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Diagnose and repair lifted or blistered veneer with compatible adhesive, protective cauls and gentle clamping while preserving original material.

Identify Bruno Mathsson chairs through bent laminated wood, webbing, documented models, manufacturer marks and careful condition checks.

Identify Kaare Klint’s 1933 Safari Chair through its knock-down frame, materials, construction, markings and later production.

Identify late 17th-century Dutch floral marquetry furniture through veneers, construction, motifs, attribution evidence and condition.

Explore 18th-century Liège furniture, carved oak, Rococo influences, dating clues, attribution limits and care for historic surfaces.

Identify Indo-Portuguese cabinets through construction, teak, ebony and inlay, while understanding dates, regional claims and conservation.

Learn how to assess Boulle furniture, brass and tortoiseshell marquetry, gilt-bronze mounts, dates, copies and attribution.

Understand Poland’s Kolbuszowa furniture tradition, its 18th- and 19th-century context, identification limits and conservation needs.

Identify Russian painted peasant furniture from the North and Urals, assess construction and paint layers, and avoid overconfident dating.

Learn how to recognise a Norwegian kubbestol log chair, assess carving and construction, avoid dating traps and care for old examples.

Identify Alvar Aalto’s Stool 60 through its three-leg form, bent birch L-legs, construction, dates and signs of later copies or repairs.

Explore Georg Haupt’s Swedish furniture, marquetry, materials and workshop history, with practical guidance on signatures and attribution.