It's New to Us By Jean Stratton

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EXCEPTIONAL ANTIQUES: "We specialize in very fine 18th and early 19th century English and Continental furniture and accessories," says Alex Cima de Villa, co-owner of The Drawing Room. He is shown next to a handsome Louis XVI secretary, dating to 1780. Of tulipwood and kingwood in parquetry design, it features a cylinder bookcase. Above is a selection of botanicals by Crispin Van de Passe of the Netherlands, dating to 1614 and 1616.End of caption

English and Continental Antiques Are Specialty of Drawing Room

Alex Cima de Villa and Ro Muller, owners of The Drawing Room, are thrilled with their latest acquisition: 300 high quality period pieces from England and Scotland.

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FEATURING FURNITURE: "We wanted to expand, and we wanted a furniture store. Now we have created a store where furniture is the star." Nicholas Bewsey (left) and Nelson Zayas, owners of Blue Raccoon, are proud of their new establishment in New Hope. They are seated on the very popular "LA" sectional, featuring wicker weave-type fabric. Joining them is loyal bulldog buddy, "Dash.".End of caption

Blue Raccoon Furniture Store Is Now in Union Square in New Hope

Long known for outstanding and unique home furnishings, accessories, and gifts, the award-winning Blue Raccoon in Lambertville now has a companion store in New Hope. Featuring the line of Mitchell Gold furniture, the store opened at 550 Union Square last November.

 

 
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