Palm Beach Jewelry, Art, & Antique Show Catalog 2014

Palm Beach Jewelry, Art & Antique Show FEBRUARY 14-18, 2014

Palm Beach Jewelry, Art & Antique Show

The Most Important Event of its Kind in the United States

Presidents’ Day Weekend February 1 4-18, 2014 2014 Show Catalogue

Scott Diament, GG, G.I.A

Robert Samuels, GG, G.I.A

From the Organizers, It is our pleasure to welcome you to the Palm Beach Jewelry, Art & Antique Show – the largest show of its kind in the United States.

This year proudly marks our eleventh year at the Palm Beach County Convention Center.

As organizers, each year we strive for excellence, traveling to the finest art and antiques shows worldwide, in addition to frequenting the most important shows in the nation. As a result, it is our pleasure to present an international array of unique and highly esteemed exhibitors in each category.

A show of this magnitude presents challenges from inception and requires a coordinated effort from a myriad of people. We would like to show our gratitude by congratulating everyone involved in making the Palm Beach Jewelry, Art & Antique Show a success. It is truly a team effort that requires seamless production from our hardworking office staff to our technical and creative personnel that bring this event to life.

We are proud to once again partner with the Hope for Depression Research Foundation, beneficiary of the Opening Night Preview Party. Hope for Depression Research Foundation was founded in April 2006 by Audrey Gruss in memory of her mother, Hope, who suffered from clinical depression. The organization’s mission is to fund innovative, international research into the origins, diagnosis, treatment and prevention of depression and its related mood and other emotional disorders with the ultimate goal of finding a cure.

We would also like to thank UBS and the Barron Group at UBS for believing our vision and helping to make this show special.

Most importantly, we would like to give a special thanks to our exhibitors from around the world who travel here so that we may enjoy spectacular works of art, rare antiques and timeless treasures. To each participant, we offer our deep appreciation and gratitude.

To our visitors, we extend our warmest welcome, and invite you to take advantage of this cultural experience and the opportunity to meet many of the worlds most renowned and respected jewelry, fine art and antique dealers who are eager to share their knowledge and treasures with you. We are also pleased to welcome you to other Palm Beach Show Group events: Chicago International Art, Antique & Jewelry Show, April 24-28, 2014 Baltimore Summer Antiques Show, August 21-24, 2014 Art Baltimore, August 21-24, 2014 New York Art, Antique & Jewelry Show, September 17-21, 2014 Dallas International Art, Antique & Jewelry Show, November 6-10, 2014 Palm Beach Jewelry & Watch Show, November 13-16, 2014 LA Art Show, January 14-18, 2015 Los Angeles Jewelry, Antique & Design Show, January 14-18, 2015 Naples Art, Antique & Jewelry Show, February 5-9, 2015 Palm Beach Jewelry, Art & Antique Show February 13-17, 2015 “It would take a lifetime of travel to experience all that the Palm Beach Show Group has to offer.”

Enjoy the Show!

Scott Diament

Robert Samuels

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opening night Preview Party

Show Hours

Friday, February 14 6:00 pm - 10:00 pm

Saturday Sunday Monday Tuesday

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Lecture Series Schedule Saturday, February 15

Monday, February 17

1:00 pm Paula Crevoshay Crevoshay Jewelry BAROQUE PERIOD: Then and Now

1:00 pm Peter Trippi Editor in Chief: Fine Art Connoisseur Magazine Past AND Present: Why Smart Collectors Buy Both 19th Century and Contemporary Realist Paintings

3:00 pm Carolle Thibaut-Pomerantz French Heritage Society The Vogue of French Wallpaper Decors in America: Trendsetters from Jefferson to Henry Du Pont

3:00 pm Liza Laserow Laserow Antiques & Interior Design Swedish Antiques in Modern Settings

Sunday, February 16

Tuesday, February 18

1:00 pm Brian J. McCarthy Designer, Author A Grand Tour of Design: Collecting Across the Globe with Brian J. McCarthy

1:00 pm Gordon Lewis The Fine Arts Conservancy War Stories from the Back Vaults of the Art World

3:00 pm Edward Faber Aaron Faber Gallery YOUR LUXURY LEGACY: Understanding the Real Values of Your Jewelry and Watches 7

February 6, 2014

Dear Friends, It is my pleasure to welcome all attending the Palm Beach Jewelry, Art & Antique Show.

Florida is proud to host this event, which draws visitors from throughout the United States and around the world.

As you enjoy the show, our scenic beauty, and friendly businesses, I also invite you to learn more about what we are doing to make Florida the best place for businesses to succeed. As a lifelong entrepreneur, I understand what it takes to grow a business. That is why during the three years since I took office, we have reduced the size, cost, and scope of government in order to expand opportunities for entrepreneurs, and Florida’s increased rate of private-sector job creation indicates that our strategy is working.

To that end, I am focused on three goals for our state: making Florida the No. 1 place for businesses to succeed, keeping the cost of living low for families and businesses, and making sure our schools prepare students for the career of college of their dreams. As a result, Florida’s economy is moving in the right direction because we have the right strategies in place.

You have my best wishes for a memorable and successful show, and I hope each of you will visit Florida often.

Sincerely,

Rick Scott Governor

“The Capital City of the Palm Beaches”

Jeri Muoio Mayor

Dear Guests,

On behalf of the City of West Palm Beach, I am delighted to welcome you to the Eleventh Annual Palm Beach Jewelry, Art & Antique Show. This important event features more than 180 international exhibitors, an engaging lecture series and an expanded Designer Showcase area.

Special recognition goes to the show organizers; Scott Diament and Rob Samuels for showcasing this event. The Palm Beach Jewelry, Art & Antique Show has become a hallmark of the Palm Beach season, both in terms of the cultural experience it provides and the economic advantages it brings to our community through tourism and international business.

In addition to enjoying the amazing collection of art, antiques and jewelry, I encourage you to explore the many other treasures the City has to offer. After show hours, walk across the street to CityPlace for fabulous dining and shopping, see a show at the Kravis Center for the Performing Arts or visit our picturesque waterfront.

Enjoy your stay in West Palm Beach, and enjoy the show.

Sincerely

Jeri Muoio Mayor P.O. Box 3366 West Palm Beach, Florida 33402

(561) 822-1400

“An Equal Opportunity Employer”

Greetings, On behalf of Discover Palm Beach County, I would like to extend a warm welcome to all of the guests and exhibitors attending the 11th Annual Palm Beach Jewelry, Art & Antique Show.

Congratulations to Scott Diament and Rob Samuels for organizing this prestigious international event at our state-of-the-art Palm Beach County Convention Center. The Palm Beach Jewelry, Art & Antique Show has become a tradition and a major destination for renowned exhibitors, distinguished collectors and lovers of fine art and antiques.

Our community is privileged to host this world-class show. We invite you to “Discover The Palm Beaches” where, for more than 100 years, travelers from around the world have stayed, played and experienced the genuine hospitality and breathtaking beauty of America’s First Resort Destination.® We hope you enjoy your time in The Palm Beaches, the best way to experience Florida.

Best wishes for a successful show.

Sincerely,

Jorge Pesquera President and CEO

Dear Guests of The Palm Beach Jewelry, Art and Antique Show, It is a privilege to be invited by Scott Diament, President of the Palm Beach Show Group, to be the charity partner of the Palm Beach Jewelry, Art and Antique Show for the third consecutive year. I am so pleased that our HOPE Designer Showcase has become a creative highlight of this most successful event.

I founded Hope for Depression Research Foundation (HDRF) seven years ago to fund cutting-edge research in depression and its related mood and emotional disorders. Over 18 million Americans have depression and the creative community is especially vulnerable. Studies show that the incidence of depression in all areas of the arts is significantly higher than in the general population. From the start, HDRF has recognized this fact with the formation of its Arts Committee, a group of leaders from the visual, performing and decorative arts who lend their time and talent to help advance the HDRF research mission.

Once again this year, six renowned interior design members of the HDRF Arts Committee have created an extraordinary HOPE Designer Showcase under the direction of Scott Snyder, HDRF’s Palm Beach Chair. They have selected art, furniture and accessories from all the exhibitors and created room settings that incorporate these objects to show their versatility in a variety of design trends.

The Palm Beach Jewelry, Art and Antiques Show is the largest vetted show in the United States. It has become an annual Presidents' Day tradition and draws local visitors as well as national and international collectors from many corners of the world. We are proud of our dynamic partnership with the Show, and hope you are inspired by the creative vision of the HOPE Designer Showcase.

With best regards, Audrey Gruss Founder and Chairman

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Contents Show Hours & Preview Party.....................................................................7 Lecture Series..................................................................................................7 Letters of Greeting........................................................................................8 An Italian Renaissance Hand-and-a-half Sword............................... 18

by Peter Finer, Peter Finer Furniture, Fairs & Family.......................................................................... 23

by Ian Butchoff, Butchoff Antiques Chinese Contemporary Ink Art: Why Buy Now?............................. 28

by Michael Goedhuis, Michael Goedhuis The Mar-a-Lago Club: A Palm Beach Icon for the Ages.............. 33

by Amy Woods Participating Exhibitors............................................................................ 36 Index of Exhibitors.....................................................................................212 Advertisements...........................................................................................219

COVER Thomas Colville Fine Art, Francisco Miralles y Galup (Spanish 1848-1901), "In the Park", circa 1885. Oil on canvas. 16¼ x 13¼ inches. Signed "F. Miralles" lower left

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President/CEO.............................................................. Scott Diament, GG G.I.A. Vice President.................................................................. Rob Samuels, GG G.I.A. Chief Operating Officer................................................................. Dale Chlumsky Event Management Executive Show Coordinator............................................................... Kellie Ross Executive Exhibitor Development Manager.............................. Jaime Moses Show Director, Chicago.............................................................. Laurette Lutiger Show Director, New York.........................................................Barbara Goodwin Show Production Assistant................................................................ Nikki Torres Administrative Assistant..................................................................... Vanya Allen Communications Executive Director of Communications....................................... Laurie Green Communications Assistant..................................................... Danielle Hamilton Art Director.......................................................................................... Hanna Isotalo Lead Graphic Designer............................................................. Shelley O’Connor Accounting Executive Finance Manager...................................... Lisa Solomon Weissman Assistant Bookkeeper..................................................................... Chere Morales Operations Logistics Consultant........................................................................... Robert Hahn Logistics Coordinator............................................................................. Luis Alfaro Booth Design.......................................................................................... Chris Bowes

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An Italian Renaissance Hand-and-a-half Sword circa 1490–1500 Niccolò Machiavelli, in his celebrated political treatise The Prince, completed by him in 1513 and eventually published in 1532, wrote in the opening lines of his dedication to Lorenzo di Piero de’ Medici (1492–1519):

Those who strive to obtain the good graces of a prince are accustomed to come before him with such things as they hold most precious, or in which they see him take most delight: whence one often sees horses, arms, cloth of gold, precious stones, and similar ornaments presented to princes, worthy of their greatness.

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ur magnificent sword is one that would undoubtedly have been deemed ‘worthy of the greatness’ of any of the Renaissance princes.

