MICHAEL THOMAS
ART, ANTIQUES & FURNISHINGS BLOG
Friday, December 18, 2015
Olexander Wlasenko; Salon
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Salon was inspired by the 1965 Italian film Io la conoscevo bene , which translates as I Knew Her Well . The film follows a small town girl...
Hollywood Regency Coffee Table
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If you are looking for a piece to add a little Hollywood Regency style drama to a room, this substantial coffee table would fit the bill. ...
Tuesday, December 15, 2015
Christmas
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We've been in our new home in Hamilton for just over a month now and we are sincerely grateful for the enthusiastic ...
Kittinger Side Tables
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These timeless and elegant side tables by Kittinger Furniture Company feature lustrous satinwood veneers, patinated brass galleries ...
Hickory Chair Company Caned Table
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Classic two-tiered, caned, walnut table with faux bamboo legs on casters. 27" l., 22" w., 22" h. American, c. 1960's ...
Friday, December 11, 2015
Gold Leaf Console Table
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Long, lean and gleaming, gold leaf Parsons style console table. 72" l., 14" w., 26" h. American, c. 1970's SOLD
Thursday, December 10, 2015
Mitchell Gold Parsons Chairs
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Set of six tufted Parsons chairs by Mitchell Gold. These vintage chairs have newer upholstery in a rich cream, gold and silver ikat fabri...
Empire Drop-Leaf Table
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Handsome drop-leaf Empire table with pedestal base. This classic table would be great for a condo. or smaller space as it work...
Wednesday, December 9, 2015
Mid-Century Cabinet
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Striking in both its pristine condition as well as its sleek lines, this gorgeous cabinet has two doors which lock individually. The h...
Kem Weber Chrome and Naugahyde Chairs
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We were very happy to find an article on one of our favorite 20th century American designers in the July/ August 2015 ...
Tuesday, December 8, 2015
Walter Von Nessen Desk Lamp
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Originally designed in the early 1930's by Walter Von Nessen, this iconic, brass, swing-arm desk lamp is a mid-century model by Nessen...
Edward Wormley for Drexel Furniture, Tall Chest
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Edward Wormley was an American designer at the forefront of introducing Modernism to the American public. His furniture was shown in the ...
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