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Exhibit: Suffolk County's Role In The Civil War
Museum No. 533

Exhibit: Suffolk County's Role In The Civil War

Victorian furniture fans will be interested in an exhibit on display through November 14th March 2010 at the Suffolk county Historical Society. This exhibit is focuses on the experiences of Long Island residents in the C

The Robinson Crusoe Sideboard
Museum No. 363

The Robinson Crusoe Sideboard

I just received my copy of the December 2008 Victorian Homes magazine (yikes, Christmas trees already) and within the "Antiques" column was this extravagant piece of Victorian furniture, the 12 foot Robinson Crusoe sideb

Herter Brothers Eye Candy
Museum No. 326

Herter Brothers Eye Candy

I thought I'd share two photos of Herter Brothers pieces from my recent Philadelphia Museum of Art trip. You'll have to excuse the photography as it was with a camera that was foreign to me and since the Herters' pieces

Thomas Brooks Attribution Response From Philadelphia Museum of Art
Museum No. 325

Thomas Brooks Attribution Response From Philadelphia Museum of Art

I heard from Jennifer Zwilling at the Philadelphia Museum of Art on the Thomas Brooks attribution basis for this sofa I recently posted about. I thank Jennifer for taking the time to respond and to do so with the amount

Allen and Brother Egyptian Revival Marble Top Table
Museum No. 323

Allen and Brother Egyptian Revival Marble Top Table

This Egyptian Revival parlor table constructed by Allen and Brother is an impressive one. A table like this is shown in the May 1996 issue of Magazine Antiques and I wouldn't be surprised to know that the table's owner a

Charles Guillaume Diehl Jewelry Cabinet
Museum No. 322

Charles-Guillaume Diehl - It Does Not Get Much Better

Another stop on my Philadelphia Museum of Art visit, this Neo-Grec jewelry cabinet was considered a "masterpiece" at the Paris Exposition Universelle of 1867. This cabinet is still a show-stopper today and was manufactur