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I’m crazy about these rustic gems. They’d be perfect in a cabin or a lake house or you could take them in another direction and frame something colorful and modern with them. They’re from the early 20th century and would add just the right note if you’re going for something rustic in your design.

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I’m a big fan of two-tiered tables because they have such interesting profiles.  This late 19th century table with branded casting at the base is a perfect example.

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This is a vintage desk from the 1940s and I’m not sure which I like more–the simple, elegant design or the really great patina that has come with age.  It comes from an artist’s workshop and has a single drawer. 

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These chairs are a great complement to the ones I posted yesterday.  With this pair of chairs, the wood grain is absolutely integral to the design.  It highlights their spare simplicity and form.  Once again, I can see these working in a modern setting as well as in a rustic one.

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I really love these blue 20th Century Windsor chairs.  The color really makes them unique and more versatile than a traditional wood grain.  I can as easily envision them in a modern setting as in a more traditional one.

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I really love antique utility objects because their form and function are inseparable.  This antique cranberry rake is a perfect example.  Made for scooping cranberries out of a bog, it stands alone beautifully as an art object.

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Talk about one of a kind! This vintage open sided terrarium is so original and fabulous that it could work equally well in a historic or modern setting.  I love its laboratory quality and can imagine it filled with a great assortment of plants, mosses, maybe even orchids.

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This is truly a handsome pair of chairs that would look perfect in a study or as part of  seating area in a bedroom.  They’re from the early 1900s and would look fantastic with anything from the Arts & Crafts era.

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Now here’s a collection I can recommend.  These fruit dryers would look fantastic mounted together on a wall.  The simple shapes, that are really based on utility, give them a great graphic visual appeal.  If you don’t already collect these, what better place to start?

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