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Henry VII commissioned thirty of these richly embroidered vestments called “copes,” for the English clergy, helping to lay the foundation for that special blend of religion, power, and material prestige that would mark the reign of his son, the notorious Henry VIII.
The story of the estimable arts and crafts silver of the Kalo Shop and the principled, indomitable woman at the firm’s helm: Clara Barck Welles.
Two summer exhibitions explore works in the most elusive yet expressive of mediums
The artist-decorated mugs of the Salmagundi Club library.
A hospitality-adept interior designer sets the stage for entertainment occasions at home using antique tableware, silver, and glass from his well-built collection.
A look into how Indigenous chefs and activists are connecting traditional Native American foodways with modern-day dining.
On the enduring appeal of puzzle jugs.
Why some antiques and art dealers love it when works they sold once before return to their galleries.
A roundup of some noteworthy recent books on jewelers and their jewelry.
A cookbook collector catalogues a few of the many volumes that have helped him explore and enjoy the byways of American cuisine.