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Nancy Summers

This settee is made from antique tapestry material and reflects the Louis the XIVth period. This is a one of a kind piece. TAKE 10% OFF LISTED PRICE. THIS IS AN ON LINE SALE ONLY. ALL SALES ARE FINAL. Please click on picture to get a magnified view.


$318.00
 



Nancy Summers

One of a kind replicas of the original chairs scene in the Vanderbilt (summer cottage) Mansion in Newport, Rhode Island in the mid 1800's. The chairs and sofa are of French design from the Louis XIV Period. Set can be sold individually. TAKE 10% OFF LISTED PRICES. THIS IS AN ONLINE SALE ONLY. ALL SALES ARE FINAL. Pease click on the picture for an enlarged version.


$264.00

$294.00

$$274



Dawson Sets the Standard

This Louis XIVth Period grouping of an amaranth Venetian side chair, settee and carver chair are cast to perfection and completely accurate. Please click on picture to magnify view.


$180.00

$245.00

$195.00





Mr. Dawson Again, If You Please!

I don't know why, but I love the glitz of the Louis Periods, maybe because of the creativity which was centered around the Palace at Versailles. With this in mind, here is another period piece set having a bird theme and consisting of a side chair, settee and carver. Please click on the photo to enjoy a magnified view.


$180.00

$245.00

$195.00



Gooch Parlorizes

This Regency Period brass-mounted rosewood writing table can be used most anywhere. It was usually in the parlor and where the ladies sat and shmoozed. You can see this piece in a "setting" just below. The rectangular top of the table has D-shaped ends and inset gilt-tooled burgundy leather above two frieze drawers and opposing false drawers, on turned tapering legs with foliate brass caps and castors. Please click on the picture to enjoy a magnified view.


$1398.00
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Setting a Scene

Each item pictured can be found on the website. I just thought that bringing them all together might give you ideas on how to use the pieces in rooms as well as room box Please click on the picture to enjoy a magnified view.


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A Fine Betty Valentine Piece
 
Victorian fainting couch with silk striped material characteristic of this period as well as the Empire Period. Its antecedents are from the French recamier or chaise lounge. It is not a sofa or a settee, which was for sitting. The word couch derives from Old French couche, meaning "bed" or coucher with the meaning "to lie down. Therefore, this couch is for lying down. Since Victorian women often swooned, this couch became an integral part of "parlor life", thus, the name, fainting couch. Please click on the picture to enjoy an enlarged version of it.


$221.00



Classic David Both
 
This recamier is a Chippendale Period classic. It is made with fine silk material and is a one of a kind piece. Please click on the image to enjoy and enlarged version.


$189.00




A Betty Valentine Medley
 
From Chippendale to Victorian, Betty makes essential dollhouse pieces. The grouping in this photo gives you an idea. All are reasonably priced. Please click on the picture to enjoy a magnified view..


$120.00
Square Table

$240.00
Round About Chair

$99.00
Marble Demi Lune




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