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Horn & Antler Child's Arm Chair
RusticHorn/antlerBedroom, Rustic, SeatingChild Furniture, Children’s Furniture, Children’s Furniture
Newel Warehouse
32-00 Skillman Ave
Long Island City NY - 11101
(212) 758-1970
Horn & Antler Child's Arm Chair
Newel Warehouse
32-00 Skillman Ave
Long Island City NY - 11101
(212) 758-1970
Bedroom, Rustic, SeatingChild Furniture, Children’s Furniture, Children’s Furniture
Horn & Antler
A rustic furniture style that employs animal horns and antlers retained as game trophies as major decorative components. Horns and antlers were used often in the 15th and 16th centuries to decorate chandeliers. In the 18th century they became components of chairs, tables, and other pieces of furniture. Many horn and antler furniture pieces were made in England, Germany, and Austria for the European trade. The style saw a revival in 19th century Texas when it became popular to make furniture and lighting from the horns of the Texas longhorn steer.
Horn & Antler
A rustic furniture style that employs animal horns and antlers retained as game trophies as major decorative components. Horns and antlers were used often in the 15th and 16th centuries to decorate chandeliers. In the 18th century they became components of chairs, tables, and other pieces of furniture. Many horn and antler furniture pieces were made in England, Germany, and Austria for the European trade. The style saw a revival in 19th century Texas when it became popular to make furniture and lighting from the horns of the Texas longhorn steer.
Horn & Antler
A rustic furniture style that employs animal horns and antlers retained as game trophies as major decorative components. Horns and antlers were used often in the 15th and 16th centuries to decorate chandeliers. In the 18th century they became components of chairs, tables, and other pieces of furniture. Many horn and antler furniture pieces were made in England, Germany, and Austria for the European trade. The style saw a revival in 19th century Texas when it became popular to make furniture and lighting from the horns of the Texas longhorn steer.