‘As in all other fields of applied art,’ observed the late Dr John Hayward when writing of it some years ago, ‘the high point of hilt design, either as [a] ceremonial or fighting weapon, was reached during the Italian Renaissance in the fifteenth century.’ ‘The excellence of the weapons of this period’, he went on to note, ‘is reflected in their superb proportions and exquisite decoration.’ Few could deny that our sword, with is elegant lines and rich ornament arranged in counter-changed panels of contrasting gold, silver and gilt copperalloy, fully satisfies both of these criteria. Although it must be seen as likely from its superlative quality that our sword was intended primarily for ceremonial use, its design nevertheless accords in all essential respects with that of a practical fighting weapon. With its long hand-and-a-half grip enabling it to be wielded with either one or two hands, and its long, acutely pointed blade, our sword was suited to both cutting and thrusting. The pronounced medial ridge running

down each side of the blade served to stiffen it in order that it might more readily penetrate any gaps that were to be found in the full plate armour favoured at that the time. Ridges of this kind appear to have come into fashion around the middle years of 15th century, being found, for example, on the blades of several swords recovered from the River Dordogne near Castillon-la-Bataille, where they had been abandoned by English troops fleeing the victorious French army in 1453. From the evidence of such contemporary representations as those that appear in the illuminations of Tallhofer’s Fechtbuch of 1459, in the library of Schloss Ambras, near Innsbruck, and in a painting, The Coronation of the Virgin, in the Museo Civico, Pesaro, by Giovanni Bellini, of about 1474, it would seem likely that blades of this medially ridged pattern were very soon afterwards being fitted to the hand-and-a-half version of the type under discussion. Interestingly the illustrations just mentioned in both instances represent swords with hilts similar to that of our example excepting only that their pearshaped pommels are formed with transverse belts rather than flattened faces. Although it is unclear whether

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their long spatulate quillons are horizontally recurved in the manner of those of our sword, the fashion for such recurved quillons was nevertheless to become a popular one in the late 15th and early 16th centuries.

Surviving early Renaissance swords of a quality comparable to ours are few in number and invariably associated with persons of great wealth and rank. Among the most celebrated of them is a splendid sword in the Rüstkammer, Staatliche Kunstsammlung Dresden (no. hm.a36), identified in early inventories of the Saxon Electoral Armoury as that of Graf Leonhard von Görz (1440–1500). Aside from the fact that its pommel is of plummet-shaped rather than pear-shaped form, it shows a strong general resemblance to our sword. The presence on its blade of the inscriptions jesus maria and in eternvm, has led to the suggestion that it might perhaps have been given to von Görz at the time of his marriage to the Mantuan princess, Paola Gonzaga, daughter of Luigi III Gonzaga in 1478. Whether or not that is the case, it seems certain from its association with von Görz that the sword should be dated to a period before the time of his death in 1500.

Of perhaps even greater interest in this context is a splendid sword now in the Hofjagd- und Rüstkammer, Vienna (no. a.170) made for Maximilian I, King of Rome and later Holy Roman Emperor (1459– 1519). Aside from its possession of a key-shaped pommel and straight rather than recurved quillons, it once again bears a striking resemblance to our sword. Its hilt, also of gilt copper-alloy, bears the inscription in dio amor which together with the representations of Amor and putti in the decoration of its blade has led to the suggestion that the sword was given to Maximilian at the time of his marriage to Bianca Maria, daughter

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of Duke Galeazzo Maria Sforza of Milan in 1493/4. The possibility arises in that case that the sword was made in Milan, then the greatest of all European arms-producing centres.

Affording support for that view is the fact that a sword in the Museo Civico L. Marzoli, Brescia, very similar to ours other than in its possession of an elaborately chiselled pommel with scrolled margins, was stated by Hayward to be struck on its tang with the Sforza mark of a viper. Significant perhaps, is the decoration of the so-called ‘Martelli Mirror’ in the Victoria and Albert Museum, London (no. 8717–1867), which like that of our sword involves gilt copper-alloy inlaid with silver and gold, and is thought to have been produced by the Milanese artist Caradosso Foppa (1452–1527) around 1495–1500.

Through a combination of their skill and inventiveness, the goldsmiths of Renaissance Italy brought to the decoration of arms a richness and vigour that clearly accorded with the spirit of the age. More than in any other period, the nobleman of the Renaissance, with his passion for pageantry and display looked to the contemporary craftsman to provide him with arms that could compete with or even exceed in splendour those of his political rivals.

The quillons of our sword, like its pommel, are divided into panels of various metals: seven on one face and five on the other. The plaques are either chiselled in relief or engraved intaglio with conventional floral ornament. Each side of the cross is chiselled with the same plaited design as the edge of the pommel, while the tongue or langet, which was intended to cover the mouth of the scabbard, is chiselled with acanthus foliage issuing from a scallop shell and fleur-de-lis at its base. The purpose of this socket was the practical one of preventing water from seeping into the scabbard and so rusting the blade, should the sword be exposed to rain or condensation.

Hayward, in his assessment our sword, observed that although having affinities with that of Leonhard von Görz at Dresden, it excels it in richness and is the equal of the wedding sword of the future Holy Roman Emperor Maximilian I. It is tantalising, given its opulence, to speculate upon the identity of its original and obviously wealthy owner. Its elegant lines and rich ornament, coupled with its harmonious proportions make it a true masterpiece of the Renaissance: bella e graziosa – beautiful and gracious.

Overall length 45 in Blade length 35¼ in Provenance G. P. Jenkinson Collection Private collection, German

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The Life of a London Antique Dealer

article by Ian Butchoff, Butchoff Antiques, London

An Exhibition Quality Centre Table in Thuyawood By Holland & Sons

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he life of a London Antique Dealer swings between the glitz of the antique shows – London fairs such as Masterpiece, Lapada and Olympia, to the repetitious searching through catalogues, both in print and online, looking for my next must have purchase; disseminating daily phone calls from private houses extolling that they have the Crown Jewels of an item they are interested in selling to me, and gazing from my showroom door at the rain splattered street wondering when, if ever, the weather will clear and our

next new client will walk through the door. If you were looking for a secure and certain way to make a living then this is not it. If however the excitement of knowing the chase is on for a “sleeper” (an item at auction that is mis-catalogued or has been estimated well below its true value), or you feel the sheer pleasure and satisfaction of purchasing something so unique it is almost impossible to price - a craftsman made item in which hours of toil and trouble has been employed, then the life of an Antique Dealer may be for you.

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My father David was a silver dealer and founded Butchoff in 1964. This year is our 50th anniversary and I hope, if he were still around, that he would be pleased with where our business now stands. Before I reached my teenage years I was travelling around the country to markets and auction houses with my father and he started to teach me how to hone my “eye”. I have now been joined at Butchoff by my two nephews Adam, (here for twenty years), and James Kaye (a mere fledgling at ten years) who both bring their individual talents to bear.

We truly are a family business and pride ourselves on the excellent customer service

Before I reached my teenage years I was travelling around the country to markets and auction houses with my father and he started to teach me how to hone my “eye”. that we build with our long term clients all over world.

An “eye” is something that takes years to obtain – it is an innate understanding of the aesthetics of what is before you, the quality and style of a piece, its inherent beauty and integrity. How does one develop this “eye”? There is only one simple answer – do your homework: study, read, go to museums, visit auctions, country houses, antique fairs and dealer’s shops. Ask questions and handle things and in 5 to 10 years it should start to come – simple as that!

My passion became furniture and initially I sold within the trade. As the years have passed I up scaled the level at which I was buying and believe that we now hold one of the finest collections of what is known as Exhibition Furniture – that is of a quality worthy to have been exhibited at International shows around the world commencing with the 1851 Great Exhibition in London, in the UK. We have 18th and 19th century furniture, chandeliers, mirrors,

clocks, and decorative items – between our showroom and four warehouses you name it, we may well have it.

We have had royal pieces – an oak gothic library table by Pugin and an Amboyna centre table both from Windsor Castle, letters from Queen Victoria to her Commissioner at Balmoral, a silver gilt Christening Cup given by George III in 1773 to his godson. Unique pieces such as the Hausberg Cabinet - a marquetry masterpiece that took a German émigré 17 years to make just for the pleasure of it and with which we were thrilled to have been awarded the Antique of the Year by our peers, and an enameled Viennese Neff

by Herman Bohn who was the ultimate goldsmith and enameller of his time. The list goes on.

One of the ways we source our stock is by trawling the Internet, which is a very slow and laborious process that only occasionally reaps results. A few years ago, Peter, my researcher, alerted me to a seventeenth century French Cabinet on a Stand that was to be sold at auction the following week, in a sylvan corner of England’s green and pleasant land. The auction house – no Christie’s or Sotheby’s - operating from an unprepossessing ex-agricultural building in the middle of farmland normally handles antique items from the lower third division, bankrupt stock, and household clearances, and, in this particular sale, as well as the cabinet, there were the contents of a defunct toy shop, including over a hundred lots of Matchbox toys, Barbie dolls, and Star War figures. The cabinet was probably the best piece the saleroom had ever, ever handled. Of considerable size, it was constructed in carved ebony, (the French term for a skilled cabinet maker, ‘ebeniste’ derives from this root), and similar cabinets are to be seen in Windsor Castle, the Victoria & Albert Museum and the Louvre, amongst others. We were truly excited as

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A Magnificent Pair of Armchairs by Alexandre-Georges Fourdinois

we thought we had discovered a “sleeper”.

The cabinet was estimated by the saleroom at £10-15,000, a figure, from our point of view, a fraction of its true worth. Personal inspection was necessary; with questions such as was the stand contemporary with the cabinet? Had alterations or adaptations been made? Were the hinges, locks and handles original? Was it of the period?

How were the proportions? The colour?

The quality? Was it a ‘looker’? And, finally, what was it worth?

Peter and I arranged with the saleroom for a private viewing before the official view day, thus avoiding the melee that invariably occurs on viewing days, and most importantly, to have uninterrupted inspection. Armed with torches, since this saleroom was dingily lit, and magnifying glasses, we set off early on the four hour drive to the saleroom. The cabinet did not disappoint. It was a jewel of Parisian cabinet making, and, surely by the eben-

iste to Louis XIVth. Bearing in mind that ebony was an expensive raw material, even nearly four centuries ago, and only a very skilled worker would have been permitted to carve it, there was no doubt that is had been made for one of the great and the

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good of the period, and if we bought it, would also require further research. The discussion between Peter and me on the return drive to London was nothing less than very animated, we had surely found an elusive “sleeper”.

