MICHAEL THOMAS
ART, ANTIQUES & FURNISHINGS BLOG
Friday, August 9, 2013
"Broyhill Brasilia" Credenza and Mirror
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The Brasilia Collection was first introduced by Broyhill at the 1962 Seattle World's Fair. The collection was inspired by Brasilia, t...
Tuesday, August 6, 2013
Fifth Anniversary Contest
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As part of our fifth anniversary contest, we are giving you another way to win a $500.00 Michael Thomas gift certificate . We recently jo...
Bleached Mahogany Credenza
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While this piece is unmarked, based on the design, quality, wood and hardware, we feel pretty certain that it was made by the Red Lion ...
"F. A. I. P." Driftwood Lamp
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Take a walk on the wild side of the beach. If you are looking to add a big shot of color and texture to a room, we have just the piece...
"Kittenger" Banded Mahogany Table
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Elegant, but not formal or fussy, this superbly crafted and versatile table was made by Kittinger Furniture Company. It has a banded m...
Gilded Mirror
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Carved and gilded mirror framed mirror with understated decoration. 43" l., 33" w. Italian, c. 1970 SOLD
Wednesday, July 31, 2013
"Ernestine of Salerno" Hand-painted Majolica Lamps
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Rare pair of hand-painted Majolica lamps on iron hairpin bases. These beautiful lamps were made by Ernestine of Salerno and a...
Fruitwood Cabinet
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Handsome and very versatile fruitwood cabinet with carved doors and brass accents. This piece would make a great bar and there is a ni...
Pair of "Stiffel" Lamps
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Impressive pair of Hollywood Regency style antiqued brass lamps by Stiffel. These classic urn shaped lamps have ebonized accents and a...
Cerused Oak Credenza
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Cool and sophisticated, this cerused oak credenza has three studded stainless doors with a patinated finish and tassel pulls. The door...
Sunday, July 28, 2013
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We are quickly approaching our fifth anniversary and we are getting the celebration started a little early. First of all, we would like t...
Friday, July 26, 2013
American Fancy Chairs
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American Fancy was an aesthetic movement that swept The States in the early 19th c. characterized by exuberantly decorated furnishings....
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