A guide to 18th-century antique walnut furniture
Though its era spanned only a few decades, The Age of Walnut was responsible for some of the best 18th-century furniture, writes antiques expert May
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Guide to Furniture
Take a chair – the power of classic chair design
What you are sitting on says a lot about you. From the utilitarian school bench, to Sir Alan Sugar’s boardroom
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Why now’s the time to buy period oak
Period oak picking up After some years in the doldrums, early oak is starting to pick up. While rare, quirky, high-end pieces
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Guide to reproduction Chippendale furniture
Few of us will ever own an original Thomas Chippendale but luckily reproduction Chippendale furniture created by the Victorians and Edwardians offer
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A quick guide to Arts and Crafts furniture
Arts and Crafts furniture from the 19th century, such as examples of dressers and sideboards, make a striking addition to
Read moreHow to differentiate an antique from a replica
Differentiating antiques from replicas takes practise and experience, but with our handy guide, you will soon be able to identify them
Read moreMahogany linen cupboard’s royal connections
Brown furniture is back in demand – auctioneer Richard Bromell reveals the hidden secrets of an antique mahogany linen press
Read moreAntique cabinet reveals hidden secrets
Antiques dealer and BBC Antiques Roadshow expert Lennox Cato explores the hidden details of a beautiful 17th-century cabinet made from
Read moreAdvice for buying a Georgian mahogany chest of drawers
An antique chest of drawers makes a handsome addition to any interior. Join antiques dealer and Antiques Roadshow regular, Lennox
Read moreThe Ultimate Guide to Arts & Crafts furniture
In our guide to Arts & Crafts furniture, Ivan Macquisten casts his eye over the influential movement and its impact
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