5 types of antique furniture collections
Silver furniture
Silver antiquities are must haves when it comes to antique
furniture. Mr Saqib Soomro let us in on a secret place from where he procures
some of the most amazing silver items. Secretively underground, housed amidst
vaulted walls, there is nothing quite like the beyond belief and incredible
collections of superior antique silver in the Silver Vaults. Located in London, this market is a dream place for
any antique procurer, with every period, design, age, era and style
represented. Jewelry, tables, chairs, silver apothecary tables, door knobs
holders and candle stands, you name it you will find it; gorgeous antique
silver furniture to embellish your house. All the dealers have authentic and
original pieces and each individual piece id authenticated by specialists after
following a series of steps. This is in all its essence a one of a kind
treasure trove of classic and traditional English silver craftsmanship.
Hepplewhite
furniture
This neoclassical
style of delicate and intricate designs, conical legs, divergent veneers and
decorative comfort define the furniture of that era the best. This style was
developing from 1765 till the 1800’s. The Hepplewhite furniture style includes
some of the most favorite designs of Mr. Saqib Soomro as they are comfortable
yet breathtakingly stunning.
Jacobean
furniture
The Jacobean era refers to the phase
in Scottish and English history that collides with the period of influence
of James the fourth of
Scotland . This era is from 1567 to 1625. In 1603, James also inherited the
crown of England. The Jacobean era succeeds the Elizabethan era and comes before the Caroline era, and is frequently used for the
distinguishable styles of Jacobean furniture
and architecture, visual art and decorative arts, literature and writings which characterized and define that historical period. The work of arts including visual arts,
architecture and furniture had notable style as they were three dimensional. To
copy and give the effect of Asian lacquer, most of the furniture was painted
black. Some of Mr Saqib Soomro’s favorite pieces belonged to the Jacobean era
especially the set of trestle tables. He has used them to adorn his house and is
very proud of them.
The
Victorian Era Furniture
Dark
and intricate finishing, sophisticated embellishments and curvaceous, strong
lines define the furniture of the Victorian era the best.
The
William and Mary Era Furniture
From
1690 till 1735 was the William and Mary era of stunning furniture. Most of the
furniture from that era has obvious Dutch and Chinese influences. There were
lots of trumpet styled legs and lowers, Spanish ball feet, dark contrasting
colors and intricate Oriental lacquer-work. Baroque is another name used for
the William and Mary style. This term is used mostly in historic museums and by
historians to define the furniture from that era. William and Mary were from
Holland and ruled Ireland, Scotland and England together. The dove-tail
technique was very popular during those times, to join furniture pieces
together and so lots of the furniture from that time has this technique
incorporated. The furniture from that era was gorgeous and luxurious yet very
comfortable. The furniture style from that time continued to evolve even in the
colonial American times. This the first era of furniture styles to move away from
the Jacobean style that was fashionable previously.
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