The opening of Easy Virtue and a conversation with Giles Edleston
Inspired by antiques: Homeric style tea service by Elkington
As an interior decorator and style blogger, I’ve been asked to write a column that takes inspiration from antiques and makes connections to current trends—as we all know, styles in furniture and the decorative arts tend to repeat themselves! Today, the elements of design found in the most exquisite antiques take form in new and often unexpected ways—from designer pieces …
ANTIQUES authors meet with Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton
ANTIQUES is honored by Hillary Rodham Clinton
The Expert Eye: Stephen Milne discusses Frederick Carder at Steuben
A stunning exhibition at the Steuben flagship store in New York City
Restoring ceramics
Echo Evetts Ceramics Restoration services museums and collectors
Design notes: Historical paints from England
The analysis of historic paint samples
This Week’s Top Lots: May 9 – 15
Top Lots in the world of antiques
The Way We Live Now: Thoughts on Russel Wright’s design legacy
The New York School of Interior Design convenes a panel to discuss the work of Russel Wright
This Week’s Top Lots: May 3 – 8
Top Lots in the world of antiques
Sèvres extraordinaire in Detroit
A recent acquisition at the Detroit Institute of Arts
