Your search for "Sumpter Priddy III" returned 9 entries.
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Posted 06/09/10
A collection in Winchester, Virginia, reflects a quest to return the work of a local craftsman to its native soil.
Posted 05/01/10
Scholarship, connoisseurship, and comfort characterize the fine eighteenth-century furniture and mid-century modern classics that occupy separate realms in this Maryland town house.
Posted 05/01/10
As collectors and scholars Roddy and Sally Moore show as much depth as they do passion
Posted 05/13/09
Dealer Profile: Sumpter Priddy III
One morning in 1983 Sumpter Priddy III woke to Peggy Lee singing "Is That All There Is?" on the radio and knew she was singing to him. Although he had achieved his goal of becoming a curator at an important American museum, there had to be more. He resigned from the Colonial Williamsburg Foundation in Virginia, and "took a flying leap," as he puts it, into a career as an antiques dealer.
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Posted 05/08/09
May 2009 | Invented in ancient Rome, the Campeche chair was a favorite of Thomas Jefferson during the American neoclassical period and still serves as a symbol of political power
Posted 03/20/09
Spring is in the air for Charleston Antiques Week
Charleston's architecture, gardens, and history always draw visitors, but for lovers of antiques, there's no better week of the year to be here. Wednesday, the twelfth annual Charleston Art and Antiques Forum opened—four and a half days of lectures, tours, discussions, and visits to private collections—and Thursday evening brought the festive preview party for the Charleston International Antiques Show, a gathering of some of the best dealers in the country.
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Posted 02/06/09
In conversation with...Ralph Harvard
While booth design may be a secondary consideration for some exhibitors at the Winter Antiques Show, every year a handful make a splash. Among these, the designs of the New York-based interior designer and architectural historian Ralph Harvard have come to be the most anticipated of the show. We recently caught up with Harvard and asked him to talk about his inspired installations.
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