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What are “period antiques”?

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What are “period antiques”?

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Lynn Hetzler

The term "Period Antiques" means antiques from a certain era. For example, WWII period antiques would have been made from 1939 to 1945.

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When something is referred to as a ‘period antique’ it means it is ‘of the period,’ not a reproduction of the piece from a later time in history. It must be authentic to the time and the era it was created. For example, you may see a 19th century Louis XV ‘style’ chair but it would still be a copy (a reproduction) of the 18th century original and so would not be considered a ‘period antique.

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