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		<title>Antique Walnut Console Tables</title>
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Walnut trees are grown in many places around the world, from southeastern Europe eastward all the way to Japan and even more extensively in the western hemisphere, where it grows from southern Canada all the way south to Argentina. The trees are typically 10 to 40 meters tall. Walnut is particularly favored among furniture makers because of the many attractive properties of the wood as well as its sturdiness. Walnut furniture from the Middle Ages is still around in some cases.
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		<title>Antique Walnut Coffee Tables</title>
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Walnut trees are grown in many places around the world, from southeastern Europe eastward all the way to Japan and even more extensively in the western hemisphere, where it grows from southern Canada all the way south to Argentina. The trees are typically 10 to 40 meters tall. Walnut is particularly favored among furniture makers because of the many attractive properties of the wood as well as its sturdiness. Walnut furniture from the Middle Ages is still around in some cases.
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Walnut trees are grown in many places around the world, from southeastern Europe eastward all the way to Japan and even more extensively in the western hemisphere, where it grows from southern Canada all the way south to Argentina. The trees are typically 10 to 40 meters tall. Walnut is particularly favored among furniture makers because of the many attractive properties of the wood as well as its sturdiness. Walnut furniture from the Middle Ages is still around in some cases. 
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		<title>Mahogany Antique Console Tables</title>
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		<pubDate>Sat, 17 Apr 2010 18:32:51 +0000</pubDate>
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Mahogany antique console tables are largely an English institution. Mahogany doesn't grow in the UK, but in the 1700s was imported from Cuba and Puerto Rico. Not only did mahogany furniture become more beautiful with age, it was very durable, too. Mahogany technically refers to wood of the species Swietenia mahagoni, which is also known as Cuban or West Indian mahogany. Honduras mahogany, or Swietenia macrophylla, is closely related. 
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Mahogany antique coffee tables are largely an English institution. Mahogany doesn't grow in the UK, but in the 1700s was imported from Cuba and Puerto Rico. Not only did mahogany furniture become more beautiful with age, it was very durable, too. Mahogany technically refers to wood of the species Swietenia mahagoni, which is also known as Cuban or West Indian mahogany. Honduras mahogany, or Swietenia macrophylla, is closely related. 
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		<title>Italian Antique Console Tables</title>
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The design and style of Italian home decoration and furnishings have changed over the recent decades, however Italian antique console tables have long been sought after. Today, furniture is made from areas in Italy such as Marche, Vento and Brianza. Rather than using common materials, Italian furniture is produced with variety of fine materials to ensure the furniture is made to the best quality. When creating tables for example, wood is used as the main material, apart from steel, aluminum, and metals. Other common used materials include resins, crystal and plastics. ...]]></description>
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		<title>Italian Antique Dining Tables</title>
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The design and style of Italian home decoration and furnishings have changed over the recent decades, however Italian antique dining tables have long been sought after. Today, furniture is made from areas in Italy such as Marche, Vento and Brianza. Rather than using common materials, Italian furniture is produced with variety of fine materials to ensure the furniture is made to the best quality. When creating tables for example, wood is used as the main material, apart from steel, aluminum, and metals. Other common used materials include resins, crystal and plastics. ...]]></description>
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The design and style of Italian home decoration and furnishings have changed over the recent decades, however Italian antique coffee tables have long been sought after. Today, furniture is made from areas in Italy such as Marche, Vento and Brianza. Rather than using common materials, Italian furniture is produced with variety of fine materials to ensure the furniture is made to the best quality. When creating tables for example, wood is used as the main material, apart from steel, aluminum, and metals. Other common used materials include resins, crystal and plastics. ...]]></description>
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		<title>French Antique Dining Tables</title>
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Do French antique dining tables seem Greek to you? The "French" style of antique furniture tends to combine royal and rustic styles. Basically, it blends pieces of furniture that you could have found in a French King's castle, with those that you could also find in peasant farmer's house. Sometimes this style of furniture is referred to as "French Country".
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