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The Historic Preservationist
Gregg Perry
751 episodes
1 day ago
Conservation scholar Gregg Perry will lead us back into time on a journey of restoring and conserving 17th -19th century period architecture furnishings and timepieces.
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Conservation scholar Gregg Perry will lead us back into time on a journey of restoring and conserving 17th -19th century period architecture furnishings and timepieces.
Show more...
Performing Arts
Arts
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The Historic Preservationist
103. Old English Mirrors
Discovering the early origins of mirrors produced in Europe prior 1700.
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2 years ago
14 minutes 58 seconds

The Historic Preservationist
102. Wine, spirit and sauce labels
Collecting and identifying rare 18th and 19th century bottle labels.
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2 years ago
9 minutes 32 seconds

The Historic Preservationist
101. Chest Western Long Island
Examine four blanket chests possibly made by the same craftsmen.
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2 years ago
10 minutes 43 seconds

The Historic Preservationist
100. Salvaging historical fabric in flood prone areas
Most insurance companies want to scrap flooded historical fabric
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3 years ago
10 minutes 29 seconds

The Historic Preservationist
99. Designs in old blue
The development of Staffordshire transfer-printed wares.
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3 years ago
13 minutes 52 seconds

The Historic Preservationist
98. Regency Furniture
With factory mechanization for the first time furniture began to be made in 3 different grades.
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3 years ago
31 minutes 13 seconds

The Historic Preservationist
97 cockfighting chairs
Are cockfighting chairs real?, or just follies versions of reading and writing chairs.
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3 years ago
8 minutes 24 seconds

The Historic Preservationist
96. Jefferson a patron of the arts
Jefferson was the for most collector in America of copy paintings and sculpted bust making him the first and broadest inversiones art collector.
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3 years ago
22 minutes 10 seconds

The Historic Preservationist
95. Early American Globe Makers
Globe making in America was only done by a certain few
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3 years ago
12 minutes 23 seconds

The Historic Preservationist
94 Early Boston Japaners
The development of the art of Japaners in Boston
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3 years ago
26 minutes 43 seconds

The Historic Preservationist
93. English Portable desks
At times English writing desk can be mistaken for toilet mirrors.
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3 years ago
11 minutes 51 seconds

The Historic Preservationist
92. Houdini and Rembrandt Peale
Houdini Peale and George Washington will be linked forever.
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3 years ago
10 minutes 45 seconds

The Historic Preservationist
91. The building of Jamestown
Jamestown received its architectural building plan from LOndon.
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3 years ago
16 minutes 5 seconds

The Historic Preservationist
90. Spider leg tables
Comparing the English and American versions for authentication.
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3 years ago
8 minutes 42 seconds

The Historic Preservationist
89. Identifying traits in NY furniture
Tying in the regional characteristics of furniture making in NY 4 corners.
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3 years ago
14 minutes 20 seconds

The Historic Preservationist
88. A brief on bird cages
Over the years birdcages have fulfilled a variety of functions.
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3 years ago
10 minutes 23 seconds

The Historic Preservationist
87. European furniture in American Homes
A general rejection of European style objects
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3 years ago
18 minutes 17 seconds

The Historic Preservationist
86. Salem Massachusetts furniture
Masterpieces made by William Hook
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3 years ago
11 minutes 29 seconds

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85. Sugar chest
Farmers through colonial America could produce the majority of their food stuff except their sugar. Sugar was produced only in a few areas of the colonies when homeowner acquires it this one was an kept under lock and key.
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3 years ago
18 minutes 41 seconds

The Historic Preservationist
84. American firebacks and stove plates
The beginning of American cast iron ornamentation began with firebacks and stove plates.
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3 years ago
20 minutes 29 seconds

The Historic Preservationist
Conservation scholar Gregg Perry will lead us back into time on a journey of restoring and conserving 17th -19th century period architecture furnishings and timepieces.