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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
October 2004
Lloyd
Buxton Unveils 19th Century Lillian Brady Sideboard
REIDSVILLE,
NC – This
season Lloyd
Buxton is expanding
its collection
of English-inspired
fine furniture
with the introduction
of a new sideboard
steeped in
history. The
Lillian Brady
Sideboard
is based on
a 19th century
piece that
was once owned
by a former
Virginia governor
and currently
calls the Brady
House in Reidsville,
NC home.
The
original sideboard
dates back
to 1830. With
a nod to the
past, the new
reproduction
showcases Lloyd
Buxton's skill
in crafting
delicate and
detailed designs.
The sideboard
incorporates
elements from
Empire design
and the embellished
style of Thomas
Day, whose
expert scroll
and veneer
work was sought
after by many
plantation
owners.
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Using
sophisticated
skill
and
age-old
techniques,
Lloyd
Buxton
captures
the
essence
of
the
original
antique
in
the
Lillian
Brady
Sideboard.
The
stately
sideboard
features
a
hand
carved
ram's
ear
motif
buttressing
an
elevated
mahogany
backsplash
with
a
flat
top.
Its
seven
drawers
are
complemented
by
ornate
brass
handles
and
satinwood
veneers.
An
intricate
scroll
pattern
around
the
crotch
mahogany
doors
creates
eye-catching
detail.
The
piece
reveals
a
hidden
wine
rack
and
storage
inside
for
modern
convenience.
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The
Lloyd Buxton product story tells
a tale of classic English design
and unsurpassed workmanship. See
all of Lloyd Buxton's newest introductions,
including the Lillian Brady Sideboard,
this October at the International
Home Furnishings Market in High
Point from October 14th - 20th.
Showroom hours are 8:00 am to
8:00 pm during Fall Market. Open
other times by appointment only.
For more information, please call
336.616.1063
For
more information, please
contact:
Di-Ann Williams
dwilliams@lloydbuxton.com
336.887.7224
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Lloyd Buxton. All rights reserved.
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