Antiquing Secrets Quotes

“As you progress in your pursuit of antiques, you may encounter the name of Zuener.  Working at the end of the 18th century, he actually painted on glass -- and with a unique style.  Not only did he use gold and silver leaf lace on the back of the glass, but he then scratched through this and filled it in with black paint.   The skies in his outdoor scenes were painted naturally.  The effect is nothing if not stunning.”
― Bowe Packer, Antiquing Secrets: Fastest Way To Discover Antique History & Learn How To Collect Antiques Like A Seasoned Veteran

“By the first half of the 19th Century, Americanized Sheraton furniture gained favor.  Especially loved was the work of Duncan Phyfe.  A native of Scotland, Phyfe is undoubtedly the most well-known and best-loved of all American cabinet makers. He created items that were in the style of late-Sheraton as well as another style called Directoire.”
― Bowe Packer, Antiquing Secrets: Fastest Way To Discover Antique History & Learn How To Collect Antiques Like A Seasoned Veteran