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Typical British antique furniture examples are:
mahogany, rosewood and satinwood furniture, inlaid, carved, including dining tables and sets of dining chairs; carver chairs;
library tables; console, card and tea tables; pedestal desks and partners desks; writing tables; bookcases; mirrors; chests of drawers;
kitchen chairs, chest-on-chests, dressing chests, tallboys, highboys and linen presses; bureaux; canterburys; wellington chests;
music cabinets; wine tables; settees, bergere, wing and arm chairs and sideboards & serving tables; dumbwaiters;
cakestands and plantstands; hallstands; dropflap and gateleg tables; card tables, game tables; buffet and sideboards; work and sewing tables.
| British antique furniture is named after the reigning British Monarch and goes by the British style period. Years - British Monarch - British Furniture Style Period 1558-1603 - Elizabeth I - Elizabethan 1603-1625 - James I - Jacobean 1625-1649 - Charles I - Carolean 1649-1660 - Commonwealth - Cromwellian 1660-1685 - Charles II - Restoration 1685-1689 - James II - Restoration 1689-1694 - William & Mary - William & Mary 1694-1702 - William III - William III 1702-1714 - Anne - Queen Anne 1714-1727 - George I - Early Georgian 1727-1760 - George II - Early Georgian 1760-1800 - George III - Late Georgian 1800-1820 - George III - Regency 1820-1830 - George IV - Regency 1830-1837 - William IV - William IV 1837-1901 - Victoria - Victorian 1901-1910 - Edward VII - Edwardian Please note: Traditionally and formally, antiques have to be at least 100 years old. |
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