Original British Colonial furniture was a style born of homesickness. Nineteenth Century English settlers in East Africa, Burma, India and Barbados during the expansion of the British Empire found ...

British Colonial furniture is a great complement to both traditional and transitional furniture designs and that's what keeps it relevant to this day.

British furniture built in England during that colonial era was formal and polished, but it also was thinner and more delicate due to a limited supply of hardwoods.

Many intriguing artifacts decorate the life paths of Dick Waskin and Larry Hanlin.

Question: This is a photo of a sideboard that has been in our family since the early 1900s. It originally belonged to our great-grandparents and has been passed down through ...

Dances, bridge parties, races and high teas were once the order of the day in India’s fabled hill stations. Colonial era Brits built these settlements in the 19th century from Ootacamund and ...

The Colonial Williamsburg Foundation, by way of its DeWitt Wallace Decorative Arts Museum, is highlighting unique and elegant pieces of furniture May 29 through December 2005. “American Furni… ...