Meet The Revere Collection
Collected in partnership with The Expert, our 'true vintage' pieces were meticulously selected to transport you to an eclectic array of cultural and historical landscapes.
At ROWEAM, our reverence for tradition runs deep. Each piece in the Revere Collection is a piece of history that is meant to be cherished and passed down through generations. With every hand-selected item, we pay homage to the craftsmanship, heritage, and unparalleled beauty that define our true vintage pieces.
Join us on this extraordinary interior design odyssey, where authenticity reigns supreme and sophistication knows no limits. Elevate your space with the timeless elegance of the Revere Collection, available exclusively on The Expert's platform. It's more than just furniture—it's a legacy waiting to be inherited.
The French Enthusiast
As we set out to craft this collection, our aim was to curate pieces that not only stood out but also carried significant historical and cultural value. Our journey took us across the globe, handpicking treasures that each tell a unique story and contribute to the rich tapestry of design history.
Our exploration begins in France, where we've selected some of our most cherished pieces: the Barley twist tables and the coiffeuse desk. Barley twist furniture, originating in medieval Europe, embodies intricate craftsmanship passed down through generations. In France, its elegance peaked during the reigns of Louis XIII and Louis XIV, adorning noble homes with its graceful twists and opulent embellishments. The coiffeuse desk, a quintessential 18th-century French masterpiece, also known as "vanities," epitomizes the whimsical charm of its era. Featuring gracefully curved legs and intricate detailing, it seamlessly combines practicality with elegance, offering a haven for grooming essentials within its central mirror and storage compartments, all exuding sophistication and taste.
These selections were made with meticulous attention to detail, showcasing the finest craftsmanship spanning the Renaissance, Baroque, and Rococo periods. Each piece serves as a chapter in France's esteemed furniture design legacy, capturing the essence of its rich heritage. Over time, these treasures continue to captivate, evolving in style while retaining their timeless allure.
French minimalist trestle garden benches. Wear consistent with age. A is missing one angled trestle.
Scalloped edged tilt top fruit wood side table. Floral inlay design. Circa 1900s. Burgundy, France.
A "female hairdresser's" vanity desk. Circa Louis Philippe era. Existed patina. Original mirror glass. Wear consistent with age.
French wooden side table with twisted legs. Circa 1900. In the style of the Jacobean era. Wear consistent with age.
France has long been celebrated as a bastion of creativity and artistic mastery, and our curated collection pays homage to this rich heritage.
From the vibrant bustle of the European Farmers Market to the elegant tablescape of delectable French cuisine, our collection captures the essence of everyday life frozen in timeless works of art.
One such captivating piece embodies the revolutionary ethos of the Cubist movement. Tracing its origins to a prestigious French Impressionist art school, it echoes the rich artistic heritage of its birthplace. Encased in a contemporary stained wood frame, this artwork seamlessly blends tradition with modernity, preserving its timeless charm for generations to come.
These pieces were meticulously selected for inclusion in our Revere collection exclusively on The Expert's site for their exceptional craftsmanship, historical significance, and ability to evoke the spirit of French artistry. Each piece tells a unique story and contributes to the rich tapestry of design history, making them ideal additions to our curated collection.
Purchased at a Parisian market. Artist unknown. Signed. Composition of an afternoon stroll in the markets. Framed.
Cubist "nude musician" artwork. SIgned Lemaire. Circa 1950-70s. Traced to a French impressionist art school. New stained wood frame.
Still life entitled "Nature Morte". Signed Laurence Barbey. Oil on canvas. Address on back 1 Rue Des Saints Peres, Paris 6th arrondissement.
Oil on canvas. Signed Paul Leclair. Entitled "Nova Scotia".
Chartres, France. Vintage oil on canvas still life.
Pair of French footed pewter candlesticks. Stamped "VL".
Elegant slipper chairs. Circa Napoleon III era 1880. Reupholstered in a classic espresso pinstripe paired with Roweam oyster fringe.
The Nordic Tilhenger
The Nordic region has long been synonymous with timeless design and impeccable craftsmanship, and our curated collection celebrates the distinctive aesthetic of this region.
From the sleek lines of Swedish grace style cabinets to the intricate details of Dutch ceramics, each piece in our collection reflects the rich cultural heritage and design ethos of the Nordic countries.
Take, for example, the Swedish grace style cabinet with its parquetry flamed birch doors and twisted legs, reminiscent of the work of renowned designer Axel Einar Hjorth. Crafted by a skilled Swedish cabinetmaker in the 1940s, this piece showcases the elegant simplicity and functional design that define Swedish craftsmanship.
Equally noteworthy is the blue floral platter from Holland, bearing the stamp of its origin and displaying perfect aging of the glaze—a testament to the time-honored tradition of Dutch pottery.
Another highlight is the fruitwood geometric parquetry table, exuding rustic charm and exquisite patina. Dating back to the 19th century, this two-tiered table features a small drawer and has been lovingly reworked and reupholstered in cotton-backed velvet, perfectly complementing its curves.
