Antique furniture was constructed using different types of Veneer decoration. You can see the different styles of cuts of veneer here, on our informative page showing the beautiful grains used. Below…
Carving on antique furniture is basically cutting into the wood to make decorative patterns and has been done for many centuries. Below are some examples of different carving used on…
The types of handles used on antique furniture changed throughout history, mainly because of materials that was available, more skilful methods developed to create them and due to ever changing…
There are many different feet and legs used on antique furniture throughout the centuries and below is examples of the different styles used. A bun foot can often be seen…
Antique furniture was often constructed using different cuts of Veneer for decoration onto a solid carcass. Below are the different types of veneers used by the skilled cabinet makers over…
Early antique furniture was primitively constructed out of solid, often re-using old pieces of timber. Antique furniture construction, up to the early 1700’s was mainly built using pegged construction (wooden…
The History of MirrorsAntique mirrors were first known by the name ‘looking glasses’ and they were first produced in Murano and silvered in Venice as early as the 16th Century.…
Antique furniture is named by the British period and is influenced by the British Monarch. Here is a list of dates – Dates – British Monarch – British Period 1558-1603 –…
Different Antique Furniture Terminology From A to Z. Below is a list of terminology very often used in antique furniture in alphabetical order. This will be very helpful if you…
Antique Furniture – Types of Wood Here is a selection of woods used on antique furniture, below is a comprehensive guide into the woods and history behind each type of…
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