A continued study on the work of English jeweler Stephen Twycross.
Clay, Commerce, and a Free Man of Color
An important new exhibition traces the life and work of Thomas W. Commeraw, free Black potter of early New York.
Selections from 100 years of Antiques covers: Late Spring edition
A selection of ANTIQUES covers from late spring publications
Through the Looking Glass
On the Victorian era’s fascination with microscopes and all they revealed
Living Large
What our magazine’s long-running and most popular feature series “Living with Antiques,” tells us about time, taste, and our mercurial rapport with the material realm
Dressed for Success
Appreciation for early American miniaturists Mary Way and Betsey Way Champlain
Built environment: The Central Park Bandshell Fine-Tuned
The Naumburg Bandshell now glows as it did a century ago
Civilizing the Goths
An exhibition at the Brooklyn Museum examines the artful modern Gothic furniture of the 19th-century New York firm Kimbel and Cabus
Farther afield: Art Therapy
All about the Art Brut Center Gugging
Portraits, Purpose, and Perceptions
Early American Folk Artists Ruth W. Shute and Samuel A. Shute