A week later, on the sale day, we returned to the well attended saleroom, finding the only seats available happened to be next to a life size model of a Silverback gorilla, which regarded us with disinterest and more than a little disdain. Peter observed we had found ourselves next to a lucky mascot, which we ought to own, and I told him he should take more water with his whisky. The sale commenced, and at once we were into the Barbie dolls and Star Wars models, the auctioneer extolling their possible worth when we were all dead and gone. Bids of a £5 were notable. Peter was deeply immersed in the Times crossword, surfacing only to put his hand up to buy the gorilla for £50, claiming the gorilla was

An Important Pair of Pier Glasses in the Chinese Chippendale Manner

A Rare Armorial Hatchment from the Worshipful Company of Fishmongers which is one of the Twelve Great Livery Companies of the City of London dating from 1760

A Pair of Alabaster Monumental Vases on Pedestals in the Neo-Renaissance Manner

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At that point, a man I had not noticed before who looked rather like a local farmer and was standing behind a pillar, raised his paddle. now the official Butchoff mascot, and, having Mr Gorilla with us, how could we fail? So, the three of us waited with anticipation for lot 267, the cabinet. It was now on the block, and suddenly the auction woke up. Saleroom assistants appeared with mobile phones, the auctioneer asked if the internet bidders were all on line, and smirked as three important dealers from London and the Continent entered the room. Bidding started at £10,000, went quickly up to £50,000, and then started to pause. Encouraged

by Peter and Mr Gorilla, I joined in the bidding, and quickly found myself bidding £90,000. At that point, a man I had not noticed before who looked rather like a local farmer and was standing behind a pillar, raised his paddle.

Eventually after some excited bidding between the two of us I reluctantly put down my hand as I had bid more than I intended, and it was knocked down to him for £120,000, which when the auctioneers buyers premium had been taken into account amounted to nearly £150,000. A not insubstantial amount for a cabinet estimated at just £10,000 – some sleeper indeed!

Feeling very deflated and defeated, we paid for our purchase and strapped

him unceremoniously into the backseat, ready for our long journey home. As we pulled away from the auction room I swear I heard the Gorilla utter with a sneer in his voice “you should have kept bidding”.

We are hugely excited to be exhibiting for the first time here at Palm Beach and have brought with us a selection of furniture by both the premier English makers – Gillows, Holland & Co, Hamptons and Sons, and also the very top Continental names such as Picard, Fourdinois and Dasson. We look forward to meeting you and making new friends from across the pond. If you

should find yourself in London, do drop by and say hello. You are assured of a very warm welcome. n

Ian Butchoff, Adam & James Kaye Butchoff Antiques 154 Kensington Church Street London W8 4BN UK Tel: 0044 (0) 20 7221 8174 Fax: 0044 (0) 20 7792 8923 Email: enquiries@butchoff.com www.butchoff.com Booth# 406/507

A Superb Pair of Substantial Vases in the Louis XVI Manner

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Chinese

Contemporary Ink Art: Why Buy Now?

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Chinese ink artists are profoundly relevant to contemporary Chinese society but until recently have been largely neglected by curators and critics alike with prices therefore undervalued.

They are important as representing the link between China's great past and the galloping pace towards her future. Their work incorporates a deep understanding of classical Chinese culture which they believe to be essential in their quest to create a new pictorial language which expresses the fundamentals of today's world. I believe therefore that the new generation of collectors in China and the diaspora will look at this area of the art-market as the most significant contemporary manifestation of Chinese civilization, with all that that will mean for price levels.

HISTORICAL BACKGROUND China is the oldest surviving civilization on earth and it is our contention that Chinese contemporary ink works, from calligraphy and painting to photography and video, express the continuation of this vast past in ways which are meaningful for society today both in China and the West.

Visitors to China today will have noticed that, unlike in India, virtually no

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historical monuments, let alone country houses, literati pavilions or even old villages, still exist. The architectural heritage of the past has been extinguished and now we are only left with what has been built in the past 100 years or less. This is a phenomenon virtually unique to China and is relevant to why the moral and spiritual life of the Chinese became embodied, not in their material heritage, but principally in works of the written word… in calligraphy and painting.

This dissolution of China's architectural legacy is not just due to the ravages of 28

her many violent dynastic conflicts. Much indeed was destroyed by the Taiping insurrection in the mid-19th century and even more devastation was inflicted by the Cultural Revolution, during which many cities lost almost every historic and cultural relic forever. But the main reason, unlike in monuments from ancient Egypt to the modern West which were built to last, has been the perishable and fragile materials used which decay rapidly and require frequent rebuilding.

The reason why this is pertinent to our study of contemporary ink art is that we have to understand that in Chinese society it has never been the survival of monuments that has counted... it is the survival of a 'past of the mind… the only truly enduring embodiment of eternal human experience are LITERARY ones'… as F.W. Mote has so eloquently expressed it.

CALLIGRAPHY: THE SUBLIME AND CENTRAL ACHIEVEMENT OF CHINA It has been almost impossible until recently for westerners to grasp the significance of calligraphy for the Chinese. It has been the foundation-stone of their society since the dawn of civilization. As Simon Leys has written ‘it is the most elite of all

Qin Feng Desire, Landscape , 2008 Ink, coffee and tea on paper 78 x 40½ in (198 x 103 cm)

Our view can be summarized in the following points: A. Ink painting and calligraphy is the supreme art of China.

B. As such it has had enormous prestige not only for the educated elite but also for the Chinese in general.

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The Chinese are deeply sensitive to the loss of much of their cultural heritage extracted from them by the colonial powers in the 19th century and are now aggressive buyers.

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The exponential increase in wealth allied to an annual proliferation of new museums can only lead to an intensification of buying, and contemporary in China, as in the rest of the world, is... or will shortly be... cool.

E. Ink art is the quintessential art-form of Chinese civilization and its contemporary version, rooted in works of unquestioned virtuosity and quality, will provide the new buyers with a foothold not only in what is fashionable but what is meaningful as a continuation of the vitality of Chinese culture.

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Finally leaving aside the all-important China factor, it is evident, as we see in the current museum programs and auction-house initiatives, that ink is attracting the attention of both in a big way, with all that implies for its new status in the art-world at large.

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arts… practiced by emperors, aesthetes, monks and poets' throughout history but also ostentatiously alive today in advertisements cinema posters, restaurants, teahouses, railway stations, temples and on rough peasant village doors and walls.

The original purpose of Chinese script, which goes back c.3700 years and appears on tortoise shells and shoulder-blades of oxen, was to forecast all major decisions of state: harvest and hunting, war and peace.

Right: Wei Ligang Along the Vivid Outlines of the Aged Ridge, a Wild Stream Splashes and the Deer Flee in Shock, 2011 Ink and acrylic on paper Each panel: 96½ x 48½ in (245 x 123 cm) Left: Qiu Deshu Fissuring - landscape, 2012 Acrylic on xuan paper and canvas 71½ x 71½ in (182 x 182 cm)

Gradually however, from the latter part of the Han period (3rd century AD), its original purpose was eclipsed by a growing interest in its aesthetic character and in its role as a conduit for the calligrapher's individual creativity. And from then on it became the most important of all the arts, with painting as its intimate but subservient partner.

Calligraphy is executed in ink on silk or paper, with a brush. In order to master this brush on the absorbent paper, which tolerates no error or correction, the artist has to achieve a high degree of concentration, balance and control. It is these qualities, allied to intuition and intelligence, that make his art, like the other three major arts of china, painting, poetry and music (of the 'Qin' or zither) one of interpretation. In this respect the calligrapher can be compared to the pianist who interprets the composer but whose every touch, like every brush-stroke by a great calligrapher, becomes an extension of the interpreters mind.

Although calligraphy became the preeminent and elite art of China, with its masters, critics, connoisseurs and collec-

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tors, it has also been practiced for hundreds of years by literally millions of Chinese for whom it is a method for achieving the harmonious integration of mind and body, the key to supreme enlightenment.

But as its high status evolved, it was its indissoluble association with the scholargentleman and his mastery of the art that established it as manifesting the core concept of Chinese civilization… HARMONY… whether it pertains to the structure of society or to the individual's alignment with the universal rhythms of the universe.

And so it became the purpose of civilized man, of the gentleman, to become part of the dynamic rhythm of creation and to contribute to the coherent ordering of society. So this elite of scholars became perhaps the most cultivated elite the world has known... intent on practicing the arts of calligraphy, painting, poetry and music in order to realize their own humanity by cultivating and developing the inner life. The rich intellectual and spiritual life of these literati has been captured in many enchanting paintings depicting their gatherings in shaded garden pavilions, drinking wine,

composing poetry, practicing and enjoying calligraphy and painting, as well as refining the art of convivial conversation.

PAINTING Painting, together with calligraphy, poetry and music, constitutes one of the four key traditional arts of China and is an extension of the art of calligraphy. It is therefore, like calligraphy, linked to the sacred prestige of the WRITTEN WORD. One's first encounter with a Chinese painting will immediately betray its literary nature. Unlike a western painting that hangs on a wall, the Chinese work is mounted in the form of a scroll, which by its nature is related to the world of books. It belongs to the realm of the written word.

A further distinction that has made it difficult for western art lovers to fully appreciate Chinese painting is that the Chinese is simply not interested in transcribing or depicting reality. His objective is rather to 'write the meaning of things’… to express the IDEA. Thus the role of the painting is to incorporate the minimum visual codes or clues to inspire its full and invisible fruition in the viewer’s IMAGINATION. Again, the Chinese aesthetic is very different to that of the West. The prime purpose for the scholar is the cultivation of an inner life, the ultimate aim of which is to perfect one's character in order to attain the moral stature befitting one's status as a gentleman. Thus the notion of beauty as such is irrelevant, indeed is often considered to be a superficial distraction from the purpose of nourishing the energy of the gentleman in capturing the spirit or essence of nature.

In fact the ultimate 'beauty' of a work does not depend on its beauty. It is the result of its inner 'truth' and it is this moral concept that is at the heart of all Chinese aesthetics.

The above background is I hope helpful in coming to understand that art for the

Chinese is part and parcel of their concept of morality and of how to live ones life and how to order society. And it is the written word (the word in ink) that is the binding agent constituting the continuity of the revered civilization and essential for understanding Chinese society past and present.

CONTEMPORARY LITERATI ART: INK ART The successors of the gentleman-scholars described above are today's ink artists.

They are deeply aware of the classical canon and its aesthetic and moral imperatives and have carefully studied the old masters.

However, just as Picasso and Cezanne studied Raphael, Poussin, Velasquez and others in order to create THEIR revolutionary pictorial language, so the new literati are doing the same in order to formulate their own revolution for their work to be relevant to, and meaningful for, the world of today. And revolutionary and culturally subversive it is. More subtle than the contemporary oil painters with their abrasive handling of overtly political themes, the ink painters embody their revolutionary message in works that are not afraid to take account of the past in order to make sense of the present.

Very many different stylistic approaches have therefore evolved over the past 30 years. Works now range from those that at first sight look quite traditional but in fact embody powerful fresh aesthetic initiatives by artists like Liu Dan, Li Xubai, Li Huayi and Yang Yanping, to those that are unambiguously avant-garde seen in the works of Yang Jiechang, Qiu Anxiong, Qiu Zhijie and others.

But all of the best contemporary practitioners have a common purpose… to create works that do not jettison the great cultural legacy of the past in formulating a language that addresses the intellectual cul31

tural and social issues of today.

It is our view therefore that these few (only 50 or so of international stature) artists are poised to assume a historic relevance as the cultural conduit between China's great past and her future. And as such they are likely to shortly become the target of the new generation of collectors and museums in China and the diaspora who, in their new-found national pride and following the global fashion that only contemporary is cool, will be hungry for contemporary manifestations of their country's enduring civilization.

