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Cooper's Cottage Lace manufactured this Art's and Crafts-styled lace curtain in a cotton Madras weave. Click here for company info.
Country Road Associates builds traditional furnishings using 19th-century barn wood. Click here for company info.
These Colonial-style knobs from Crown City Hardware, which come in a polished or brushed finish, can be used for furniture or cabinetry. Click here for company info.
This Pennsylvania corner cupboard in native walnut with antique glass was fabricated by D.C. Nauman. Click here for company info.
E.R. Butler & Co. supplies a wide range of furniture hardware in brass, bronze, nickel-silver and wrought iron. Click here for company info.
Handcrafted drapery hardware from Gaby’s Shoppe is offered in many styles. Click here for company info.
Gaby’s Shoppe offers a variety of decorative drapery hardware, including these floral rings. Click here for company info.
P.E. Guerin manufactured these period-style door levers. Click here for company info.
Kayne & Son Custom Hardware fabricated this bronze cane bolt. Click here for company info.
Khechoyan carved this Baroque-style rocking chair in walnut. Click here for company info.
Dimitrios Klitsas hand carves a wide range of furniture and ornamental elements in any wood species. Click here for company info.
This table was hand carved by Dimitrios Klitsas. Click here for company info.
This detail of an elaborate table demonstrates the wood-carving skill of Dimitrios Klitsas. Click here for company info.
Period-style furniture hardware, such as this hand-worked, oil-rubbed, brass chest handle, is one of the specialties of Maguire Iron. Click here for company info.
This Italianate cassetta was crafted by Frederick Wilbur – Woodcarver in walnut. Click here for company info.