Fred Taylor

Stickley Brothers arm chairs
Antique American

Stickley Brothers Style

courtesy gamble house
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Arts & Crafts Furniture Design Philosophy

These Federal D end console tables have drop leaves attached that would rest on a rectangular center section.
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Expanding tables accommodate families of every size

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
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Furniture Fakes: When furniture isn't as it appears

wig stand
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Learn about old furniture forms that have fallen out of use

The June 6 issue of Antique Trader.
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Storytelling adds intrinsic value

Example of Oriental walnut
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Furniture Detective: Depression era furniture terms

This “lollipop” chair, designed and patented by American chair maker George Hunzinger. (Photo courtesy Fred Taylor)
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‘Lollipop’ rocker boasts unique history and value

This table, while it seems to match the Heywood-Wakefield chairs and hutch, was actually made by Tell City of Tell City, Ind.
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Furniture Detective: Dealing With a Formica Top on a Heywood-Wakefield Table