Furniture makers and furniture companies often have a complex and fascinating story. We delve into the history of fine furniture companies, furniture stores and furniture craftsmen. Our articles here provide information about these furniture makers in an entertaining way!
When talking about fine furniture companies, many people have an opinion of who reigns supreme. We, too, have learned that there are certain companies and brands of furniture makers that simply do not ever let us down! Their furniture has strength, durability, special styles and quality. Indeed, not all vintage furniture is equal in this regards!
Of course, if you did not grow up with fine furniture, you might not have a great idea of what to look for in shopping for vintage furniture. We aim to help our readers make an educated decision when it comes to furniture. After all, fine furniture can and last a lifetime! Furthermore, vintage furniture usually builds on tradition. Thus the styles and designs often have timeless appeal.
What’s an Ethan Allen Maple Hutch Worth? Bohemians Antique Furniture sold a vintage Ethan Allen furniture Maple Hutch Cabinet in October of 2019 for around $450. This vintage Maple hutch cabinet overall was in good vintage condition. Continue reading What’s an Ethan Allen Maple Hutch Worth? Ethan Allen Furniture Prices
What’s an Ethan Allen sofa worth? In the summer of 2019, Bohemians sold an Ethan Allen sofa for around $500. Of course, the sofa had a great traditional style and fun upholstery fabric. This one was a good price and a fair value Continue reading What’s an Ethan Allen Sofa Worth? Prices? Values?
What’s an Ethan Allen Lowboy Chest worth? In 2019, Bohemians sold a vintage Ethan Allen Lowboy Chest for about $450. This lowboy chest had a traditional Queen Anne style. The condition made this piece of Ethan Allen furniture a great value for the price. Continue reading What’s an Ethan Allen Lowboy Chest worth? Prices? Values?
What’s the Value of an Ethan Allen Georgian Court Server? Bohemians sold an Ethan Allen Georgian Court Server for $400-$500 in October of 2019. This vintage server, which has a nice traditional look, sold rather quickly at this price. Continue reading What’s the Value of an Ethan Allen Georgian Court Server? Ethan Allen Furniture Prices
In January of 2020, Bohemians sold an Ethan Allen loveseat for around $500. This vintage off-white loveseat had a beautiful traditional look and was in very good vintage condition. Continue reading What’s the Value of an Ethan Allen Loveseat?
Bohemians Antiques sold a vintage Ethan Allen Sofa Table in the summer of 2020 for about $300. This sofa table had some flaws, but still had a very nice traditional look. Continue reading What’s the Value of an Ethan Allen Sofa Table?
What’s The Value of a Vintage Ethan Allen Solid Cherry Lighted China Cabinet? Bohemians sold a Vintage Ethan Allen Solid Cherry Lighted China Cabinet in February of 2020 for about $1300-1600. The cabinet was about 19 years old and in excellent condition. Continue reading What’s The Value of a Vintage Ethan Allen Solid Cherry Lighted China Cabinet?
What’s The Value of A Henredon Double Bonnet Secretary Desk? What is a Fair Price? Is the Desk Worth Anything? Bohemians sold an Burl Walnut Reproduction Secretary Desk by high end maker Henredon with a double Bonnet Bookcase top in November of 2019 for about $750. The desk was in original finish and in very good vintage condition with a very few signs of age or wear. Continue reading What’s The Value of A Henredon Double Bonnet Secretary Desk? Price? Worth?
Pennsylvania House used to be a household name in the fine furniture business.
Their fine cherry, oak, and maple furniture graced homes across the country.
Continue reading What happened to Pennsylvania House Furniture? (We have the Scoop!)
Ah Stickley… Ask Greg about Stickley furniture and he will most likely sigh loudly and take you on a long historical tour of one of our favorite makers. (Buckle your seatbelts, when we say long tour, we mean it!)
Continue reading Why Stickley Furniture is Valuable, A Top 5 High End Furniture Brand
Kling Furniture company was created as a collection of furniture companies in New York State. John Alexander Kling, an immigrant from Sweden, purchased several struggling furniture companies, starting with the Chautauqua Spring Bed & Lounge Company in Mayville, New York in 1911.
Continue reading Who is the Kling Furniture Company? (New Important News!)
Harden Furniture used to be a premier brand for luxury furniture stores.
Harden bedroom furniture, living room and dining room furniture decorated the most high end furniture stores around the country.
Indeed, most high end retailers looked at Harden as one of the best quality recommendations they could make to their clientele.
Their traditional styles and fine solid wood furniture spoke of timelessness and true quality.
Today, sadly, Pre-Owned Harden Furniture can only be found in select places. Continue reading What happened to Harden Furniture? (The Sad Truth about one of America’s Best Furniture Companies!)
For years, Statton Furniture was a staple in Fine Furniture stores across the country.
Their elegant, Made in America cherry pieces stood for quality and craftsmanship.
Many families choose the Statton name and beautiful cherry traditional furniture to decorate their bedrooms, dining rooms and living rooms.
Continue reading What Happened to Statton Furniture? Is Statton Still in Business? The Answers
High End Furniture Dealers often consider Kittinger Furniture as one of the best hand crafted vintage furniture brands!
Although not widely heard of, Kittinger has gained a reputation from their exclusivity.
Unlike Ethan Allen, which has positioned itself as an every-man’s furniture brand, Kittinger remains like a secret club to those with enough taste (and means) to afford it.
Continue reading What Happened To Kittinger Furniture Company? (What You Need To Know!)
Henkel Harris furniture is a furniture company that stresses construction, technique and classic styling over the “flavor of the moment” trends. The Winchester, Virginia furniture company was formed in 1945 with two families, the Henkel family and the Harris family, but it was eventually Mary Henkel who took the company to its level of fame and prominence in the 1960s.
Continue reading Some History of Henkel Harris Furniture – Fine Furniture Made in America
