A Seat at Monticello The Campeachy chair is a replica of one so beloved by Thomas Jefferson that he waited more than 10 years for it to arrive after the first one he ordered was lost in a shipwreck. more info...

Quick-Change Artist Combination doors have been around at least as long as the Combination Door Co. has been in business, since 1912, but the ingenious time-saving concept is just as appreciated today. more info...

Horse Sense Mid-19th-century weathervanes often depicted famous racehorses of the day in copper or iron. more info...

Radiator Coveralls Although they didn't become popular until the 1920s, radiator covers are an elegant, functional way to dress up an old radiator with a custom-built wooden cabinet. more info...

Heavy Metallique As sleek and stylish as a Hollywood starlet, this medicine cabinet in Robern's Metallique line evokes the Art Moderne look of the 1930s and '40s. more info...

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