English antiques

Bookcases have long been viewed as a staple for any home, and an antique bookcase will add heaps of class to your living space. Usually decorated in woods that have darker veneers or gloss for that vintage aesthetic, they will complement all of your favorite books perfectly. Whether you want something tall and simple or a vintage bookcase with a design, we’ve picked out some of the best types of antique bookcases for you below.

HGTV shares this vignette of antique collectables in a dining room including an English dessert trolley holding silver meat domes, ornate clock and portraits and paintings.

When I think of an old world inspired office space, I think of dark walls with deep hues of emerald green, red and grey. I see walls with panelling, timber floors with traditional rugs, chandeliers, bookcases with glass doors, heavy velvet curtains hanging from the ceiling to the floor, brass accents throughout the room, leather […]

An early Georgian Irish #chimneypiece in Kilkenny #marble recently installed into a London home.

Victorian Rosewood Occasional Table. Circa 1850 Standing on Carved and Shaped Legs with a very pretty ring Turned and Carved Column. The Top of The Table Having Superb Rio Rosewood Veneers. Size: Height 27" (69cm) Width 21" (53cm) Depth 21" (53cm) Viewing by appointment only.

Look back at the delightful Boninti home, an English-style cottage and garden right here in Albemarle county.

As well as elegant additions to your home, antique wooden boxes can be the beautiful solution to your storage problems. We all need a place to store the smaller items we have accumulated. In fact I now have an antique box which I use every day to store my many pairs of reading glasses...... many because they never seem to be where I need them. Now I actually enjoy returning them to the gorgeous little inlaid box. Today, in the era of the new maximalism, these sturdy and handsome antique…

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I'm excited to be sharing all about English Cottage style with you today, and 12 easy ways to incorporate elements into your own home! *Feature Photo Credit : Making it in the Mountains I love studying different styles, breaking them down and showing some of the individual elements that the style is known for, because