Q: I found this settee in a local antiques shop and liked it so much that I purchased it for $150. Now I am concerned that I paid too much. What do you think? A: First of all — and most importantly — ...

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At first, a long, rocking settee with a strange fence protecting half the seat seems odd. Why place a fence on an elaborately decorated settee that looks as if it belongs in a living room? The settee ...

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Appraisal: Chinese Settee, ca. 1890, from Celebrating Asian-Pacific Heritage. Check out Leslie Keno's appraisal of a Chinese Settee, ca. 1890, in Celebrating Asian-Pacific Heritage.

Question: This is a photo of an antique settee that I have. It has casters on all four legs. The frame is in very good shape but needs to be reupholstered. I think the wood is walnut.

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The Marlene has a history nearly as expansive as Texas itself. Built in 1910 for a New Orleans businessman and designed by renowned Houston architect George H. Fruehling, the neoclassical mansion in ...