Consignworks to Sell Hand-Crafted Early American Furniture
Presenting the Paul Rulli Collection of Hand-Crafted Reproductions. Consignworks, Inc. is pleased to announce that it has entered into an agreement with Paul Rulli Reproductions, award-winning craftsman of early American furniture (c1680-1840).
Online, September 10, 2012 (Newswire.com) - Consignworks, Inc. is pleased to announce that it has entered into an agreement with Paul Rulli Reproductions, award-winning craftsman of early American furniture (c1680-1840), to sell their items in retail and on-line channels.
This collection of museum quality reproductions represents celebrated examples of the American William and Mary, Queen Anne and Chippendale Periods, Dunlap chairs and chests, Connecticut lowboys and highboys, Philadelphia Tea Tables as well as painted furniture of Taunton Massachusetts, coastal Connecticut and Pennsylvania are among the offerings to be found in a constantly evolving inventory. In addition, he is available to consult with clients of Consignworks who may be interested in commissioned period pieces.
Rulli furniture is constructed with the finest woods including curly maple, cherry, chestnut, mahogany, and others, one piece at a time using period tools and methods. Each item is hand-planed, hand-carved and hand finished to create a stunning an precise reproduction of its period original.
Mr. Rulli has been selected seven times for Early American Life's Directory of American Crafts, Formal & Painted Furniture. He is a Member of the Society of American Period Furniture Makers and has been featured in several publications.
"We are so proud to feature this incredible line of furniture in our gallery," says Tana Scouras, President. "The outstanding craftsmanship and attention to detail with each piece truly makes them a treasure. This furniture enables our buyers to afford a reproduction of timeless pieces of yesteryear. We invite folks to come in and see the talents of this master furniture craftsman. "
Consignworks will sell the Rulli Collection through its 11,000 sq ft retail gallery, New England Antiques. The antiques gallery features antiques, art, pottery and other fine items. The furniture is available for viewing during normal business hours of Fridays and Saturdays 11-5 and Sundays 11-3. New England Antiques is located at 137 Schofield Ave in Dudley (Route 12) less than 20 minutes from Worcester, Sturbridge and Putnam, CT and one hour from Boston. All credit cards are accepted. A free color catalog is available at http://www.consignworks.com.