LINKS

Early Oak Reproductions
Our sister site with superb value-for-money 'top end' reproduction furniture, fine art and accessories for the period home.
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Artists Inn Residence, Washington, D.C., USA

The owner commissioned us to make a 4-poster bed for their beautifully appointed six bedroom, bed & breakfast, family home with private art gallery, located in the historic Dupont Circle section of Washington, D.C.
www.bedsupermarket.com

Mattresses, up to 60 per cent off, from Bed Supermarket.
www.brasscastings.co.uk

(The BRASS FOUNDRY CASTINGS collection of architectural fittings and antique furniture mounts dating back to the 17th Century.)
www.daweshouse.co.uk
Dawes House Bed & Breakfast, a beautiful part thatched cottage, situated in the middle of the cuckmere valley overlooking the South Downs. Immediate neighbours to the English Wine Centre and a couple of miles from the picturesque and historic village of Alfriston. If you're thinking of visiting Early Oak Specialists, why not book a few nights here.
Design Directory
An international design links database

www.english-heritage.org.uk
www.hrp.org.uk
   (Historic Royal Palaces)
www.hudsons.co.uk  
(Guide to Historic Houses & Gardens)
www.huntington-antiques.com
www.information-britain.co.uk  
(Hotels, pubs & inns, b&b, museums, castles, historic houses etc.)
www.lavenderandsage.co.uk

Everything for the French country style home and garden.

 www.nationaltrust.org.uk
www.pevsner.co.uk  
 (guide to The Buildings of England, Ireland, Scotland & Wales)
Sutton House, Hackney, East London

(a lovely Tudor House, owned by the National Trust, in the heart of the city)
 www.vam.ac.uk  
(Victoria & Albert Museum, London)
www.wealddown.co.uk  
(Open air museum of rescued Medieval, Tudor and later buildings at Singleton, West Sussex)
www.flooringsupplies.co.uk

Wooden Flooring. Flooring supplies have been trading wooden flooring products for over 25 years.

The inclusion of a website does not constitute an endorsement or a guarantee of quality or suitability.

 BIBLIOGRAPHY

Oak Furniture, The British Tradition " Victor Chinnery

Furniture in England, The Age of the Joiner " Wolsey and Luff

The Age of Oak " Percy  Macquoid

The Dictionary of English Furniture " Ralph  Edwards

English Medieval Furniture and Woodwork " Victoria and Albert Museum

English Historic Carpentry " Cecil  Hewett

Windows and Doorways " David and Barbara  Martin

Wall Construction " David and Barbara  Martin

The House Within " Royal Commission on the  Historical Monuments of England

The Traditional Buildings of England " Anthony  Quinney

An Introduction to Gothic Architecture " John Henry Parker

Gothic Architecture " John Henry Parker

   
 

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