An antique furniture auction.
The Litchfield History Museum is holding an exhibition featuring historical New England furniture featuring items mainly from 1781 to 1840.
At the Philadelphia Museum of Art an exhibition of the work of Gaetano Pesce and his innovative designs for resin furniture featuring about 20 models.
The display of Californian made Monterey furniture in the Spanish revival style.
The Montpelier musuem is home to a collection of American furniture and period interiors belonging to the fourth president of the United States, James Madison.
Vermont Furniture at the Bennington Museum.
The Getty Villa Museum of Ancient Arts.
A number of historic homes in Louisville, Kentucky open their doors to enable students of antique American furniture and interiors to gain an insight into how such objects were used in their original context.
The Brooklyn Museum Decorative Arts a semi permanent display on the fourth floor of the museum.
A display of antique Japanese screens.
New England Interiors: 1650 - 1786.
Exhibition of Chinese imperial thrones.
The American Folk Art Museum special exhibition on painted furniture, “Surface Attraction: Painted Furniture from the Collection”.
A tour of the history of the chair.
Marblehead Museum is holding a special exhibit of 18th and 19th century antique furniture from their Boston, North Shore collection.
The Winterthur Museum and Country Estate in Delaware, US, is holding a special exhibition on Christmas Period Interiors until January 2, 2006.
The Marlboro Hall Decorated for Christmas.
The Sauder Village in Ohio.
The American Antiques Show 2006 kicks off on January 19 and lasts four short days.
William and Mary High Chest, 1720, Maple with pine secondary wood, and ash and mahogany veneers.
An exhibition of King Tut furniture.
The Furniture City Museum at Grand Rapids.
Seventies ear Brady Bunch decor.
The Wadsworth Atheneum museum.
The origins and history of one antique French Renaissance Cabinet.
American historic interiors on display at the Met.