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Whether you want to have a living room that captures Old World elegance or you are pining for a suite that will match photographs of your grandmother's art deco den from the 20s, antique furniture is the way to realize your home decorating dreams. There are as many varieties of antique furniture as there are eras and styles.

Asian antique furniture is quite popular with collectors and there is a large market for exporting classic pieces such as garnet-shade mahogany chests and tables with mother of pearl etchings. If you are looking into Asian antique furniture, it is best to design an entire room in an Asian theme to ensure that your pieces look good together. Chinese sculptures and smooth vases complement your Asian antique furniture nicely.

For many antiques enthusiasts, the simple elegance and quality of handmade colonial furniture has a special appeal. Shaker tables along with colorful Amish pie chests with tin accents give the atmosphere in your kitchen a “made from scratch” feel. Colonial furniture is appropriate for every room in the house, and its unadorned elegance matches well with even the most contemporary sofas and entertainment centers.

European antique furniture from the 18th and 19th centuries are a great investment as well as an impressive addition to any home. Louis XV chairs have strong oak frames, curved legs and leather padding and are a perfect addition to a grand European table with elaborately carved sides and claw's feet. Underneath a large mirror with an beautifully carved gilded frame, you can place an Italian baroque polychrome credenzzia painted white with frescoes on the drawers and a Sienna marble top.

Make sure that you purchase your antique furniture from a reputable antique dealer who can prove that valuable furniture is the genuine article. Too often, run down furniture can be made to “look” older than it is, when it is actually in bad condition. Oak is the perfect wood for antique furniture, since it tends to improve with age. The idea behind the value of an antique is that it should still retain the same splendor it had when it was first made.


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