Corner cabinet, McAdams Family, H: 92 “W: 48” D: 29 “, 1800-1820 Washington County, TN
Corner cabinet, McAdams Family, H: 92 “W: 48” D: 29 “, 1800-1820 Washington County, TN
Corner cabinet, McAdams Family, H: 92 “W: 48” D: 29 “, 1800-1820 Washington County, TN
Corner cabinet, McAdams Family, H: 92 “W: 48” D: 29 “, 1800-1820 Washington County, TN
Corner cabinet, ATTR: Moses Crawford H: 101 ¼ “W: 56 ½” D: 23 ½ “, 1790-1810, Knox County
Corner cabinet, ATTR: Moses Crawford H: 101 ¼ “W: 56 ½” D: 23 ½ “, 1790-1810, Knox County
Buffet with slabs, Burgner Group / Christian Burgner (1811-1886), 1840-1860, H: 59 ½ “W: 67 ¾” D: 27 ¼ “, Greene County
Buffet with slabs, Burgner Group / Christian Burgner (1811-1886), 1840-1860, H: 59 ½ “W: 67 ¾” D: 27 ¼ “, Greene County
Ring Bottle, Christopher A. Haun, 1850-1860, Outside Diameter: 10 ¾ “Ring Diameter: 2 ½”, County Greene
Ring Bottle, Christopher A. Haun, 1850-1860, Outside Diameter: 10 ¾ “Ring Diameter: 2 ½”, County Greene
Ring Bottle, Christopher A. Haun, 1850-1860, Outside Diameter: 10 ¾ “Ring Diameter: 2 ½”, County Greene
Cotton Quilt, Sara and Alph Rebecca Brumley, 1855-1859, 102 “x 77”, Warrensburg Greene
ABINGDON, Virginia – Betsy White wants you to taste Tennessee in southwest Virginia this spring, summer and fall.
Call it “Tennessee Fancy”.
“What I love is that it’s absolutely gorgeous,” said White, executive director of the William King Museum of Art in Abingdon, Virginia.
The elaborate “Tennessee Fancy” exhibit at the arts center is open from April 1 to October 31 as the museum’s current cultural heritage exhibit.
“It focuses on the extraordinary decorative quality of furniture in Northeast Tennessee,” White said. “It’s just a wonderful tribute to the decorative arts of northeast Tennessee.”
This is the first exhibit devoted entirely to Tennessee in the museum’s history, White said.
