A few baskets that my great grandparents owned, lots of knicknacks, a dining table and a chest of drawers....and I love them all!

I recently moved with my parents back to the island that my father is from and we're living in my grandmother's house. What makes it pretty cool is that the house was originally the "great house" on a coconut plantation and so it's FILLED with gorgeous antique pieces from the original plantation owners.

my house is filled with them. mostly from antique stores and thrift shops, but some were inherited as well..

I have a gorgeous bed from the 30s in addition to a collection of cobalt glassware, some silver and a couple tables. The bed is by far my favorite... and I paid 20 bux for it!

None. I am really not into antiques at all. I like more modern things.

The desk i'm sitting at right now was my grandmothers growing up- it's beautiful and i'll keep it forever!

Just a few items of jewelry from my mom's side and a non-working wall clock from my dad's. I'd like to get more, but I'm in a transitional state right now.

I have:

a Japanese painting I desperately need to get cleaned, but don't know how or where to have it done

A tea set that has Geisha photos in the bottoms of the teacups when you hold them up to the light

A few books

A 1927 cedar chest my grandmother saved from the dump to refinish that I then had to refinish again because my mother painted in her middle school years, 1940's early manufactured chest of drawers and dresser, along with turn of the century silver utensils in a wooden case I inherited from my father's side.

I don't own a single antique, well, except a really old copy of Pride and Prejudice, but I don't think that counts.

I need to look into stuff my mother gave me that she inherited from a friend. She gave it to me because she did not have room for it. Most of the furniture she inherited have really old labels on the bottom, china from "Brooks Brothers" and other fine china marked "Made in Occupied Japan" don't know how much value that has.

A few pictures from my grandparents.

Oh. You've seen my living room as a work in progress. Every stick of furniture and every accessory in it is authentic. There are no repros anywhere in my house. Now that is not to say that I have not refurbished and/or repurposed. I've done a lot of that.

My parents have a lot of beautiful antique furniture that I hope to own someday...but all I have in my home now is an antique vanity table and bench and an antique desk.

My favorite antique that I own is a prohibition bar that closes up to look like a chest.

also:
antique barware like shakers and depression glass
an antique farm table that we use as a desk in our study;
books;
a marble topped table (don't know the name or design, but it is beautiful)

I actually just got rid of several other pieces that I tried to fit into our house, but couldn't find a space.

i have a lot of antique kitchen stuff, like mixing bowls, trays, serving ware, etc. and also vases, nick-nacks, and such - my favorite antique piece is my 100+ year old chinese bench which we use as a coffee table. i have lots of vintage furniture that is less than "antique" age, like mid-century modern desks.

I have an antique mirror collection. I have two 1950's stainless steel medical units. One is like a hutch and one is more like a large curio cabinet. They are huge and weigh a ton. I've taken them with me all over the country. I can't bear to part with them.

I have a few chairs and a coffee table that are antique. I love the shape of antiques but assuming they arent one of a kind priceless pieces I prefer them to be updated with a more modern stain or paint job.