American primitive

January 16, 2017Two decades ago, when legendary Manhattan-based interior designer Robert Couturier, a native Parisian, met his now-husband, the Connecticut-born historic preservationist Jeffrey Morgan, their tastes were poles apart. “I didn’t know much about American decorative arts,” says Couturier, famed for creating grand-scale, lavishly decorated interiors on four continents. “Jeffrey said he wanted to show […]

Pin by Amy Jett on Early American Primitive | Farmhouse interior, Home, Colonial decor

lovely primitive room

Please join us for three days of period furniture, pewter, glass, American and European stoneware, redware, fine art, folk art, outsider art, gothic candlesticks, and so much more.

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I'd love to have a "buttery". I just like the word. When I think of a buttery I think of old shelves in old paint filled with firkins, bowls, bottles, pantry boxes, and dried gourds, herbs, flowers. And butter - crocks with butter in them and butter prints pressed onto them. It's a place where I can arrange all my country kitchen antiques without the practical problems of actually needing the space for cans of tomato sauce. I don' t have space for that. I have a nice pantry, but it is

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