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Reproductions:

Abbey Bay LLC

Featuring Civil War era furniture kits and reproductions.

http://www.abbeybay.com

Graand

Free Classified Ads Portal

www.graand.com

The Arts and Crafts Home

Replicas of period furniture and accessories.

http://www.achome.co.uk/

Au Choix Furniture

Showcases classic European decor furniture sets in Georgian and Victorian styles.

http://www.auchoixfurniture.com

Bars and Booths

Specializes in 50s diner furniture, booths, bars, and stools. Customization available.

http://www.barsandbooths.com/

Barton Sharpe

Offers a wide selection of handcrafted period styles. Choices of woods and finishes available.

http://www.bartonsharpe.com/

Case Brothers Mission Furniture

Providing Mission-style reproduction furniture handcrafted by Samuel S. Case using old time construction techniques.

http://www.casebros.com

Chairwright

Offers a selection of handcrafted windsor chairs, tavern tables, chests, and cabinets.

http://www.chairwright.com/

Classic Pine

Features a selection of pine furniture.

http://www.pineshowroom.com/

Cohasset Colonials

Makers of reproduction colonial furniture available in both kit form and fully finished.

http://www.cohassetcolonials.com

Country Oak Furniture

UK retailers of handcrafted reproduction oak furniture.

http://www.factoryoak.co.uk/

Crestwood Design

Includes Arts and Crafts and Mission styles. Offers items for living and dining, and bedrooms, and office. Also lighting, and accessories.

http://www.crestwooddesign.com

Eric Johnson's Furniture

Specializing in 17th and 18th century period furniture reproductions.

http://www.ericjohnsonsfurniture.com

Laurel Crown Corporation

Offers a variety of antique replicas in solid mahogany.

http://www.laurelcrown.com/

Martha M. House

Specializes in Victorian and French reproduction furniture and accessories.

http://www.marthahouse.com/

Mill Hollow

Creation and selling of period design 17th and 18th century spice boxes, candle boxes and stands.

http://millhollow.freeservers.com/

The Miller House

Offering antique reproduction canopy beds and accessories.

http://themillerhouse.net

Mission Studio

Specializes in handcrafted Mission style furniture. Includes lamps and lighting fixtures.

http://www.missionstudio.com

North Woods Chair Shop

Provides handmade Shaker style furniture including chairs, tables, desks and custom designed items. With photographs, dimensions and prices of chairs.

http://www.northwoodschairshop.com/

Oak Valley Furniture

Features a variety of reproduction office and computer desks and bookcases.

http://www.officehomefurniture.co.uk

Oley Valley Reproductions

Makers of 18th century American furniture reproductions, specializing in aged paint and stain finishes.

http://oleyvalleyreproductions.com

Pastense

Offers diner style chrome furniture from the 1950s. Includes barstools, booths, and dinette sets in cracked ice formica patterns.

http://www.pastense.com/

Primitive Keepings

Colonial reproduction furniture shop.

http://www.primitivekeepings.com/

Repro Direct

Providing an affordable range of English reproduction furniture for the home or office. Based in the UK.

http://www.reprodirect.com

Retro Design Furniture

Provides mid-century design classic furniture in retro and modern styles, and designer furniture reproductions.

http://www.retrodesignfurniture.com

Rich Farrell Furniture

Specializes in Victorian and French. Includes living, dining, and bedroom, accents, lamps, and clocks.

http://richfarrell.com/

Shaker Springs Furniture

Offering handmade reproduction country and Shaker-style furniture, benches and clocks.

http://www.shakersprings.com

Sippican Cottage Furniture

Offering reproductions and adaptations of antique furniture in cottage, shaker, colonial and Sheraton styles.

http://sippicancottagefurniture.com

SteelClassic

Providing accurate reproductions of pieces of furniture created in the 1920s and 1930s.

http://www.steelclassic.com/

Strictly Mission

Antique and custom designed furniture in the Mission and Arts and Craft styles, including lighting, mirrors, frames and fabrics.

http://www.strictlymission.com/

Tiger Maple Shed

Offering 18th and 19th century reproduction furniture pieces.

http://www.tigermapleshed.com

West of England Reproduction Furniture

British made reproduction furniture in mahogany, yew, and oak. Includes desks, chests, table, cabinets, bookcases, and leather chairs.

http://www.reproductionfurniture.com/

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