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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 kibbitzed.
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.
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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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David Booth And Betty Valentine
These are one of a kind Regency Period leather chairs. They are individually pinned
as were the actual chairs. All artfully hand done by one of the foremost English artisans.
The table, was done by Betty Valentine, but it was her last one and was sold .
Please click on picture to enjoy a magnified view.
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Betty Valentine's Last Pieces
From Chippendale to Victorian, Betty makes essential dollhouse pieces. The 19th
century marbletop demi lunes are the last ones she made. They are not exactly
alike. Please click on the image to enjoy and enlarged version.
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