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What is an antique davenport desk? A versatile, compact piece of study furniture, davenports show that your writing space can be far from boring.

New regulations to ensure the protection of Rosewood (also known as Dalbergia) took effect in January 2017. How does it affect Rosewood furniture..

Furniture legs are an integral part of your furniture and play a huge part in wanting a certain piece of antique furniture in your home. Knowing a bit about them can help you identify the period your antique furniture was made. We take a look here.

We all consider setting New Years resolutions and goals for ourselves, whether it's to keep up an exercise regime or spending more time with family and friends, but neglect to think about the place we come back to everyday; our homes.

Modern life and new technology has meant that for some pieces of antique furniture, we have simply outgrown their original, intended use. Traditional, antique pieces of furniture were often designed for a single use - but that doesn't mean they can't be used creatively to suit the needs of modern life.

With Christmas dinners being eaten across the globe, the dining room is an integral part of the family home for the festive season. Whether you have a dedicated dining room or a dining table in your kitchen, you can make it into a welcoming, practical space ready for the holiday season. Have a look at our suggestions!

Antique oak coffers were often locally made, of simple construction, but of huge importance to their owners. Brilliant pieces of storage furniture throughout the house, we take a look at them in this article.

We often get asked about selling antiques, and there are a few options that you can consider when parting from your antiques. From selling to a dealer, auctions and selling privately. We've tried to explore some of the pros and cons.