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Why vintage furniture is getting more expensive and harder to find. Or in other words, why people value classic furniture. No mystery here! 🤷♂️ https://t.co/4NYiXgBq8v
#OnThisDay last year, the Cabinetmaking Shop opened to the public for the first time. Sturbridge and the surrounding region were home to some of the foremost rural cabinetmakers of the early 19th century, including Nathan Lumbard and Oliver Wight. #Woodworking
Have you seen the woodworking plans from Phil Lowe on the SAPFM website? Many high-quality, full size scans, free to all thanks to the generosity of the Lowe family and the many crowd donors. 50 plans covering a range from Jacobean to contemporary.
We had a great 2 days with @HearneHardwoods at their Open Hose. We met hundreds of fellow woodworkers, shared techniques, and showcased the new library of Phil Lowe’s plans.
@lmansley Responses seem to focus on items that connect us to the people behind the artifact. We agree, and nominate John Shearer for his early American furniture with personalized inscriptions promoting his pro-British views. This from @WinterthurMuse :
We are pleased to sponsor this wonderful conference again this year. Registration is NOW OPEN. Details on @colonialwmsburg website, linked on our home page.