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The Figli di Giuseppe Cantagalli and the Revival of Italian Maiolica
Category: Decorative Arts
Of the various revivals of interest in earlier periods that influenced the decorative arts in France, Britain, and America in the second half of the n...
Jewels Where You’d Least Expect Them… in a Watch Movement
Category: Timepieces
There is something equally gratifying in things that happen unexpectedly and in finding something where you least expect it...
Hidden Gems: The Exceptionally Rare
Category: Jewels
Diamonds, sapphires, and rubies might be first to spring to mind as the most coveted and widely collected gemstones in the world...
That Chair for the Library
Category: Decorative Arts
Our salon auctions are the closest thing to a traditional auction experience and one of the privileges that comes with observing these auctions is di...
Fantastical Aquariums
Category: Decorative Arts
There’s certainly a thread here between my recent piece on Essex Crystal and this short story...
A Global Curatorial Celebration of Creativity & Expression
Category: Art
Art Biennials and Triennials offer a comprehensive overview of artistic practices whilst also facilitating cultural exchange and dialogue...
Three Legendary Female Interior Designers from the 19th Century to Now
Category: Decorative Arts
Often referred to as “America’s first decorator”, De Wolfe was born in New York City and her life story provides a fascinating tale of romance a...
Leonard Joel Hawthorn: Behind the Design
Category: Leonard Joel News
We hope that you may have already had the chance to visit us at our brand-new galleries in Hawthorn and enjoyed the elegant, contemporary setting desi...
Chanel & Verdura
Category: Jewels
Gabrielle ‘Coco’ Chanel, a visionary in fashion and style, held a profound belief that jewellery should evoke wonder rather than envy...