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ANTIQUE HAND MADE TEXAS FURNITURE 1830s-1890s
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Antiques
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- ANTIQUE HAND MADE TEXAS FURNITURE
- 1830s-1890s
- 79" Tall pre 1860s canopy bed
- Mattress Size (Not included) 73.5 x 33.5
- Has everything but the Mosquito Netting. Pre 1860s
- Handmade Texas Furniture Long Leaf Pine. Pre 1860s
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- ANTIQUE HAND MADE TEXAS FURNITURE
- 1830s-1890s
- Early Texas Pine Table
- 53.5 x 35.25
- 27.75
- Handmade Antique Texas Pine Table Circa 1870's
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- ANTIQUE HAND MADE TEXAS FURNITURE
- 1830s-1890s
- Early Texas small table circa 1870
- 36 wide by 22.5 deep
- 27.5 tall
- Handmade Texas Furniture table. Circa 1870
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- ANTIQUE HAND MADE TEXAS FURNITURE
- 1830s-1890s
- Early Texas Handmade Biedermeier Table Circa 1870
- 48 wide by 37 deep
- 29 tall
- Handmade Texas Biedermeier table. The finest table I have owned.
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- ANTIQUE HAND MADE TEXAS FURNITURE
- 1830s-1890s
- Rare two drawer Texas table
- 60 x 39 x 29
- Circa 1870s-1880s
- Hand Made Texas Table Original Finish
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- ANTIQUE HAND MADE TEXAS FURNITURE
- 1830s-1890s
- Biedermeier table
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- ANTIQUE HAND MADE TEXAS FURNITURE
- 1830s-1890s
- 1880-1890 Texas Game Table. Made in Schulenberg, Texas
- 32 x 32 Top x 30" Tall
- The photo of the top appears rectangular, but the top is square.
- Antique Texas Handmade Furniture Original Finish. The top has the original faux finish. The legs are the original finish as well. We have not cleaned or oiled the table as of yet. Hand Made Schulenberg, Texas Game Table<br><br><br><br>
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- ANTIQUE HAND MADE TEXAS FURNITURE
- 1830s-1890s
- "Plantation Desk" Texas Antique Furniture Circa 1870s
- 89" Tall. 49.5" Across 33" Deep
- Made in Cat Spring Texas by Henry Sens Sr.
- Henry Sens Sr. Maker. Handmade Texas Plantation Desk<br><br>All original wood finish and wavey glass. Pine. Pegged and Square nailed.<br><br>49.5 W x 89 T x 33 D<br><br><br>
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- ANTIQUE HAND MADE TEXAS FURNITURE
- 1830s-1890s
- Horn Hat Rack Hall Tree
- 82 inches tall
- Circa 1890s. Miller & Henkel Horn Furniture Flatonia Texas
- A rare Texas Made with original label Horn Hall Tree Hat Rack.<br><br><br>
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- ANTIQUE HAND MADE TEXAS FURNITURE
- 1830s-1890s
- Early Handmade Texas Linen Press. Circa 1870
- 40 wide x 18 deep
- 64 tall
- Handmade Texas furniture linen press small closet
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- ANTIQUE HAND MADE TEXAS FURNITURE
- 1830s-1890s
- Circa 1850s or Prior Possiby Pre Republic. Huntsville Texas Bench Handmade Texas Furniture
- 33" Tall / 17" to seat
- 11.75" seat depth / 13.75" total depth
- Very Early handmade Texas Furniture
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- ANTIQUE HAND MADE TEXAS FURNITURE
- 1830s-1890s
- Texas Hand Made Pine Chest
- 4 drawer
- Circa 1870
- Hand Made Pine Chest of Drawers
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- ANTIQUE HAND MADE TEXAS FURNITURE
- 1830s-1890s
- Early Texas Handmade Secretary Cabinet Circa 1870
- 42 wide by 16 deep
- 84 tall
- Great two-piece handmade Secretary
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- ANTIQUE HAND MADE TEXAS FURNITURE
- 1830s-1890s
- 3 Drawer Chest made of pine
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- ANTIQUE HAND MADE TEXAS FURNITURE
- 1830s-1890s
- 1830's Walnut Rocking Chair
- 44" tall x 23" x 23"
- Original. Original Hide Seat. Great condition. The earliest Texas Rocker I have seen.<br>Must have been made by a skilled cabinet maker.
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Biography
ANTIQUE HAND MADE TEXAS FURNITURE 1830s-1890s
Texas has a rich heritage of craftsman making handmade Texas Furniture. Typically, this furniture was made as a necessity since there were no
"factories" mass producing furniture in the day. The majority of the special work ended when the railroads came to Texas but there were still many folks
out on the farm making their own furniture until the late 1890s and in some cases a little bit later. I would think that the majority of the craftsman were
German.
