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Franklin, TN

Client Spotlight Vintage Lighting Fixtures chandelier vintage delftware
Franklin, TN

By Aimee @ EuroLux Home

Kimberly in Franklin, TN, just loves Blue Delft and we don't blame her!  The larger the collection of Antique Blue Delft, the more beautiful and impressive it looks.  Kimberly mentioned that she has Antique Blue Delft in nearly every room in her home, and was thrilled to find a Vintage Blue Delft Chandelier at EuroLux Antiques to add to her ever-growing collection.

We love it when customers send us photos of their newly-purchased pieces in their homes and Kimberly was happy to comply!

Kimberly added her own unique touch by finding beautiful silk chandelier shades to match the Vintage Blue Delft Chandelier.  You can also see she has added shades to a pretty Rococo chandelier in the dining room to the left.

We can glimpse a few pieces of Kimberly's wonderful blue and white collection, as there are two blue and white plates on the wall at the left of the photo, a soup tureen filled with flowers on the table in the dining room to the left, and a beautiful Antique Blue Delft Ginger Jar Vase on a marble-top cabinet in the hall to the right.

I personally love the antique burled walnut Secretary Bookcase that is visible in the corner of the dining room, directly under the Vintage Blue Delft Chandelier -- what a stunning piece!  Thanks Kimberly, for sharing these photos of your lovely home for our EuroLux Antiques Blog readers!

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Aimee @ EuroLux Home

Aimee owns EuroLuxHome.com with her husband and best friend, Greg. With over 20 years' experience in acquiring and selling French Antique Furniture, she is very knowledgeable about furniture styles and how they are influenced by historical events. Aimee has shipped antique furniture and antique furniture reproductions to all 50 States and over 50 foreign countries. Subscribe to this blog for articles about antique furniture construction methods, style trends and even repair tips. Check out our YouTube channel!

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2 Comments

  1. Nita
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    I have 3 linen items: 1) approx 10 x 14" mat or scarf, identified at top left hand corner as being Royal Delft Ware De Porceleyne Fls, and at the bottom right that says "copyright De Porceleyne Fles". On both left and right are two tall vases, and in the center looks like a platter with 2 windmills. All white with blue illustrations. 2) & 3) are the size of small napkins with blue flowers scattered about and a porcelain-like bull in lower right hand corner. Again, same copyright noted. Do you know anything about these items? Thank you!
    1. admin
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      Hi Nita,

      I personally have visited the De Porceleyne Fles factory and they have a lovely gift shop there. Your linen items sound very similar to other decorative items that I saw for sale there. I hope this helps! Aimee at EuroLuxAntiques.com