Views from the 48th Annual Philadelphia Show
Living with antiques: Shaker
A family follows the Shaker spirit in assembling a collection of furniture
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 …
A Reason to Love Antiques
If you’re in need of further convincing
New Views at the 55th Annual Winter Antiques Show
A sneak peak at the 55th Winter Show!
Something Old, Something New, & Plenty of Blue
The Magazine ANTIQUES attends Tanner Fletcher’s Vintage-Inspired Spring/Summer 2027 Bridal Runway Show. ⬬
Exhibitions: TickTock
In March 2003, The Magazine ANTIQUES published an entire issue dedicated to Hillwood Museum and Gardens, the monumental DC estate of Marjorie Merriwether Post. ⬬
Flea Bite: Bleus de Travail (Work Blues)
The first installment of The Magazine ANTIQUES’s new column dedicated to flea markets and thrift shops. ⬬
In Memory: Betsy Pochoda
Editor in chief of The Magazine ANTIQUES, 2008–2016. ⬬
Guest Editor’s Letter
It is an honor to serve as guest editor for this issue of The Magazine ANTIQUES while my long-time friend Mitchell Owens is on the mend. I suppose I got the gig because I am an antiquarian and decorator who weaves history into people’s lives—which I think is much the same goal as this magazine’s.