Greetings, Yes, some things only get better with age, and antiques quickly fit that category. Properly chosen for your eye and good taste, each year finds one enjoying the art, furniture, and objects purchased earlier even more. Furnishing a home is not just about physical acquisitiveness. It can be a means to a more fulfilled life. ...Objects of beauty offer promise of future happiness.
-Stendahl
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Our country French fruitwood farm table has rounded ends and retains it's original form with just a little addition to the feet of the square tapered legs legs. This has a durable oiled finish and good patina. Early 1800's. L.79" , W. 23 , H.29 1/2" . $985. The green American Sheraton decorated rush seat "fancy chairs" are circa 1810-20's and all but one has has the original paint. The wear is typical for their age and use. All seats are redone to a high standard. Probably New York state. Set of eight from an important local collection, $1200. The Heriz rug, circa 1900-10 is 8' by 10'. this piece was just brought to us. A sound rug with no apparent repairs showing even overall wear. Generally, these are the most sought after carpet to use with American antiques. $1495.
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