These are difficult times for all of us, but we will continue to offer our usual personal, timely response to your inquiries. Until further notice, the store will be open by appointment only, but we encourage you to contact us by email any time with questions or comments. Stay well. – Edith EdithGilson@cupboardsandroses.com
Winter is still here, and today it is dark and cold with periodic ice-rain. Light a fire, take a break with a wholesome tea or whatever drink you cherish. In my case, the preference while relaxing on a day like this is a glass of pinot noir from Oregon. Last Sunday’s New York Times (“Tired…
Thinking about paying us a visit this winter? Just a reminder that we will be closed Sundays throughout December and January. But we’re always available by appointment. Just give us a call – (413) 229-3070.
For our new shipment, that is. We have a container of new-to-market Swedish antiques arriving right after Labor Day, and we need more space to display them properly. A problem for us — good news for you! For the month of July, we are offering 20% off everything in the store. Why not browse our…
Veranda Magazine’s July/August issue features the beautifully restored home of Canadian designer Philip Mitchell in Chester, Nova Scotia. Our period Gustavian chest of drawers in worn blue paint can be seen in the third floor guest bedroom. Mitchell and his husband, advertising exec Mark Narsansky, rescued the 18th century White Cottage from the developers, then…
As I’ve said before, finding truly special Swedish antiques for Cupboards & Roses has always been challenging — and that’s even more so lately. That’s why I am happy to have just found two very special antique Swedish tall case clocks for our March shipment. Swedish clocks are always on my wish list. I do see…
This winter I’m having a difficult time finding interesting Swedish antiques for my next container. I guess my sources in Sweden are in a state of hibernation! But I have found a few very nice pieces so far. This beautifully detailed sideboard should arrive sometime in March. As always, we will send a preview when…
We just love these things! A Swedish “bonad,” or wall hanging, is a window right into the nineteenth century life of the Swedish farmer and his family. Imagine living on a farm in the Swedish countryside. Your windows openings are small to keep out the cold during the long winter, and the low sun peers…
A beautiful day in Sweden while our newest finds travel to Copenhagen to be packed and shipped to us here in the US. We expect the container the first week in March, so if you haven’t joined our mailing list, sign up now to receive a preview.
Our Swedish horses are waiting for their new homes! We are offering free shipping on all of them for holiday giving. Want to see them all? http://cupboardsandroses.com/category/horses-other-creatures/