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Below you'll find a list of all posts that have been categorized as “Furniture & Decorative Arts”

Dealer Profile: Peter Pap

Paul O'Donnell February 17, 2009 Furniture & Decorative Arts

Deeply colored rugs have often been doctored with acid washes… a practice Pap finds equivalent to defacing a fine painting

antique rugsdealerPeter Paprug trade

Stickley in Dallas

Kathleen Luhrs February 12, 2009 Furniture & Decorative Arts

Taken for granted for decades, Stickley furniture finally attracted interest from major museums

American furniturearts and craftsDallas Museum of ArtfurnitureGustav StickleyKathleen LuhrsLuhrsStickley

Endnotes: A Dorflinger Masterpiece

Eleanor H. Gustafson February 11, 2009 Furniture & Decorative Arts

An exceptional cut-glass and silver pitcher exemplifies the staying power of high quality

DorflingerEnd NotesglassWoody Auctions

Fashion and Furniture at the Williamsburg Forum

Megan Holloway Fort February 10, 2009 Furniture & Decorative Arts

An insider look at the 2009 Antiques Forum at Colonial Williamsburg

antiques forumColonial Williamsburghistoric fashionpier tableWilliamsburg Lodge

A rare Kem Weber chair shows the European side of American modernism

Martin Filler February 4, 2009 Furniture & Decorative Arts

An elusive armchair makes an appearance

American modernismchairjohn c. waddellKem WeberKem Weber Chair

Bold, bright, and underappreciated: British furniture at mid-century

Gregory Cerio February 4, 2009 Furniture & Decorative Arts

On one of the greatest modern design talents in Britain—Gerald Summers

British furnitureErnest RacefurnitureGerald SummersGregory Ceriomid-centuryRobin Day

Showmanship and fantasy: the designs of James Mont

Gregory Cerio February 4, 2009 Furniture & Decorative Arts

On the mid-century designer and interior decorator

furnitureGregory CerioJames Mont

The Lessons of ‘Old Jake’

Carolyn Kelly February 4, 2009 Furniture & Decorative Arts

A beloved statue is up for auction

auctionold jakeweathervane

The ‘It’ Chair, a Postscript

SHAX RIEGLER February 3, 2009 Furniture & Decorative Arts

More on the “loop” chair

Anthony VictoriachairFrances ElkinsLeslie Wheeler Houseloop chair

Gilbert Rohde: The man who saved Herman Miller

Gregory Cerio February 3, 2009 Furniture & Decorative Arts

The designer who saved the design and reputation of Herman Miller

American moderistsGilbert RohdeHerman Miller
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