Mahogany Antique Furniture

There are many different types of antique furniture out there, but if you want really beautiful, well made wooden antique furniture, then you need to look for mahogany. Furniture made of mahogany wood tends to have a stunningly beautiful and majestic appearance. Mahogany is a hard wood native to northern South America and the West Indies, and was an extremely popular choice for furniture in England...

April 4th, 2009 by admin 

Spotting Antique Furniture

Many people unknowingly own or purchase valuable pieces of antique furniture. It is helpful for those who frequently attend garage sales to learn how to recognize an antique piece. Although dealers and serious collectors are best able to distinguish a genuine piece of furniture from a replica, a few small bits of knowledge can go a long way. Yardsales and op-shops are a great source of antiques......

April 2nd, 2009 by admin 

Antiques as Investments - Refinish For Greater Returns

If you happen to own or are looking to own antique furniture as an investment then it would be prudent to learn how to refinish antique furniture in general. This is simply protecting your investment because you never know what may happen. Damage and degradation actually result in items of antique furniture being scrapped every year. The only way to protect it is to refinish antique furniture as and...

April 2nd, 2009 by admin 

Pros & Cons of Collecting Antique Victorian Furniture

If you collect, deal or invest in antique Victorian furniture, you’ve likely received some mixed messages recently with regard to the market. Let me share what I myself have come across over the course of the past four months or so and then give you my thoughts. I’ll present my research in the confusing and conflicting stream that it has come to me, to show you that you’re not alone...

April 2nd, 2009 by admin