Max, I imagine you have a tax id#,right? Are you in Maryland? You should check to see where your "Gift Mart" is. I think the closest to you will be in Pennsylvania. There are vendors that you can buy your items from wholesale, there are many garden type furniture companies to choose from. I'm in Minnesota, and there is a mart here, but there are different vendors at each show, I do not carry this type of item, but that may help you. Good luck.

Wipe with mineral spirits.....then give it a good coat of paste wax. Linda C

It's colonial revival, with an emphasis on colonial motifs rather than on actual period styles, maybe from the revival at the beginning of the 20th c. to the sesquicentennial?

We have Lexington dark oak victorian style bedroom furniture, so I definitely feel your pain trying to choose a complentary paint color. Our bedroom was painted a version of off white for quite a few years, took a back seat to other rooms mainly because I really couldn't find a paint color I liked that would look good with the dark oak. When I used the SW Blonde in my LR/DR, I painted a a bit in our MBR to try it with our furniture. Loved how worked with our furniture, so problem solved as to what color for our master. The Blonde seems to be a completely different color in our MBR than in our LR/DR, mainly due to different lighting. If you don't want to go with the gold tones, I would try a sample of the green as pictured in mclarke's post. That green color was one of the many colors we sampled for our LR/DR before going with SW Blonde. Please post a pic when you paint. Would love to see what you choose.