THE MARKET We have been collecting and dealing in contemporary Chinese art since the early nineties and have increasingly focused on ink works which until recently have been largely neglected by curators and critics and are still commercially very undervalued.

Contemporary Chinese art, including ink painting, was a niche product from the early nineties to 2004 when an explosion of interest from a small but intense coterie of buyers emerged from first Europe and then America which drove prices to five times their then value in three years. Ink painting was part of this movement but rose much less dramatically in price, yielding popularity to the oil painters' titillating political themes that attracted a somewhat gullible western audience. Many of the minor stars in the latter field have witnessed a sharp fall in their prices due to a belated re-evaluation by collectors and of course to the economic crisis, which affected western buying.

Now however, as the art-market regains momentum and connoisseurship becomes more mature, there is a growing groundswell of interest in ink art both because of its inherent quality and because of its relevance to the society of China today and by extension to the art-world in general.

The three major auction houses in the West and the two leading houses in China are all now involved in creating specific ink art sales platforms… both via conventional auctions and private treaty sales. This is a new and significant development which is allied to the series of ambitious ink exhibitions that have been taking place in western museums over the past two years (MFA Boston, British Museum, Musée Guimet, Ashmolean Museum in Oxford and others, with a major initiative INK ART at the Metropolitan Museum in December 2013).

All of this has of course begun to affect price levels and now, for a handful of artists (Liu Dan, Li Huayi and Xu Lei are examples), prices are hitting the hundreds and thousands of US dollars. But the remaining best practitioners, of whom there are only approximately forty or so in the world of recognized international stature, can still just be acquired for $100,000 downwards.

It is worth noting here that this generations' ink painting predecessors… artists who have died in the last few years… are now fetching up to $50 million at auction

in China, where the demand for modern ink painting is reaching ever new heights.

are therefore appropriate for market development. He now works in London and internationally to expand his

CONCLUSION As stated in the beginning of this brief survey, we believe that it is almost inevitable that the new generation of Chinese museum and private art-buyers, fuelled by increasing wealth and renewed national pride, as well as the for them aggravating competition from the exhibitions taking place in WESTERN institutions, will shortly turn their attention to this quintessential current manifestation of Chinese civilization. And this will have a dramatic effect on the price levels of the relatively few works of art produced in any one year by the handful of ink artists that can be ranked as world-class. Watch this space. n

concentration on Asia and Europe.

Over the last 20 years he has established himself as a pioneer in the field of modern and contemporary Chinese art. He now represents many of the most promising emerging artists as well as the most established masters. The current program concentrates on promoting the best Chinese ink painters working throughout the world today.

The culmination of these early pioneering years was the exhibition he organised with Sotheby’s in New York in 2001. The last landmark exhibition, now focusing on Chinese Ink Painting, took place at the Saatchi gallery in London in 2012 and included most of

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Yang Yanping The Fragrance After A Thunderstorm, 2009 Ink and colour on paper 24¼ x 37½ in (69 x 96 cm)

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The Mar-a-Lago Club: A Palm Beach Icon for the Ages

Article BY AMY WOODS • photography by jerry rabinowitz

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he crescent-shaped casa that has stood as a symbol of Palm Beach prestige since 1927 remains a timeless treasure and an idyllic icon – as well as a popular place for pampering, partying and playing.

The magnificent Mar-a-Lago Club’s architectural achievements nearly 90 years ago have received more ink than Taliesen West, and its high-end standard of service resulted in the Six Star Diamond Award from the American Academy of Hospitality Sciences.

Its exquisite array of accoutrements, including a 16th-century Belgian tapestry, Capodimonte porcelain chinaware from Italy and a gold – yes gold – “thousand-wing” ceiling that towers temptingly over the luxurious living room make Mar-a-Lago a museum.

“Only I have to tell people we are not a museum,” said Bernd Lembcke, managing director of the private club.

Known as “the jewel of Palm Beach,” the club also embodies a richly rooted history that began in 1923, when the wife of E.F. Hutton commenced construction of the castle on a piece of Florida scrubland.

Five hundred connoisseurs from 50 countries enjoy the privileges of membership at the exclusive enclave, a number that has increased from the 150 who belonged when Lembcke first started. Mara-Lago, Spanish for “sea to lake,” offers acres of amenities from its pristine parcel between the Intracoastal Waterway and the Atlantic Ocean.

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Known as “the jewel of Palm Beach,” the club also embodies a richly rooted history that began in 1923, when the wife of E.F. Hutton commenced construction of the castle on a piece of Florida scrubland. Post worked with Joseph Urban, a Viennese architect, Marion Sims Wyeth, a South Florida architect, and Franz Barwig, a sculptor whose elaborate and intricate models leap from the structure, on the overall design. She shipped in three boatloads of Italian stone for the curved and arched exterior – and its 75-foot tower – and acquired 36,000 Spanish tiles to add to the clever and creative craftsmanship. In 2013, the Florida chapter of the American Institute of Architects put The Mar-a-Lago Club on its “top-10” list of beautiful buildings.

An impossibly heavy cast-iron door leads to the front foyer, and thick, dark cypress-wood doors lead to the four corners of the living room accented by wide

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glass windows and a uniquely hooded fireplace. Now covered by carpet for safety, the floor of the main dining room comprises black-and-white marble from an old Cuban estate.

The artifacts, finery and furniture found in Mar-a-Lago have such significance and style, the Smithsonian Museum should show them off.

“When Trump bought the home, he paid $2 million for the inventory,” Lembcke said of famous owner Donald.

The amenities the club offers begin with breakfast, lunch and dinner prepared to European perfection and served in the decadent dining room, the comfortable cloister and the tented tea room.

From the bacon-braised osso bucco served with saffron polenta, to the appropriately named Trump chocolate tower, to the Moët & Chandon, Perrier-Jouët and Veuve Clicquot Ponsardin, Mar-a-Lago’s epicurean engineers cast off culinary delights designed to stimulate all the senses.

The Beach Club, accessible via a stone sidewalk that leads to an underground tunnel traversing A1A, offers members a modern mecca of sun, surf, sand and swimming. Trump, who purchased the $9 million mansion in 1985, envisioned an elaborate, edge-of-the-world environment paying homage to the ocean. In 2002, he opened the 5,000-square-foot cabana- and lounge chair-surrounded pool and beachfront bistro.

The Trump Spa and Trump Salon purvey personal pampering amid a suite of nine private treatment rooms. Those who indulge will find themselves in the remarkably remodeled laundry facilities of Mar-a-Lago matriarch Marjorie Merriweather Post’s staff. The Trump Fitness Center occupies the former butlers' and maids' quarters, and the men's and wom-

“We are basically a full, elegant miniresort. We have the beach, we have the lake, the only thing we don’t have is golf.” en's locker rooms directly below have taken over the late heiress’ giant garage.

Tennis, anyone? Five signature red-clay courts nestled in the scenic southwest corner of the property make The Mara-Lago Club a natural choice for those who play the sport. The well-maintained, beautifully colored surfaces, the quality of the instruction by pro Rob Goetz and the investment Trump made in the program earned the club the Private Facility of the Year Award from the Professional Tennis Registry.

British tennis legend John Lloyd and U.S. ATP great Vince Spadea also teach at the club, accentuating its allure.

“The addition of these world-class players has added another dimension to our program and heightened the awareness to excel,” Goetz told the Palm Beach Daily News after hearing about the honor.

“The tennis participation has become more social, and the members also derive enjoyment from inviting their friends to experience the courts.”

A lush, lavish lawn on the ocean side of the property serves as the site of competitive croquet, a game that continues to gain participation and grow as fast as any other professional sport in America.

Once the pastime of English aristocracy, croquet has evolved since the mid-19th century and offers several levels of play.

No. 1-ranked John Osborn heads the

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fairway-esque field and its top-of-the-line mallets, balls, wickets and flags.

“We are basically a full, elegant mini-resort,” Lembcke said. “We have the beach, we have the lake, the only thing we don’t have is golf.”

The glorious Gold & White Ballroom underwent a renaissance in 2005 for the purpose of housing charity balls, celebrity affairs and decadent dinners. In December, the gilded great room welcomed guests to the “Lady in Red” gala benefiting Lois Pope’s LIFE organization, the Renaissance Dinner for Autism supporting the Autism Project and the Making Cancer History Award Gala funding the MD Anderson Cancer Center.

“We have one charity event after the other,” Lembcke said. “There’s probably 100-plus.”

The celebrity affairs have ushered in such talents as Andrea Bocelli, Celine Dion and Elton John, Paul Anka, the Beach Boys and Diana Ross. Oprah Winfrey brought Maya Angelou there for the poet’s 80th birthday.

“We have incredible events in the ballroom,” Lembcke said.

The 20,000 square feet of interior space drips with Louis XIV gold and sparkling crystal finishes, while the exterior conforms to the original Moorish design of the mansion. A state-of-the-art industrial kitchen caters all of the events and passed probably the toughest test of time when The Mar-a-Lago Club recreated the 1867 Dinner of the Three Emperors. The original feast of 17 courses featured some of the finest champagnes of the period.

Discerning guests can join The Mar-aLago Club for $100,000, with an annual fee of $12,000.

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RENE LALIQUE 'Deux Epis de Ble,' A Cire Perdue Glass Vase, 1913 Marcilhac p. 989, CP 65.

Signed R. LALIQUE

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Antique Persian Serapi rug 9 feet 5 inches x 10 feet 5 inches Perfect condition

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Rococo style vase Italian made in Milan 1930s

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Alexander gallery Important 18th and 19th Century American Paintings and Historical Items, 15th Through 19th Century European Paintings and oriental works of art 115 East 72nd Street, Suite 1B New York, NY 10021 tel: 212-472-1636 fax: 212-249-2306 website: www.alexandergallery.com

Robert Peake Portrait of a Boy 1596 oil on panel 46½ x 34 inches

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Giralomo Benzoni / Theodore de Bry Occidentalis Americae Partis Copperplate engraving Amsterdam, 1594

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Louis Kronberg (1872 - 1965) The Arabesque Oil and Pastel on Canvas, 28” x 22”, 1945

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A pair of Japanese six-panel screens depicting a hunting scene Sealed Unkoku and Togan, Edo Period, 19th century Each screen approx. 68 1/4 x 148 /12 inch (173.4 x 377.2 cm)

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Arthur B. Carles (1882-1952) Flowers (Abstract Still Life) Oil on canvas, 26 x 20 Âź inches (66 x 51.4 cm) Signed lower right: Carles

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David Webb Gold & Diamond Bangle

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Artist : Massimo Lunardon (Italy) Title : Alien Dimension : 70 cm Date : 2013 Medium : Glass

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8.20 Carat Colombian Emerald Ring, by Van Cleef & Arpels

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Antoine-Louis Barye (French, 1795-1875) Walking Lion And Walking Tiger Figures.

Each Signed: BARYE Bronze, Mid-Brown Patina Lion 9 x 16 3/8 in.

Tiger 8 3/8 x 16 5/8 in.

