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Furniture crafted before 1840, often handmade and rare.

Pieces from the Victorian and pre-industrial era.

Early 20th-century designs, including Art Nouveau and Arts & Crafts.

Includes midcentury modern and contemporary vintage styles.

Renowned for elegant, high-end furniture craftsmanship.

Known for Victorian and Eastlake styles.

Popular midcentury and traditional American furniture.

Luxury furniture with classic American styling.

Historic reproductions and colonial revival pieces.

Famous for mission-style and Arts & Crafts furniture.

Simple, handcrafted designs emphasizing natural materials.

Bold geometric shapes and luxurious materials.

Flowing lines and floral motifs from the early 1900s.

Elegant, rustic French countryside aesthetics.

Rural charm with distressed finishes and simple forms.

Ornate Victorian-era style with carved details.

Classical revival with bold curves and grandeur.

American neoclassical style with symmetry and simplicity.

British elegance from the 18th century.

Raw, utilitarian design with metal and wood.

Clean lines, organic forms, and post-war innovation.

Straightforward, solid wood construction with minimal ornamentation.

Ornate designs inspired by classical European art.

Lavish, romantic furniture from the 19th century.

Crafted in the United States, often with colonial or shaker influences.

Furniture from China, Japan, and Southeast Asia.

Classic British styles like Georgian and Victorian.

Elegant and ornate designs from France.

Solid craftsmanship with traditional German aesthetics.

Stylish and artistic furniture from Italy.

Minimalist and functional Scandinavian design.

Highly figured maple with distinctive grain patterns.

Light, soft wood often used in rustic pieces.

Rich reddish wood used in fine cabinetry.

Durable and widely used hardwood.

Dark, luxurious wood favored in classic furniture.

Versatile hardwood with smooth grain.

Oak cut to reveal dramatic grain patterns.

Exotic hardwood with deep reddish tones.

Dark, rich wood with elegant grain.