Sneak Peak at some Spring '09 Swedish

This is a sneak peak of some of the new Swedish pieces will be shown during the spring High Point Market. Of course the first two images are of an older release vintage...but just have such class and style. Just look at how yummy the Easter table looks in a Swedish setting.... and the faux bamboo side chairs in the gustavian style paint rub are o'la la sweet.

Want some, need some? Call me.

Tiffany Studio Arts and Crafts Period Bronze Works

Just picked up a fantastic grouping of Tiffany Studio New York desk set items, dore compotes, plateswith abalone disks and geometric designs and a rare brush pot. These fablulous pieces were made between 1902 & 1938. Click Here to see them all.

Their Studio #'s are 1672, 1708, 1730, 1798, 1736, 964, 1749, 1725, 1000, 1724, 1719

Another Grand English Wall Cabinet

This is another original Fawsley style astrical glazed wall cabinet made to replicate - perfectly - Georgian period pine pieces. Just huge!!!! Bigger than the one below. Those going to the High Point Market might see this smashing piece.

Retail Girl says, "Happy Easter everyone!"

Retail Girl says, "Happy Easter everyone!"

A Stunning English Pine Wall Cabinet

Just got back from a 2000 mile 6 day road trip and found this gorgeous original Fawsley style astrical glazed wall cabinet made to replicate - perfectly - Georgian period pine pieces. What scale!!! I'm 6 feet under my hair...hmmm? Just had to share it. 144" wide and 102" high and 23" deep in the middle and 20" deep on the wings. The shelf depth is 12 1/2" on the wings and 15 1/4" in the middle. The case case close by magntic clickers and the bottom cabinet by lock and key.







Wonderful hand carved details.

Note the inside finish in the old world style with a grey/white wash glaze and finger smoothed putty edges...these will crack to emulate a Georgian piece. The camera's flash made it appear a bit more grey than it is...the white was overpowered.

Lastly, the Fawsley comes from the Fawsley Manor in Daventry England, a 2000 acre Tudor/Georgian estate an hour north west on the M1 between Birmingham and London.