/
Watch Dr. Lori on History's The Curse of Oak Island.
- published: 16 Jul 2017
- views: 8137
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Victorian Era Couple Live Like It's The 19th Century | Extraordinary People | New York Post
On this episode of Extraordinary People, a quirky couple is obsessed with the Victorian era. Sarah and Gabriel Chrisman wear 1880s-inspired clothing, cook with ...
On this episode of Extraordinary People, a quirky couple is obsessed with the Victorian era. Sarah and Gabriel Chrisman wear 1880s-inspired clothing, cook with a wood stove and live their everyday lives, in Port Townsend, Washington, as if it’s the 19th century. “I found a way to do a little bit of the time travel,” said Sarah, a writer. She and her librarian husband — who rides a penny-farthing bicycle around town — hope to inspire others to pursue their dreams, whatever they may be.
#Victorian #ExtraordinaryPeople #timetravel #couple
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On this episode of Extraordinary People, a quirky couple is obsessed with the Victorian era. Sarah and Gabriel Chrisman wear 1880s-inspired clothing, cook with a wood stove and live their everyday lives, in Port Townsend, Washington, as if it’s the 19th century. “I found a way to do a little bit of the time travel,” said Sarah, a writer. She and her librarian husband — who rides a penny-farthing bicycle around town — hope to inspire others to pursue their dreams, whatever they may be.
#Victorian #ExtraordinaryPeople #timetravel #couple
'Extraordinary People' is a weekly show that introduces you some of the world's most interesting, peculiar, extraordinary people.
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- published: 07 Feb 2019
- views: 10287047
12:09
Master Woodworking & Mercury Mirrors: 19th Century French Antiques, Charles X Period Furniture!
Two publication quality armoire à glace exemplifying both ends of the Charles X style in the decorative arts. This early 19th century furniture style is renowne...
Two publication quality armoire à glace exemplifying both ends of the Charles X style in the decorative arts. This early 19th century furniture style is renowned for demonstrating the height of the art of inlay in woodworking or furniture history. This romantic style occurs near the end of the traditional pre-industrial timeline in furniture history when techniques had advanced such that pieces were executed with peak levels of refinement. Charles X is part of the overarching Restoration style (~1815-1830), the aptly named aesthetic movement that corresponds with the restoration of the Bourbon monarchy in post Napoleonic France. The armoire on the left, in maple, demonstrates the early and original version of this style circa 1820-1825, while the other darker armoire demonstrates the inverse of this wood color scheme which became popular from 1825-35.
As usual, this video preserves digital traces of these pieces which I hope will interest seasoned enthusiasts as well as inform the collecting or even single purchase of anyone new to "antiques." As a whole, the videos shed light on the subject to help people better understand the difference between these pre-industrial period pieces (works of decorative art) and everything else that is ambiguously called an "antique."
Many thanks for watching,
Cole Myers
Myers & Monroe, LLC
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Two publication quality armoire à glace exemplifying both ends of the Charles X style in the decorative arts. This early 19th century furniture style is renowned for demonstrating the height of the art of inlay in woodworking or furniture history. This romantic style occurs near the end of the traditional pre-industrial timeline in furniture history when techniques had advanced such that pieces were executed with peak levels of refinement. Charles X is part of the overarching Restoration style (~1815-1830), the aptly named aesthetic movement that corresponds with the restoration of the Bourbon monarchy in post Napoleonic France. The armoire on the left, in maple, demonstrates the early and original version of this style circa 1820-1825, while the other darker armoire demonstrates the inverse of this wood color scheme which became popular from 1825-35.
As usual, this video preserves digital traces of these pieces which I hope will interest seasoned enthusiasts as well as inform the collecting or even single purchase of anyone new to "antiques." As a whole, the videos shed light on the subject to help people better understand the difference between these pre-industrial period pieces (works of decorative art) and everything else that is ambiguously called an "antique."
Many thanks for watching,
Cole Myers
Myers & Monroe, LLC
- published: 05 Mar 2022
- views: 1232
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Mid-Century Furniture Build || Building Craig a Desk
Go to https://athleticgreens.com/bourbonmoth to get started on your first purchase and receive a FREE 1-year supply of Vitamin D3+K2 and 5 travel packs. Thanks ...
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Go to https://athleticgreens.com/bourbonmoth to get started on your first purchase and receive a FREE 1-year supply of Vitamin D3+K2 and 5 travel packs. Thanks to AG1 for sponsoring today's video!
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- published: 22 Apr 2023
- views: 287151