These carefully curated pieces were selected for inclusion in our Nordic Region Collection for their exceptional quality, historical significance, and ability to evoke the spirit of Nordic design. Each piece tells a unique story and embodies the timeless beauty of Scandinavian craftsmanship, making them coveted additions to our curated collection.
Swedish grace style cabinet. Parquetry flamed birch doors. Twisted legs. Green glass nesting drawer. Designed and made by a Swedish cabinetmaker. Similiar to Axel Einar Hjorth. Circa 1940s. Wear consistent with age.
Fruitwood geometric parquetry table. Circa 19th century. Two tiered with small drawer. Exquisite patina.
Reworked internals and rehupolstered in cotton backed velvet paired perfeclty with a cording to accentuate this chair's curves.
Blue floral platter. Holland. Stamped. Perfect aging of the glaze. Circa 19th century.
The British Colonial Devotee
Step into the colonial era with our captivating collection of vintage pieces, each steeped in the rich heritage of Sri Lanka and India.
Dating back to the 1860s and 1890s, our Sri Lankan children's planter chairs offer a glimpse into a bygone era of tropical glamour. Crafted with exquisite handwoven caning, these chairs evoke images of relaxed afternoons on the veranda, sipping gin and tonics amidst the lush greenery.
Meanwhile, our Indian planter chairs, made from rosewood, exude a timeless charm with their low reclining design and inclined seats. Originally created to provide respite from the sweltering heat, these chairs feature unique flat arms that seamlessly extend into footrests, offering both comfort and functionality.
Adding to the allure of our collection is the Indian daybed, a true masterpiece from the 1860s. Crafted with rosewood and adorned with machine caning, this daybed epitomizes colonial elegance, inviting you to unwind and relax in style.
Finally, our mahogany English wall shelf, with its turned vertical supports and aged patina, adds a touch of sophistication to any space, reminiscent of the colonial households of yesteryears.
Each of these meticulously curated treasures tells a story of a bygone era, where style met functionality in perfect harmony. Whether adorning your veranda or gracing your living room, these pieces promise to infuse your space with the timeless charm of colonial design.
Sri Lankan children's planters chair. Circa 1864. Exquisite patina, seat caning in excellent condition. India
Indian daybed. Rosewood with machine caning. Exquisite patina. Circa 1864.
Mahogany English wall shelf. Turned vertical supports. Exquisite patina. Wear consistent with age.
Indian planters chair. Rosewood with handwoven caning. Exquisite patina. Circa 1860.
Sri Lanken children's planters chair. Circa 1890. Exquisite patina, seat caning in excellent condition.
The Italian Aficionado
Among our Italian treasures, we have the gnome silver trinket boxes, which are deeply rooted in Italy's rich folklore and tradition. Gnomes hold a significant place in Italian culture, symbolizing a connection to nature and the earth while embodying themes of protection and good fortune. These delightful trinket boxes bring a whimsical charm to your decor, bringing the enchanting spirit of Italian folklore into your home.
Another highlight of our collection is the Italian armless lounge chairs, inspired by the iconic style of Emilio Guarnacci from 1970s Italy. Upholstered in sumptuous taupe velvet and adorned with sleek chrome brace details, these chairs not only exude sophistication but also offer unparalleled comfort. Their design pays homage to Italy's rich history of artistry and innovation in furniture design, making them a timeless addition to any interior.
For a taste of Italian craftsmanship, look no further than the courtyard composition signed by Nicolini. This exquisite piece transports you to the shaded courtyards of Turin, where skilled artisans have left their mark on every detail. With its meticulously detailed wood frame and weathered patina, this composition embodies the essence of Italian heritage and adds a touch of rustic elegance to any space.
Each treasure in our collection has been carefully curated to capture the essence of Italian design and heritage, promising to infuse your home with the timeless elegance and charm of Italian style.
Turin, Italy. Shady courtyard composition. Signed Nicolini. Exquisitely detailed wood frame. Wear consistent with age.
Modern Italian armless lounge chairs. In the style of Emilio Guarnacci, Italy, c. 1970. Upholstered in a taupe velvet. Back chrome brace detail.
Quirky silver trinket boxes. Wear consistent with age.
Darling open weave wireware basket with handle
The Melange Collection
This collection of true vintage pieces comprises a diverse array of treasures, each possessing its own distinctive charm and character. Steeped in history, these items offer glimpses into bygone eras and cultures. From the intricate French drawing that speaks of artistic craftsmanship to the meticulously hand-sewn pillows, reminiscent of traditional textile techniques, each piece tells a story of craftsmanship and cultural heritage. The timeless elegance of Egyptian art reflects millennia of artistic tradition, while the modern sophistication of the marble coffee table and iron stools showcases the evolution of design over time. Together, they weave a tapestry of beauty and personality, transforming any space into a sanctuary of style and comfort.
Brown solid marble weighted coffee table.
Hand-pressed floral pillow on vintage silk.
Hand-pressed floral pillow on vintage silk.
Vintage industrial iron counter stools. Octagonal seats upholstered in mustard cotton fabric. Holes on base allow for ease of install in floor if desired.
Watercolor study on paper. Prominent vintage bamboo frame. Wear consistent with age.
Abstract Egyptian artwork. Resin finish. Wear consistent with age.
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