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Vintage Pendant Brooch Necklace in 18k yellow gold Green tourmaline 25.30 cts Rubies 5.75 cts Blue sapphires 2.74 cts

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A Magnificent Bonheur du Jour in the Louis XVth Manner, and Attributed to the Royal Furniture Maker Holland & Sons, circa 1860 Dimensions: H 52.5 in / W 55in / D 27 in

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A David Webb Yellow Gold, Jade, Blue Enamel and Diamond Necklace. Circa 1970.

Formerly from the collection of Dodie Rosekrans, the necklace is pictured in Ruth Peltason's book, "David Webb, The Quintessential American Jeweler"

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"I don't think he's abnormal-he's just versatile."

Original artwork for the New Yorker magazine by Barbara Shermund (1899-1978). Published in the July 21, 1928 issue page 12.

This cartoon is also pictured in "FUNNY LADIES, The New Yorker's Greatest Women Cartoonists and their Cartoons" by Liza Donnelly page 61. The cartoon is matted and framed.

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Scene from the panoramique "Incas": Pizarro disembarking with his companions in Peru.

Wood-block printed by Dufour in 1818, designed by Jean-Francois Marmontel, France.

Height 6 ft 9 in x width 5 ft 3 in.

In pristine condition, never hung (presently mounted on linen canvas and stretcher).

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Wolf Kahn, Agitated, oil on canvas, 2009, 40x44"

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The mythological Danae, mother of Perseus, was a symbol for the transfiguring effect of divine love.

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''Nova Totius Terrarum Orbis...'' by Henricus Hondius, 1630.

Engraved map with old hand-coloring

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Most Rare Minton Bird Nest Ink Well Origin: England Circa: 1870

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The chicago Gallery Specializing in 19th and 20th century masterworks Chicago, IL tel: 847-590-9081 email: info@chicagogalleryart.com website: www.chicagogalleryart.com

Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec La Troupe de Mlle Eglantine c. 1896 Original color lithograph Image size: 24�" x 31ž"

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Jean Dufy, French (1888-1964) La Passerelle des Arts, circa 1955 Oil on canvas, 13 x 16 inches

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An extremely fine and rare Chinese eggshell porcelain small dish, painted in famille rose enamels with a pair of waterfowl surrounded by flowers and reeds. Most likely these are a pair of Mandarin Ducks, which symbolise conjugal fidelity.

Yongzheng period circa 1730 Diameter: 6½ inches

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Ken Hamilton (Irish, 1956"Evensong" oil on artist board 16" x 12" Monogrammed

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Francis Mabel Hollams dated 1932 English animal painter 16 x 20 inches oil on panel

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David David GALLERY 18th-20th Century American & European Paintings, Watercolors, Drawings and Sculptures Works by American & European Impressionists, Post Impressionists and Modernists as well as Post War and Contemporary 260 S. 18th Street Philadelphia, PA 19103 tel: 215-735-2922 fax: 215-735-4244 email: info@daviddavidgallery.com, daviddavidgal@mindspring.com website: www.askart.com/DDavid, www.daviddavidgallery.com

"The Blue Shawl" is a magnificent example of the work of Martha Walter.

The subject is Alice Roullier who was one of the Co-Founders of the Chicago Arts Club Painted circa 1920 this work has an impressive Exhibition History as well as literary references.

Size is 48" x 40" / Oil on canvas / Excellent condition.

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Dawn Hill Antiques Swedish 18th and 19th Century Painted Furniture, Clocks and Garden Antiques contact: Paulette Peden, Jane Fredrikson 11 Main Street New Preston, CT 06777 tel: 917-767-6384, 860-868-0066 fax: 212-255-7429 email: dha@dawnhillantiques.com website: www.dawnhillantiques.com

A pair of Swedish Gustavian period armchairs. Circa 1790

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dean borghi FINE ART postwar, modernism, contemporary Upper East Chelsea

52 East 76th Street S47 West 27th Street

New York, NY 10021 New York, NY 10001 tel: 212-472-3101 dean@dbfineart.com, julia@dbfineart.com www.dbfineart.com

Louis Aston Knight By the River Oil on canvas 25⅝ x 32 inches Signed Astin Knight and Inscribed Paris (ir)

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Debra Force Fine Art Specializing in fine american paintings, drawings, and sculpture from the 19th and 20th centuries contact: Bethany Dobson 13 East 69th Street, Suite 4F New York, NY 10021 tel: 212-734-3636 fax: 212-734-1042 email: bdobson@debraforce.com website: www.debraforce.com

Frederick Carl Frieseke (1874-1939) "The Hammock", circa 1920 signed "F.C. Frieseke", lower left oil on canvas 32x32 inches

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deco2midcenturyfurniture American Art Deco and American Mid -Century furniture contact: Scott Thomas Bernville, PA tel: 610-780-1063 email: deco2midcenturyfurniture@verizon.net website: www.deco2midcenturyfurniture.com

Norman Bel Geddes desk for the Chicago's World's fair 1934

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Devonia Antiques for Dining Fine antiques, porcelain and crystal for the table, cabinet display and home 3703 So. Dixie Highway, West Palm Beach, FL 33405 15 Charles St, Boston, MA 02115 Bergdorf Goodman, 754 Fifth Avenue, NY, NY 10022, 7th Floor Decorative Home tel: 617-510-3890 email: lori@devonia-antiques.com website: www.devonia-antiques.com

A pair of last quarter 19th Century Derby exotic waterfowl candelabra on a turquoise ground.

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Dinan & Chighine engravings and watercolours: 17th -19th centuries, modern master prints, mid century design & furniture contact: John F. Dinan London, United Kingdom tel: +44 208 948 1939 UK cell: +44 783 133 9408 US cell: 646-546-2579  email: dinan.chghine@virgin.net

Marc Chagall "L'Opera" Lithograph printed in colours Mourlot Freres Paris 1954

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Drucker Antiques America’s leading Specialists in Georg Jensen Holloware Flatware & Jewelry Mount Kisco, New York tel: 914-923-4560, 212-794-8536 email: Bill@druckerantiques.com; jensenlady@aol.com website: www.druckerantiques.com

Necklace by William Harper, American "Scheharaze's Mystery" Enamel, Gold and Silver Circa 1980

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earle D. vandekar of knightsbridge Specializing in 18th and 19th century English pottery, porcelain and textiles, Chinese export ceramics and paintings, and twentieth century decorative objects by Piero Fornasetti. contact: Paul Vandekar White Plains, NY tel: 212-308-2022 email: info@vandekar.com website: www.vandekar.com

A Pair of Chinese Export Armorial Plates, The Coat of Arms of Sir Richard Chase, Sheriff of Essex, Circa 1750.

Diameter: 11 inches

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Edward and Deborah Pollack Fine Art Fine nineteenth and twentieth century American Art with an emphasis on important Florida artists 205 Worth Avenue, Suite 202 Palm Beach, Florida 33480 tel: 561-655-1425 email: eddeb1@aol.com website: www.edwardanddeborahpollack.com www.orvillebulman.com

Albert Ernest (A. E. "Bean") Backus (American, 1906-1990), "Wind Across the Glades, Florida," signed, ca. 1955, oil on canvas, 30 x 36 inches.

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The Englishman Fine Art NINETEENTH AND EARLY TWENTIETH CENTURY PAINTINGS 1190 Third Street South Naples, FL 34102 tel: 239-649-8088 email: info@theenglishmanusa.com website: www.theenglishmanusa.com

William S. Robinson (1861-1945) “Gathering Flowers” Pastel on Paper, Signed and Dated 1900 16 x 12 Inches Unframed

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epoque fine jewels high quality antique and period jewelry Voorstraat 12, 8500 Kortrijk, Belgium tel: + 32-475-61-68-31 email: info@EpoqueFineJewels.com website: www.EpoqueFineJewels.com

A very fine Art Nouveau dragonfly pendant by RENE LALIQUE, depicting four dragonflies, with greenish-blue enamelled legs and wings with complex gold veining set with diamonds and green and blue plique-Ă -jour enamel, centering a large oval aquamarine; on a rod and link enamelled gold chain.

Signed: Lalique.

Paris, circa 1903.

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eve stone antiques, ltd. contact: Susan Stone - Eve Stone Woodbridge, CT tel: 203-466-6665 email: sstone@evestoneantiques.com website: www.evestoneantiques.com

English, brass, swirl, square, and petal base pairs of candlesticks, circa 1750

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The Fine Arts Conservancy contact: Gordon Lewis West Palm Beach, FL 33401 tel: 561-684-6133 fax: 561-684-850 email: glewis@art-conservation.org website: www.art-conservation.org

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The Fine Arts Conservancy contact: Gordon Lewis West Palm Beach, FL 33401 tel: 561-684-6133 fax: 561-684-850 email: glewis@art-conservation.org website: www.art-conservation.org

PAINTINGS: Old Master; Impressionists; 19th century; modern; and contemporary PAPER AND BOOKS: drawings; watercolors,; pastels,; collage; and prints FURNITURE AND DECORATIVE ARTS: European; American and Asian SCULPTURE AND OBJECTS: metals; wood ; ceramics; and outdoor sculpture MASTER FRAMING : preservation framing

ANTIQUE FRAMES: Renaissance to Contemporary

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framont Fine works of art from 1800 to 1950 Greenwich , CT tel: 917-562-6262 email: Framont@optonline.net website: www.artnet.com/framont.html

“Composition 2012�

Oil on panel by Marc-Antoine Goulard , 40 x 40 inches

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Fred Leighton Rare and collectible vintage jewelry and diamonds 773 Madison Avenue New York, NY 10065 tel: 212-288-1872 fax: 212-288-6167 email: info@fredleighton.com website: www.fredleighton.com

A fine 18k yellow gold and diamond chain necklace by Van Cleef & Arpels An important 18k yellow gold and aquamarine cuff bracelet by Rene Boivin

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Gallery Frederic Got contemporary art, sculptures in bronze, photos & original paintings 35 Rue de Seine 75006 Paris, France tel: +33 635423215 email: gallerygot@gmail.com

Name of sculpture : Cantate Media : Bronze Year 2012 Artist : Jacques LEBESCOND ( Born 1944)

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g. sergeant antiques Specializing in period furnishings from fine estates Woodbury, CT tel: 203-266-4177 email: Gary@Gsergeant.com website: www.gsergeant.com

A fine serpentine chest in Sabicu/Mahogany having canted fretwork corners and retaining the original brasses and fitted drawer.

English, circa 1755-60.

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GALERIE VIVENDI Contemporary Artists Playing With Colors and Materials 28 Place Des Vosges 75003 Paris, France tel: +33 142769076 email: vivendi@vivendi-gallery.com website:www.vivendi-gallery.com

"VITTORIO" Technique : Bronze Original dimensions : 100 x 50x 30 cm

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Gallery 47 Fine Jewelry and High Quality Perfume Bottles contact: Ken Leach 1050 2nd Avenue New York, NY 10022 tel: 212-888-0165 email: ken@gallery47.com website: www.gallery47.com

Tromp l'oeil bracelet by Palm Beach jewelry artist Emis Beros, as continuous 18K gold loops appear to pierce sections of carved lapis lazuli. Emis Beros Designs, was located in the Via Testa courtyard off Worth Avenue in Palm Beach, and produced imaginative one-of-a-kind commissioned jewelry.

