This cabinet is one of the most creatively conceived and constructed pieces of rustic furniture that we’ve had the pleasure of handling during our career as antiques dealers.
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We challenged ourselves to articulate our fundamental motivations for being in the antiques business, and share our conclusions here.
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Room layout design tools, as well as augmented reality software, can be useful tools for virtually placing furniture in a room before making a purchase.
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These ornate early 20th-century Eastern Cree snow shoes have three classic types of decoration: pulled warp, wool tufts and colorful paint.
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This article delves into the phenomenon of posting photos of antiques to online social sharing sites such as Pinterest, and explores the trend of collecting antiques in a virtual rather than physical reality.
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This framed early 20th century photo captures a classic scene of a solo paddler in a wood-and-canvas canoe on a serene northern lake.
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Canoe cups are a popular rustic collectible, especially those with carved or painted decoration of scenes and animals encountered in northern woods and waterways.
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Does the term “antiques” evoke fusty and outdated elements of home decor? That is not the association we want people to have with the types of antiques we deal in, so this article explores alternative terminology for good, old things.
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What type of antiques buyer are you? Explore three categories of buyers to see which best describe you.
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