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We are
primarily a higher end consignment
store dealing in
furniture, accessories, artwork, home decor, or just
anything for your home. Any questions about
consignment or inventory please call! |
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Thomasville Furniture,
Ethan Allen,
Henredon Furniture,
Drexel Furniture, and
John Widdicomb to mention a few brand furniture
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The Knoll sofa is a classic English
furniture design that originated in England in the
seventeenth century. This form of soft furnishing
design features adjustable side arms and considerable
depth of seating. The classic design was continued to
be manufactured by the Knoll company and imitative
brands until the nineteenth century in England.
Currently these sofas are prized by collectors and
those seeking period furnishings; they are available
principally through antique dealers and auction
houses.[1] The classic Knoll sofa often has exposed
wooden knobs at the rear corner tops, and some exposed
wood may be present on the otherwise upholstered arms.
Characteristically the side arms are tied to the sofa
back by means of heavy decorative braid, often with an
elaborate tassel.
In literature
A number of references to the Knoll sofa are found in
literature; for example, Marlowe notes the usage in
his book Memoirs of a Venus Lackey[2] In literature
the Knoll sofa is sometimes mentioned in the context
of a room decorated with fine antique furniture such
as in the novel In High Places,[3] in which the Knoll
sofa is positioned in a room with a fine Kerman
antique carpet.
See also
* Gateleg table |
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