Royal Palace Rugs Royal palaces and residences all around the world are always the subject of envy for their beautiful decor, art, and specifically, rugs and carpets. Royal palace rugs and carpets are dignified, majestic, and breathtaking. Rooted in centuries of history and nobility, royal palaces are known for classical and opulent design themes. This … Read moreRoyal Palace Rugs
The Antiques + Modernism Winnetka show starts next weekend, November 8, 2019 I will do my best to publish every Monday. November 8-10, 2019 Fri: 10 AM – 6 PM Sat: 10 AM – 5 PM Sun: 11 AM – 4 PM We’ll be traveling to Chicago next week to exhibit at the Antiques + … Read moreThe Antiques + Modernism Winnetka show starts next weekend, November 8, 2019
Rug Auction Highlights from Nazmiyal’s November 7 Auction Nazmiyal’s November 7th Rug Auction Highlights Coming up on November 7th, Nazmiyal will be holding the third rug auction of 2019. With so many beautiful lots to choose from, it’s hard to know where to start when you’re looking for a piece for your collection or your … Read moreRug Auction Highlights from Nazmiyal’s November 7 Auction
The results of Rago Auctions Early 20th C. Design auction, September 21, 2019 I will do my best to publish every Monday. Rago Auctions, Lambertville, NJ, held an Early 20th C. Design auction on September 21, 2019. The eclectic mix included American and European art pottery, glass and lamps. Martin Brothers creature tobacco jar, Rago … Read moreThe results of Rago Auctions Early 20th C. Design auction, September 21, 2019
Expressionist Rugs and Capturing Emotion Capturing Emotion with Expressionist Rugs Expressionism is an art movement that represents the movement from trying to translate the inner world of the artist to the outer world. It has been around for over 100 years and has undergone several transitions to mature into the form in which we know … Read moreExpressionist Rugs and Capturing Emotion
We bought some wonderful Daum Nancy and Gallé glass in Europe I will do my best to publish every Monday. We’re in Europe on a very successful buying trip as I write today’s post. But we’re on the go, so this post will let the photos do the talking. They’re only some of the items … Read moreWe bought some wonderful Daum Nancy and Gallé glass in Europe
The Art of Procrastinating Wisely In honor of October being National Women’s Small Business Month today I recorded my first ever episode for my new podcast – The Business of Antiques. Coming Soon! My New Podcast: The Business of Antiques But I have a confession. I procrastinated for exactly one month on making this first … Read moreThe Art of Procrastinating Wisely
Triclinium Rugs Triclinium Rugs: Creating A Formal Space Triclinium rugs refers to a rug that has the appearance of four rugs placed together. While it is believed that historically these rugs were sold individually in a grouping, triclinium rug now refers to one individual rug. The most common use of these triclinium rugs is to … Read moreTriclinium Rugs
Decent results for Tiffany Studios lamps at Cottone’s Fine Art & Antiques Auction, September 28, 2019 I will do my best to publish every Monday. Cottone Auctions, Geneseo, NY, held a Fine Art & Antiques Auction on September 28, 2019. Included in the sale was a nice selection of Tiffany Studios lamps. The results were … Read moreDecent results for Tiffany Studios lamps at Cottone’s Fine Art & Antiques Auction, September 28, 2019
Philip La Bossiere Interior Designer New Jersey Interior Designer Philip La Bossiere (This post about interior decorator Philip La Bossiere was originally published on June 29, 2011) Interior designer Philip La Bossiere asserts, “I am not a beige guy in any sense of the word” in reference to both his colorful interiors and his exuberant … Read morePhilip La Bossiere Interior Designer