Thomas Sheraton Style Review

In this episode I discuss the famous English Cabinet maker Thomas Sheraton. His influences and the design cues that are prevalent in the period antique furniture of the late 18th and early 19th Century. This in depth review of Sheraton antique American furniture was flimed on location in my CLAIR & CO showroom.
UPDATE: That was not an image of Thomas Sheraton the famous cabinet maker. Please forgive me.

[@clairandco]

Upon Further research that’s not an image of Thomas Sheraton. Photography wasn’t invented until after his death. So please forgive my bad information.

[@77lubricite-finishes]

What a great lesson on Sheraton. Loved the examples you pulled up to pinpoint the characteristics of his furniture. You have a wonderful video presence. Looking forward to more!

[@hollis1440]

Thank you for this insightful video. I’m researching a table of my grandmothers and I can now rule out Sheraton. Hepplewhite is a strong contender. I’ve enjoyed all your videos and appreciate the time it takes to create. Thanks again!

[@juliapounds1391]

Oh, David, another great video! I loved learning about Sheraton - one of my favorite classes in college was The History of Furniture. Wish I remembered more, but your video was a great reminder. Also, your shop looks gorgeous!

[@clairandco]

Thanks Julia, I really appreciate your support! Give my best to Jim.

[@roberthull1940]

I thoroughly enjoy your videos as well as your social media presence. I wish I'd known of you and your shop when we lived in DC and were furnishing our home on Capitol Hill. We're now located in Tennessee. Thanks for sharing your expertise with us all.

[@clairandco]

Wow, thank you! I am from Nashville originally and will likely relocate to that area in the next few years. I should be at the next Nashville Antique & Garden show. I hope we cross paths.

[@gordonidwan]

FYI, the first photo was taken in 1826 so this can't be a photo of Sheraton as he died in 1806

[@carmenm.4091]

Just what I wanted to say.

[@moussaahmed1652]

Great knowledge ❤️❤️❤️🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽

[@c.d.insula6726]

Even this was not an image of George Hepplewhite. This was a painted portrait of the famous scotish architect Robert Adam. Please do better research.