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Newsletter June 2nd, 2011 - Hi, We are packing for the show and wanted to give you a look at at least one of the latest finds you will be able to inspect first hand at the show. We hopeContinue reading
Newsletter May 18th, 2011 - Hello, I just bought this lovely Hudson River Valley school painting, 48” X 30” overall, from a local collection. Some years ago, all details of restoration were taken care of including a careful cleaning, restoration andContinue reading
Newsletter May 10th, 2011 - Hello to all antique adventurers! “Beauty maddens the soul like wine…” -Unknown Yes, it is our emotions that drive the collecting spirit and give excitement to pursuing beautiful objects. Let me further involve you withContinue reading
Newsletter May 6th, 2011 - Hi, Just received here and offered for the first time, an early, 1810-1825, French neoclassical console in mahogany with a veined gray and white marble top. The elegant façade is mounted with gilt ormolu anthemionsContinue reading
Newsletter April 28th, 2011 - Hello, This has been a week of many new discoveries, some of which I have arranged in the scene below. If you were among those who missed the rococo console a few weeks ago, hereContinue reading
Newsletter April 19th, 2011 - Spring greetings, “What is the late November doing With the disturbance of the spring.” -Elliot Thoughts of sunnier and warmer days are brought to mind in our landscape by Olive P. Black, 1868-1948. She spentContinue reading
Newsletter April 12th, 2011 - Hello, I am always in search of the unusual and was most pleased to discover this gem during recent travels. Was this a cabinet man’s gift as a jewelry chest? Or maybe a humidor forContinue reading
Newsletter March 24th, 2011 - (Almost) Spring Greetings, The kidney shaped 19th century neoclassical dressing stand is outstanding in the extensive use of satinwood throughout, highlighted with bandings and line inlays on the tops, edge, and aprons. The central section ofContinue reading
Newsletter March 2nd, 2011 - Hello, This English 18th century Georgian mahogany urn stand is a rare find. With a tray top to keep spills from the floor, three short drawers below hold spoons and tea strainers. Urn and kettle standsContinue reading