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The gallery at four india 19th-21st century american & french paintings, sculptures, sailor valentines and collectibles from traditional to contemporary fine art contact: Kathleen Knight 4 India Street Nantucket, MA 02554 Private viewings available by appointment in Lyme, Connecticut tel: 508-228-8509 email: gallerynantucket@gmail.com  website: www.galleryfourindia.com

Henry St. Clair (French, 1899-1990) "The Beach at Low Tide" Oil on Painter's Board 19 x 23½ inches A collection of oil paintings from the Estate of the Artist, Henry St. Clair c. 1925-1950.

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gallery of amazing things South Florida's global luxury marketplace featuring a wide selection of fine art, natural history, home decor, lighting and antiquities 481 South Federal Highway Dania Beach, FL 33004 tel: 954-654-7739 email: info@galleryamazing.com website: www.galleryamazing.com, www.eostone.com

A 50 million year old fossil mural from a private quarry in Wyoming, USA. Size: 60"H x 84"W x 2.75"D, Weight: 340 lbs

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GauChet Fine Art contemporary art & design 8650 Biscayne Boulevard #19 Miami, FL 33138 tel: +1 (305) 778 2789 email: kgauchet@me.com website: www.gauchetfineart.com

MARIKO, Femme Ă la Guitare - Sandstone Unique-Piece.

From "Les Beaux-Arts" in France, the artist seeks balance and harmony in the utilization of strong and cubic lines.

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Gavin Spanierman 19th & Early 20th Century American Paintings, which includes; Hudson River School, Impressionism, Ashcan and american Modernism contact: Gavin Spanierman 1044 Madison Avenue, Suite 4F New York, NY 10075 tel: 212-249-0619 fax: 212-249-0648 email: info@gspanierman.com website: www.gspanierman.com

Lilla Cabot Perry (1848-1933) Mother and Child, c. 1912 Oil on canvas 40 x 30 inches Signed upper left: Lilla Cabot Perry

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georg jensen heritage Hollowware, Silver, Jewelry Amagertorv 4 1160 Copenhagen, Denmark tel: +45 33 11 40 80 email: gp@georgjensen.com website: www.georgjensen.com

“Bonbonnière with amber and green agate stones chased by a distinctive floral engraving.”

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gioia New & Antique/Vintage Jewelry contact: Rafaela & Dora Amini 595 Madison Avenue New York City, NY tel: 212-223-3146 email: gioiainc@gmail.com

Natural Pink Sapphire with Diamond Ring by Gioia

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Guarisco Gallery Important 19th- and early 20th-century European and American paintings and sculpture contact: Laura Guarisco, Randall McLean 1120 22nd Street, NW (at The Ritz Carlton) Washington, DC 20037 2828 Pennsylvania Avenue, NW (at The Four Seasons) Washington, DC 20007 tel: 202-333-8533, 800-426-3747 fax: 202-625-0834 email: guariscogallery@guariscogallery.com website: www.guariscogallery.com

RAE SLOAN BREDIN (American, 1881-1933) Afternoon Hours, ca. 1927 Signed lower right Oil on canvas 40" x 48" unframed; 45" x 53" framed Exhibited: National Academy of Design, New York, 1927, Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts, Philadelphia, 1928 Art Institute of Chicago, 1928, Carnegie Institute, Pittsburgh, 1932

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guevara gallery Art deco / art nouveau Defensa 982, Buenos Aires, Argentina Arenales 1141, Buenos Aires, Argentina tel: 54-11-4362-7718, 54-11-4362-2418 email: info@guevaragallery.com website: www.guevaragallery.com

2 Floor lamps 1920. Coutry: France Materials: alabaster, iron, wood Macassar ebony Measures: 16 diameter x 78.4 high (inch)

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hatchwell Antiques aeronautical design, wind tunnel and development models, binoculars and telescopes 533 Kings Road London, SW10 0TZ, England tel: +44 207 351 2344 cell: +44 7768 86 2229 email: hatchwells@btconnect.com website: www.hatchwellantiques.co.uk

Ejection seat by Martin Baker, dated 1958, which was fitted to a RAF Gloster Javelin jet fighter/interceptor.

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Haynes Fine Art of broadway 19th, 20th and 21st century paintings contact: Mark Shaw Picton House 42 High Street Broadway Worcestershire, WR12 7DT, England tel: +44 1386 852649 UK cell: +44 7710 108891 US cell: 561 281 4751 email: markshaw@haynesfineart.com website: www.haynesfineart.com

Dorothea Sharp British 1874-1955 Oil on canvas, 25 x 31 inches "The Baby and the Blue Forget-Me-Nots"

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HILL-stone art on paper from old master to modern South Dartmouth, Massachusetts and by appointment in New York City tel: 774-206-1024 & 212-249-1397 email: oldmaster@hill-stone.com website: hill-stone.com

Georges Clairin Paris 1843-1919 Portrait of the Actress Sarah Bernhardt in the role of Theodora.

Watercolor; 1902. Signed and dedicated to Bernhardt.

The actress wears the jewelry designed for her by RenĂŠ Lalique.

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hirschl & adler Modern Founded in 1981, hirsch & adler modern specializes in american and european modern and contemporary masterworks in all media. in addition, we handle contemporary representational art at its highest level 730 Fifth Avenue New York, NY 10019 tel: 212-535-8810 email: modern@hirschlandadler.com website: www.hirschlandadler.com

James Aponovich (b. 1948) Calla Lilies, 2013 Oil on canvas, 50 x 34 in.

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Hollis Reh & Shariff specializing in 20th century signed estate jewelry 2 Jobs Lane Southampton, NY 11968 tel: 631-283-6653 email: hollisrehshariff@aol.com website: www.hollisrehandshariff.com

Van Cleef & Arpels all around ruby & diamond bracelet.

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the hunt gallery Original paintings of traditional interiors and landscapes by michael john hunt contact: Rosemary Hunt 33 Strand Street Sandwich, Kent CTI3 9DS, England tel: 011 44 1304 612792 cell: 07885 766491 email: info@thehuntgallery.com website: www.thehuntgallery.com

Michael John Hunt, b. 1941 "Wynkoop Parlor" Acrylic on canvas 34 x 34 inches

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Hyland Granby Antiques Maritime Antiques contact: Janice Hyland or Alan Granby P.O. Box 457 Hyannisport, MA 02647 tel: 508-771-3070 cell: 508-878-4400 fax: 508-778-4842 email: alan@hylandgranby.com website: www.hylandgranby.com

Oil on board, signed "J.E. Buttersworth" and titled "Atalanta Approaching Buoy 8½ in a New York Yacht Club Regatta, circa 1875" Dimensions: 12 x 16 inches

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ILIAD Original Biedermeier, Art Deco, Contemporary Art, and Design 901 Broadway, 3rd floor New York, NY 10003 tel: 212-935-4382 email: info@iliadny.com  website: www.iliadny.com

The Young Bonaparte and Princess Josephine Laszlo Taubert, 2006 Portuguese Marble 35.5"h x 7.0"w x 7.0"d

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the illustrated gallery original illustration art circa 1890-1970 Fort Washington, PA tel: 267-992-7166 email: holly@illustratedgallery.com  website: www.illustratedgallery.com

Joseph Christian Leyendecker (1874-1951) Original Cover Illustration for the July 4th Edition of The Saturday Evening Post, 1918

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imperial fine books Specializing in leatherbound sets, fine bindings, children’s, Illustrated, Sporting, Color Plate, Travel, First and Rare Editions 790 Madison Avenue, New York, NY 10065 tel: 212-861-6620 fax: 212-249-0333 email: info@imperialfinebooks.com website: www.imperialfinebooks.com

38 Vols Sir W.S Chuhrchill Collected Work in full vellum.

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imperial oriental art Specializing in Chinese Ceramics and Works of Art 790 Madison Avenue, New York, NY 10065 tel: 212-717-5383 fax: 212-249-0333 email: imperial200@aol.com website: www.imperialorientalart.com

A Magnificent Two China Trade Paintings, View of the Summer Palace Studio of Lamqua (Active 1825-60) 18 ¼ by 26½ Provenance: Formerly in the collection of Mrs. Edne E. Boykin, North Carolina.

Purchased In The Old Print Shop, New York 1962.

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isabella m. Vintage and interiors hand blown italian murano glass lighting and objects, 1920-1960 Venice, Saint Tropez, Dallas tel: France +33 494 63890 +33 687 114785 Dallas 214-741-9858 email: isabella.muratori@isabellam.com, scottrome@aol.com website: www.isabellam.com

A rare and unique work of art in hand blown Venetian glass by Maestro artisian Archemide Seguso, produced circa 1930.

This working fountain, which measures 65" high, is decorated with medallions of the lion of San Marco as well as statues of Muses of music and flowers.

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J. Baptista antique Silver and Jewelry Lisbon, Portugal email: jbaptistalda@gmail.com website: www.josebaptista.com

A large LUIZ FERREIRA silver and wood sculpture representing a lying buffalo.

Carved oak wood with silver mounts, boar’s horns and green pietra-dura eyes.

All silver mounts marked with Águia (eagle head) assay mark (post 1985), maker’s mark (Venâncio Pereira - Oporto - reg. 1976) and LF retail mark.

Length: 73 cm

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J.E. Caldwell REFINED ANTIQUE JEWELRY SINCE 1839 589 Fifth Avenue, 16th floor New York, NY 10017 tel: 212-262-0500 email: info@jecaldwell.com website: www.jecaldwell.com

J.E. Caldwell celebrates the Art Deco and Art Nouveau movements through beautifully hand-crafted jewelry using the finest materials and gems.

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J.S. Fearnley Fine & Estate Jewelry contact: Steven Fearnley or David McKeone 87 West Paces Ferry Road, Suite 2 Atlanta, GA 30305 tel: 404-812-6464 email: steven@jsfearnley.com, david@jsfearnley.com, alexander@jsfearnley.com website: www.jsfearnley.com

18 Karat White Gold and Diamond Cuff Bracelet by Buccellati, Italy

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Jacob's Diamond & Estate Jewelry 607 S. Hill Street, Suite 304 Los Angeles, CA 90014 tel: 213-627-0072 email: jacobsjewelry@sbcglobal.net  website: www.jacobsestatejewelry.com

DAVID WEBB Azurite Malachite & Diamond Necklace.

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James butterworth Michael donovan Antique American Wicker American Wicker Furniture,Hand Woven Furnishings from 1850 to1930, 19th and 20th Century Porch and Garden Accessories contact: James Butterworth, Michael Donovan 131 Daniel Webster Highway Nashua, NH 03060

By Appointment tel: 603-881-9727 fax: 603-598-8706 email: info@antiqueamericanwicker.com website: www.antiqueamericanwicker.com

An American,late 19th Century wicker rocking chair in natural finish with a stylised Banjo woven and hand caned into the chair back design.

