Antique playthings are the core of a Texas collection that also includes Eastern Woodlands Indian artifacts, nineteenth-century furniture, and folk paintings.
From Gunpowder to Greenery
How the grounds of the du Pont family’s first estate—now the home of the Hagley Museum and Library—were transformed from a munitions mill to a romantic Italianate garden.
Dining with Antiques
A hospitality-adept interior designer sets the stage for entertainment occasions at home using antique tableware, silver, and glass from his well-built collection.
Field notes: On Native Grounds
A look into how Indigenous chefs and activists are connecting traditional Native American foodways with modern-day dining.
Living with antiques: The Oddities Couple
In Connecticut, Ryan and Regina Cohn have created a live-in Victorian Gothic cabinet of curiosities.
Living with antiques: A Labor of Love
Restoring the Daniel Hiester house, an eighteenth-century Pennsylvania gem
Prairie Pearl
On the Purcell-Cutts House in Minneapolis
Living with Antiques: Habitat for Humanity
Folk art, self-taught art, and handmade furniture and crafts bring warmth, wit, and a spirit of communal kinship to the home of Marc and Laurene Krasny Brown
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
Object lesson: The Warp, Weft, What, and Why of Navajo Weavings
ANTIQUES contributors Benjamin Davidson and Pippa Biddle take us on a journey to admire Navajo weavings