The Toledo Museum of Art acquires a magnificent example of the marquetry work of barber-woodworker Uriah Eberhart. ⬬
Museums: Global Reflections
At the Independence Seaport Museum, America’s 250th becomes a lens on early trade with China. ⬬
Hidden Gems: Well-Known Secret
Famous French paneling firm Féau Boiseries unveils its first American showroom.⬬
Exhibitions: À la mode
Fashionistas with a taste for the couture of the past often appreciate the work of John Singer Sargent, whose renowned Gilded Age portraits recorded the luxurious garments of New York and Paris’s elite. ⬬
Jewelry: An American Story
Tucked away in a private studio on Madison Avenue, the family of jeweler Oscar Heyman, trained in a Fabergé workshop, carries on his legacy of legendary craftsmanship. ⬬
Perspectives: Mitch’s Musings
Meeting Lola Finkelstein is something I did not manage. ⬬
Perspectives: A New Home For Young Antique Dealers
Witnessing a generational shift in the trade, Lansing Moore announces the first fair hosted by the Young Antique Dealers Association. ⬬
Objects: Hoisting the Flag
How national flags have come to represent all that is good and lawful in modern society.⬬
Ideas: Rereading History
Publisher Assouline unveils a curated selection of antiques for sale in its stores.⬬
THE OBSCURE CONNOISSEUR: Part III: A portrait of the author as a teenage rare book collector
THE OBSCURE CONNOISSEUR: Part III: A portrait of the author as a teenage rare book collector. ⬬
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