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jeffrey Tillou Antiques specializing in 18th & early 19th century american painting, furniture, folk art and decorative accessories tel: 860-567-9693 email: jeffrey@tillouantiques.com website: www.tillouantiques.com

Noah's Ark Signed with monogram HD, and dated 1935 American, probably Pennsylvania Carved stone 26" h x 31Âź" w

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Jewels in Time Fine new & pre-owned time pieces, Diamonds • fashion & estate jewelry buy • Sell • Trade Tower & Shops at the Sanctuary 4400 North Federal Highway Boca Raton, FL 33431 tel: 561-368-1454 fax: 561-368-1727 email: jewelsintime@aol.com website: www.jewelsintime.com

Patek Philippe Nautilus Rolex Pearlmaster Rolex Yachtmaster II Yellow Diamond RIng 13.37 carats

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Johanna Antiques Antique and estate jewelry contact: Johanna Wilson PO Box 418 Kingsville, MD 21087 tel: 410-937-3444 email: lordsaleapin@aol.com

Unusually large, fine, high domed reverse crystal intaglio brooch,set in gold bezel and bit.

Brooch measurement 43 mm. Circa 1920.

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John Atzbach Faberge & Imperial Russian Antiques 15127 NE 24th St. Ste. 118 Redmond, WA 98052 tel: 425-271-8950 cell: 206-618-2684 fax: 425-271-8940 email: john@atzbach.com website: www.atzbach.com

A Russian porcelain dinner plate and two side plates from the Raphael Service made by the Imperial Porcelain Factory, circa 1891-1897.

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Joyce Groussman Estate & Fine Jewelry Antiques & Fine Jewelry contact: Joyce & Steve Groussman 7201 East Camelback Road, Suite 285 Scottsdale, AZ 82501 tel: 786-972-4485 email: joycegroussman@gmail.com website: www.joycegroussmanjewelry.com

A Unique 18k. Gold Coral, Diamond Necklace and 18k Gold Coral, Diamond and Emerald Earrings, Circa 1960’s

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Julia Santen Gallery Original Vintage and Antique Posters Charleston, South Carolina tel: 843-534-075 email: info@juliasantengallery.com website: www.juliasantengallery.com

This is one of the rarest and most spectacular Italian Art Deco images created. Nizzoli was a most versatile artist, being a painter, decorator, textile designer and posterist. Many of his posters were for automobile companies.

In 1938, he joined Olivetti and was responsible for some of their finest images.

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Kendall fine art Impressionist and Modern Paintings contact: Matt Kendall 690 Miami Circle, Ste 125 Atlanta, Georgia 30324 tel: 404-538-9035  email: info@kendallfineart.com website: www.kendallfineart.com

Childe Hassam (1859-1935) Lady in a Garden circa 1890 oil on canvas 18 x 15 inches

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Kwiat Fine Diamond Jewelry 725 Madison Avenue New York, NY 10065 tel: 212 725 7777 email: Concierge@Kwiat.com website: www.Kwiat.com

Since 1907, the Kwiat family has been crafting the most beautiful diamond jewelry in the world.

Inspired by the energy, art and sophistication of New York City, Kwiat jewelry is designed to enhance a woman’s beauty.

Only the world’s most exquisite diamonds and gemstones are worthy of the family name.

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L’Etoile Royale the most exquisite jewels & antiques 784 Madison Avenue, New York, NY 10065 tel: 212-752-1706 fax: 212-752-1758 329 Worth Avenue, Palm Beach, FL 33480 tel: 561-655-3025 fax: 561-655-6242 Grand Bazaar, 38 Sandalbedestanl, Istanbul, Turkey 34126 tel: +90-212-527-7865 fax: +90-212-512-7423 email: info@letoileroyale.com website: www.letoileroyale.com

A very impressive Parure from 1930's The Rubies are approximately 110 carats all certified Burma Myanmar, No Heat.

The DIamonds are approximately 95 carats.

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Larry Dalton antique timepieces 14 Bretton Road Scarsdale, NY 10583 tel: 914-472-0945 email: ldclocks@optonline.net

AUTOMATON INDUSTRIAL "FOUNDRY MAN" A rare silvered and gilt-brass mantel clock.

The hammer connected to the movement and acting as the pendulum, moves up and down. French, circa 1890. Signed: Guilmet.

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Lillian Nassau FOREMOST DeaLER OF TIFFANY STUDIOS LAMPS AND FAVRILE GLASS 19TH AND 20TH CENTURY SCULPTURE, ART AND DESIGN INCLUDING MID-CENTURY MODERN AND STUDIO FURNITURE 220 East 57th Street New York, NY 10022 tel: 212-759-6062 email: info@lilliannassau.com website: www.lilliannassau.com

Tiffany Studios Snowball Table Lamp American, circa 1904 16" diameter, 24½" high

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Linen Merchant contact: Jim Thomas Walnut Creek, California tel: 925-352-3863 fax: 925-937-5833 email: linenmerchantusa@yahoo.com

Russian Bobbin Lace and Pannè Velvet Table Cover Monogram of Nicholas II Alexandrovich and Alexandria Tsarskoe Selo, near St. Petersburg, 101 x 82 inches.

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Lion Heart Autographs one of the world’s leading sources for rare and important letters, manuscripts & inscribed photographs in Art, History, Literature, Music, and Science. contact: David Lowenherz 216 East 45th Street, Suite 1100 New York, NY 10017 tel: 212-779-7050 email: lionheart@lionheartinc.com website: www.lionheartautographs.com

Extremely rare Felix Mendelssohn love letter to his wife — Written in 1837 by the composer of the famous "Wedding March" to his bride of six months, on the day he premiered his Piano Concerto No 2 in Birmingham, England.

One of only two known letters to his wife, and the only one in private hands. The perfect Valentine's Day gift.

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Long-Sharp Gallery Long-Sharp Gallery specializes in works on paper and prints by modern masters from "Picasso to Pop" in addition to a contemporary program that incorporates photography, sculpture and painting.

50 West Washington Street Indianapolis, IN 46204 tel: 866.370.1601 email: info@longsharpgallery.com website: www.longsharpgallery.com

Š David Kramer, "Marketer's Dream," original painting on paper (2013).

Presented in conjunction with a smaller, traveling version of Long-Sharp Gallery's "Icons & Irony" Exhibit, named one of the top Fall Exhibits in the world by Modern Painters Magazine, September 2013.

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Lynda Willauer Antiques Chinese Export Porcelain: Blue and White, Famille Rose including Armorial & Mandarin, Continental and English Furniture, Paintings- especially Swedish, Inlaid Boxes, Needlework Pictures, Staffordshire and Majolica Pottery. contact: Lynda Willauer 2 India Street Nantucket, MA 02554 tel: 508-228-3631 cell: 203-913-3363 email: info@lyndawillauerantiques.com website: www.lyndawillauerantiques.com

Chinese Export Porcelain Underglaze Blue large size octagonal deep dish with Arms of Proctor, circa 1740.

Pictured in Chinese Armorial Porcelain II, pg. 128.

Pair of Chinese Export Porcelain Underglaze Blue and Overglaze Famille Rose Mandarin flute vases, circa 1770.

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Macklowe Gallery For over 40 years we have specialized in French Art Nouveau furniture and objects, Tiffany lamps, Tiffany glass, French ART glass by Argy-Rousseau, Daum and Gallé, bronzes, ceramics, lithographs, and antique and estate jewelry. contact: Benjamin Macklowe 667 Madison Avenue New York, NY 10065 tel: 212-644-6400 fax: 212-755-6143 email: email@macklowegallery.com website: www.macklowegallery.com

Tiffany Studios New York leaded glass and coppered bronze “Geometric” chandelier with six golden “Tulip” shades.

The central shade is comprised of mottled glass graduating from red/yellow to tones of brilliant orange and further decorated with a rare scalloped pattern articulated in the leading near the top Provenance Private Collection, Garrison, NY Circa 1900

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mallett antiques European Decorative Arts 929 Madison Ave, New York, NY 37 Dover St, London, UK tel: 212-249-8783 email: wdardik@mallettantiques.com website: www.mallettantiques.com

A unique sofa designed and made by Yves Marthelot, 1982

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marc ravet unearth rare objects with the passion of art France tel: +33 674 061 194 email: anticravet@orange.fr

Splendid and outstanding chambered double-faced desk with clear and darker wood rose veneer amongst other essence.

The board center is embellished by its gently branded premium leather. Its rosewood encircling being double framed by its gilded bronze ingot mould. It opens with 7 drawers, bearing as well, a richly chiseled gilded bronze dĂŠcor making the ensemble exceptional.

This superb piece of furniture (Circa 1890) easily stand the comparison with the creations of the celebrated Durand cabinetmakers. Circa 1890.

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Maria and Peter Warren Antiques 18th and 19th Century English Ceramics, Paintings, Early American Furniture and Decorative Arts 228 Danbury Road (route 7) Wilton, CT 06897 Friday-Sunday 11:30-5:30pm and also by appointment tel: 203-984-6174 email: ajwarren1@yahoo.com, aj@warrenantiques.com website: www.warrenantiques.com

This English Creamware Cylindrical Polychrome Decorated Tea Pot is in the "Chintz" pattern with beautifully entwined rope handles and matching knop both ending in floral terminals.

The spout is molded with acanthus leaves. This rare pot is either from Staffordshire or Yorkshire and dates from c1790.

Provenance: ex: Shand-Kidd collection.

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Marilyn garrow fine textile art Suffolk, England tel: + 44 (0)1728 648671 mob: + 44 (0)7774 842074 US cell: 646-413-9455 email: marilyn@marilyngarrow.com website: www.marilyngarrow.com

A close up of an exquisite 18th century Italian hand embroidered panel.

The embroidery hand worked in polychrome silks and silver thread on a silk ground.

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marina B Iconic and contemporary fine jewelry design 30 East 57th Street New York, NY 10022 tel: 212-644-1155 email: info@marinab.com website: www.marinab.com

Inspired by the graceful landscapes of blossoming cherry trees in Japan, Marina designed the Fujiyama bracelet and accompanying collection.

Set in 18kt yellow and black gold and embellished with mandarin orange sapphires and white diamonds, this bracelet is a focal point for any fine jewelry collection.

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mccarty gallery american & european artworks 1650-1950 7733 Winston Road, Chestnut Hill Philadelphia, PA 19118 tel: 215-247-5220 email: mccartygallery@gmail.com website: www.mccartygallery.com

REMINGTON SCHUYLER, American, 1884-1955 SIOUX VISION QUEST (cover illustration, Saturday Evening Post, April 21, 1906) oil on canvas; 28" x 18"

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McColl Fine Art Fine American and European Paintings from the 19th and Early 20th Centuries as well as Classical Contemporary Works of Art 126 Cottage Place Charlotte, NC 28207 tel: 704-333-5983 email: info@mccollfineart.com website: www.mccollfineart.com

Erik Koeppel American, Born 1980 Revival: Sunrise in the Kaaterskill Clove, 2013 Type: Oil on canvas Dimensions: 27.5 x 35.5 inches Frame Dimensions: 36 x 44 inches framed Signature: signed lower right, Koeppel

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Michael Borghi Fine Art post war & contemporary art 523 Knickerbocker Road Tenafly, NJ 07670 tel: 201-248-4732 email: michael@michaelborghifineart.com website: www.michaelborghifineart.com

Theodoros Stamos "Infinity field, Lefkada series" 1972.

