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Edwardian furniture was only manufactured for a brief period of time, and it featured pieces that had straight lines, less carving, mostly walnut satin woods and some string inlay. Find out why Edwardian furniture is popular with help from an antique furniture dealer in this free video on Edwardian furniture.
Jacobean furniture is mostly available in revival forms, and it is characterized by heavy carvings and a lot of animal faces. Find out what types of furniture are often found in the Jacobean style, such as foyer tables, with help from an antique furniture dealer in this free video on Jacobean furniture.
When buying antique mirrors, it's important to simply use the mirrors, as it is not environmentally safe to restore mirrors anymore. Learn about the pollution aspect of restoring antique mirrors with help from an antique furniture dealer in this free video on antique mirrors.
When taking vintage furniture in to get restored, it's important to get references, a point of safety and reassurance that the piece will be treated carefully. Find out how to use antique cleaning methods at home with help from an antique furniture dealer in this free video on vintage furniture.
A good starting point for researching antique furniture is the public library, in which there are many books and pictures of antique furniture pieces. Talk to antique dealers and shop owners about identifying a piece of antique furniture with help from an antique furniture dealer in this free video on antique furniture.
Karen Booth Karen Booth and her husband, Jim, own Cape Fear Antiques and Consignment, and offer Wilmington’s finest collection of antiques and estate home furnishings. The Booths have been selling, appraising, and buying antiques for 14 years. They specialize in a mix of American, English, French, and Belgian furniture. The Booths also carry a great selection of quality glass, porcelain and china, costume jewelry, and fine estate jewelry.dkdk
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