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Stickley Brothers arm chairs
Antique American

Stickley Brothers Style

By Fred Taylor
courtesy gamble house
Furniture Styles

Arts & Crafts Furniture Design Philosophy

By Patricia Poore
These Federal D end console tables have drop leaves attached that would rest on a rectangular center section.
Furniture Styles

Expanding tables accommodate families of every size

By Fred Taylor
This late Victorian, Empire Revival parlor arm chair is made with a wide birch frame and is stained with a mahogany finish. It sold for $71 at EBTH.com. Courtesy of Everything But The House, www.ebth.com
Furniture Styles

Furniture Fakes: When furniture isn't as it appears

By Fred Taylor
wig stand
Furniture

Learn about old furniture forms that have fallen out of use

By Fred Taylor
The June 6 issue of Antique Trader.
Furniture Styles

Storytelling adds intrinsic value

By Antoinette Rahn
Example of Oriental walnut
Furniture Styles

Furniture Detective: Depression era furniture terms

By Fred Taylor
This “lollipop” chair, designed and patented by American chair maker George Hunzinger. (Photo courtesy Fred Taylor)
Featured

‘Lollipop’ rocker boasts unique history and value

By Fred Taylor
This table, while it seems to match the Heywood-Wakefield chairs and hutch, was actually made by Tell City of Tell City, Ind.
Furniture

Furniture Detective: Dealing With a Formica Top on a Heywood-Wakefield Table

By Fred Taylor