Very informative!

lovely desk

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I love your content and I learn a lot from you, JUST MAKE SURE, your microphone is farther, Americans are extremely LOUD, and having the microphone so close, it. sounds terrible!

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Well done, however, I after Victoria is redundant as to date she is the only monarch to reign with that name.

Thank you!! That was so useful!

Love this bar stool! I have a standing desk for my Mac. When I do sit, it's on a tall bar stool like this. Wow, I just love all this custom furniture. Looking forward to the next video!

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Are you overly short or do i need 20 foot ceilings to have one of these? Jokes, great video.

How much for it?😊

Hello from Australia, thankyou once again for your historical knowledge, which is not just American based, your European examples are excellent. Beautiful art! And I love your enthusiasm!

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Gothic revival is my fav. We definitely need this style to come back in our architecture. Gothic ReRevival?

I have some wood from a holly tree if anyone's interested. I'm in North Carolina. Large wide pieces available

This is actually very useful information. So many times large pieces are left in the home because someone didn't know they could be dismantled. I've dismantled pianos and customers are amazed that a piano can actually be reasonable weight when disassembled. Thank you for this post. Saving our heritage one piece at a time

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Very cool. Thanks for making this video.

So cool! You are super talented!

Great job! A++

Thanks for all these wonderful videos! They're so well thought-out and communicated! I learned so much!

Thank you. But I suppose, this shrinkage and separation can happen to any wooden furnuture, made of real wood, for example ten or twenty years may result in this. Am I right?

Hello from Australia! Thanks again for an interesting and detailed explanation, the visual images you use really help with the explanations.

Loved and appreciated your monologue. Helps me understand the pieces and appreciate them even more!! Rachel Williams, BR, La.

You are an absolute gift to me as a student of interior design. Thank you for creating this channel! 😊

The empire style is my absolute favorite, Napoleon Bonaparte's brother was the first king of the Netherlands and that is why the Netherlands has the second largest collection of empire furniture. The royal palace in Amsterdam is filled with the most beautiful furniture, clocks and chandeliers. Thank you for sharing your great knowledge

Very well done. Thank you 😊

Charming piece! It is so special, I would not put anything on it--would use the cabinet portion for books or for storage for small entertaining pieces.

Look like beutifull

Wonderful World Furnitures

Curieux de montre le portrait de Louis XV, Pour parler du style Louis xvl !

I have one very much like this. Do you know its value please ?

i have a henry buffet sideboard dated 1880 with an old sticker that says 1880c. $3,650. and some other numbers on it. the sticker is old and yellow. it kind of looks like the one you have up here. how would i go about getting it appraised?? any help would be great thanks.

Thankyou, that was excellent

My favorite piece! To see those carved linen folds in person was a dream come true

I have a beautiful, heavily spoon carved, walnut Eastlake parlor table that has the separation in the drawer as you showed. I’m perfectly okay with it as it is, just adds to its story

Love this

You have styles that I have never seen before. Especially those with the heavy carving. So Interesting.

Great commentary! Thank you!

Love this piece soooooo much!! Thanks for the history.

I understand that Americans are very interested in history and antiques as a way of getting to know their roots. However in the quest for making how people lived in the 1800s to how people live now many facets are ignored. The concept of department stores or large shops wasn't a thing. Furniture and decorative items were still bespoke made by individual craftsmen. They usually set up a shop in a town and advertised in the local newspapers or were recommended by word of mouth. Very few were rich although there were the beginnings of what would be known as the middle class or merchants. The arts and crafts movement was about trying to maintain the craftsmanship in Furniture and home decoration. Back then you would decoate maybe every 5 to 10 years and your Furniture would have to last many years. This is why so many pieces are still around today and are better made than Furniture you can buy these days. The last movement of crafted furniture was in the mid century 20th century, again why so many pieces of Danish and Scandinavian Furniture are still around now and look as good now as the day they left the workshops. Also, for your information there was a similar movement in Poland at the same time as William Morris was involved in the arts & crafts called Young Poland. There was an exhibition of this a few years ago at the William Morris house in Walthamstow which was very interesting. You may be able to get a copy of the book that accompanied that exhibition on amazon

Louis the 14th or 16th? Pecan wood?

I'm thankful you were able to take such good care of all your furbabies, they definitely don't live long enough. The last dog I had passed away Dec. 11 2020, her name was Hope. She came to me as a stray and I fed her and she decided to stay.🐕 We have a local shelter called Great Tails animal rescue and they take care of and find animals forever homes. Its great what you and your friends in your other video are doing to help the homeless animals😊.

Talking about Master craftsmen ship be nice own that..

You are a wonderful presenter. Entertaining, informative and you’d make a great friend.

Thank you for having us and showcasing our “work of heart”! We couldn’t do this without your support, Eurolux Home! 💜

Its wonderful that Malani had such a great idea thanks in large part to Wiggles🐕😊. Thankfully her mom Brittin agreed and they have been able to help so many animals. These are the kinds of people that make this a better world.🌻

Are any of his old pieces of furniture still in good condition? Like what happens to old furniture as it ages - like if a chair of his, say, was kept and not sat on and not broken or damaged would it degrade over time or anything?