Oil on canvas.

80 x 30 inches.

Signed, titled, & dated verso —

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Michael Goedhuis Chinese Contemporary ink painting and Chinese and Japanese works of art London, Beijing tel: +44 (0) 20 7823 1395, +1 917 455 1035 email: london@michaelgoedhuis.com website: www.michaelgoedhuis.com

Yang Yanping The Fragrance After A Thunderstorm 2009 Ink and colour on paper 27 1/4 x 37 1/2 in (69 x 95.8 cm)

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Michael A. latragna Fine Art Specializing in 19th-20th century american & european art. paintings of old florida, southern, sporting, hudson river, still-life impressionism 8229 Southwind Bay Circle Fort Myers, FL 33908 tel: 585-230-4522, 239-590-0210 email: artman@netacc.net website: www.michaelalatragnafineart.com, askart.com

Emile A. Gruppe, (1896-1978) "Seawall's Point, Start Florida" oil on canvas 30 x 36 inches

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Michael S. Haber Exquisite antique & estate jewelry contact: Michael Haber Wynnewood, PA 19096 tel: 610-896-4800 email: michaelhaber.me.com website: www.michaelshaber.com

Seaman Schepps Multi Colored Gem Set Gold Brooch

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moira of new bond street the rarest jewels, the finest antiques 11 New Bond Street London, W1S 3SR, United Kingdom tel: +44 20 7629 0160 fax: 44 20 7495 3343 email: simon@moira-jewels.com website: www.moira-jewels.com

Exceptional Etruscan style Ram's head bangle Circa 1860

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Montana Jewelry M & G Signed Jewelry estate brand name and fine jewelry 76 West 47th Street Gallery 600 New York City, NY 10036 tel: 212-719-5009 email: mg2404@gmail.com, info@signjewelry.com website: www.SignJewelry.com

Van Cleef & Arpels Platinum Diamond Double Blossom Convertible Earrings Circa 1980's

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Moylan-Smelkinson the spare room Georgian & victorian Jewelry, regency period English ceramics in japan patterns & whimsical decorative objects contact: Jacqueline Smelkinson, Marcia Moylan Baltimore, Maryland tel: 410-435-3738, 410-243-7688 email: jacquelinesmelkinson@att.net, marcia.moylan@verizon.net website: www.spareroomantiques.com

Worcester Porcelain Dessert Dish, Flight Barr & Barr,Period, circa 1820.

This finely painted dish is richly decorated in Japan colors with a stylized Japanese garden scene of fences, birds and flowers in a rare pattern known as "Brilliant Imari".

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MUSEE DECO Specializing in bronze, Ivory & Art Deco contact: Michael & Pessi Jakobov New York & Florida tel: 646-250-1194 email: jakobov@aol.com

Cabaret Girl by Ferdinand Preiss

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Nelson Rarities antique and estate jewelry Portland, Maine tel: 207-775-3150 email: rarities@nelsonrarities.com  website: www.nelsonrarities.com

Signed Art Deco jewelry by Cartier, Van Cleef & Arpels, Boucheron, E.M. Gattle, etc.

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Newel showcases over 10,000 extraordinary works from around the globe dating from the 17th to the 20th Century 425 East 53rd Street New York, NY 10022 tel: 212-758-1970 email: guyregal@newel.com, nicole@newel.com, jbaer@newel.com, info@newel.com website: newel.com

Rosewood six drawer commode French (c.1950) by (MAXIME OLD) having four large and two small with locks the four with core bronze pulls the whole on four legs with core bronze sabots.

Provenance: Normandie private collection

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Nexxt20 Artist Jewelry from the 20th and 21st century Dallas, Texas tel: 845-453-5858 email: info@nexxt20.com website: www.nexxt20.com

Amaldo Pomodoro 18K gold bangle bracelet and matching brooch articulated in abtract design with diamonds and rubies

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Nula Thanhauser Art nouveau, art deco and asian textile antique purses, signature designer & custom bags, as well as period frames in bakelite, celluloid and precious metals East Hampton, NY • By appointment only tel: 215-266-2888 email: Nula@NulaThanhauser.com website: www.NulaThanhauser.com

Important Collectors Piece: attributed to the famed painter and colorist Sonia Delaunay, this exquisitely carved wood frame depicts a crane at rest with a double-sided flap purse of vivid orange and blue silk.

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Only authentics chanel, hermĂˆs & Louis vuitton fine luxury accessories, vintage, runway & limited editions New York, NY tel: 212-477-0116 email: charlesvirgil@gmail.com website: www.onlyauthentics.com

Hermès Birkin 35 cm tricolor (tosca, raisin, electric blue) Togo leather

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orley shabahang fine hand-knotted, all natural contemporary and antique carpets 326 Peruvian Avenue, Palm Beach, FL 33480 241 East 58th Street, New York, NY 10022 223 East Silver Spring Drive, Whitefish Bay, WI 53217 tel: 561-655-3371, 212-421-5800, 414-332-2486 email: palmbeach@orleyshabahang.com, newyork@orleyshabahang.com, whitefishbay@orleyshabahang.com website: www.orleyshabahang.com

Vuscame en Elsur, Antonia Guzman, 2004 Wool and cotton foundation, wool pile 9 feet by 12 feet

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Owl’s Roost Antiques Fine antique & estate jewelry – objects d’art Miami Beach, FL

By Appointment Only tel: 305-864-5905 fax: 305-868-4604 email: owlsroostantiques@yahoo.com website: www.owlsroost.com

Unique Kunzite, Morganite, & Blue Topaz Handmade 18k Necklace

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Pat Saling fine Estate and Precious Jewelry 608 Fifth Avenue, Suite 801 New York, NY 10020 tel: 212-582-3355 email: info@patsaling.com website: www.patsaling.com

Extraordinary Pink Kunzite bracelet accented with Diamonds by Rene Boivin, Paris, circa 1937

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Patti Esbia Antique & Estate Jewelry Specializing in unique high end objects and jewelry from all eras contact: Patti Esbia 326 Peruvian Avenue Palm Beach, FL 33480 tel: 561-833-9448 email: esbia@aol.com website: www.esbiajewelry.com

Six inch Aigrette Multistrand Diamond Plume Approx. 20 carats with 2 attachments converting from hatpin to hair ornament circa 1850-1870

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Pearl Masters 576 Fifth Avenue, Suite 701 New York, NY 10036 tel: 212-869-8433 fax: 212-869-8434 email: pearlmastersinc@hotmail.com

Double strand of south sea baroque multi color pearls measuring from 16 - 18.5 mm.

Natural color.

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Perrisue Silver Estate and Contemporary Jewelry contact: Perrisue Silverstein Box 2353 Princeton, NJ 08540 tel: 609-924-2141 fax: 609-924-7608 email: vicsil@aol.com website: www.fairstone.com

18 carat gold diamond red enamel bangle circa 1980 signed Tiffany Schlumberger

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peter finer FINE ANTIQUE ARMS, ARMOUR & RELATED OBJECTS 38-39 Duke Street St. James’s London, SW1Y 6DF, England, United Kingdom tel: +44 207 839 5666 email: gallery@peterfiner.com website: www.peterfiner.com

A pair of German wheel-lock holster pistols bearing the arms of Friedrich Wilhelm I, Duke of Saxe-Weimar, Administrator of the Saxon Electoral Regency, maker's mark of Christoph Dressler, Dresden, dated 1596.

Provenance: The armoury at Schloss Hartenfels, Torgau, princely residence of the Electors of Saxony.

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philip chasen antiques specializing in art nouveau and art deco glass and lamps, including works by tiffany studios, emile gallĂŠ and daum nancy 10 Sugar Toms Ridge East Norwich, NY 11732 tel: 516-922-2090 email: philchasen@gmail.com website: www.chasenantiques.com

Important Daum Nancy 12" Birch Tree scenic vase, circa 1900

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philip colleck 17th, 18th & early 19th fine english furniture and chinoiserie 311 East 58th Street New York, NY 10022 tel: 212-486-7600 email: info@philipcolleck.com website: www.philipcolleck.com

Very Fine George II Mahogany Bureau Bookcase, having a broken pediment with dentils, two shaped mirror doors enclosing shelves and walnut lined drawers above a slant front fitted desk section & four graduated drawers with cock-beading on shaped ogee bracket feet. Attributed to Giles Grendey, English c.1745 Height: 7 ft. 6 1/4" (90 1/4" Width 47 1/4" Depth 24 1/4"

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Potterton books specialising in unusual and out-of print books on Architecture, Design, Antiques, Furniture, Interior Design, Decoration and Jewellery The Old Rectory, Sessay, Thirsk North Yorkshire, England, YO7 3LZ tel: 44 (0) 1845 501218 email: ros@pottertonbooks.co.uk website: www.pottertonbooks.co.uk

Jar, Paris

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Primavera Gallery 20th Century applied and decorative arts. Fine, signed jewelry. 1800-1980's contact: Audrey Friedman & Haim Manishevitz 210 11th Avenue (at 25th Street), Suite 800 New York, NY 10001 tel: 212-924-6600 email: contact@primaveragallery.com website: www.primaveragallery.com

Bird brooch in 18k gold, coral and diamonds by Pierre SterlĂŠ French, C 1950's.

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Provident Jewelry West Palm Beach tel: 561-833-7755 Jupiter tel: 561-747-4449 Boca Raton tel: 561-488-7737 Naples I tel: 239-649-7737 Naples II tel: 239-649-7200 Ft. Myers tel: 239-274-7777 website: www.providentjewelry.com

Spectacular one-of-a-kind emerald & diamond necklace with approximately 56 carats of emeralds and approximately 80 carats of diamonds set in platinum

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Purtell, Jeffrey/ Steuben Glass Specializing in the purchase and sale of Post-Carder Steuben Glass Exhibiton pieces. major ornamentals, animals, vases, bowls, candlesticks, and table accessories contact: Jeffrey F. Purtell 31 Pleasant Point Drive Portsmouth, NH 03801 tel: 800-973-4331 fax: 603-422-0464 email: jfpurtell@steubenpurtell.com website: www.steubenpurtell.com

X4184 Sea Chase Edition of 10

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QUEEN FINE ARTS HIGH QUALITY PAINTINGS Miami tel: 786-514-7417, 786-355-2344, 786-660-3106 email: sales@queenfinearts.com website: www.queenfinearts.com

Mihail Chemiankin (b. 1943) Dreams of Nejinsky, 1992 100 x 80 cm (45 x 35� in) Oil on Canvas Signed M. Chemiakin (lower left) Signed, dated, titled and inscribed (verso) 168

Quidley & Company Fine Art specializing in the best of contemporary realism and impressionism and works with clients to build collections of distinction 38 Newbury Street Boston, MA 02116 26 Main Street Nantucket, MA 02554 tel: 617-450-4300 (Boston) 508-228-4300 (Nantucket) email: inquiries@quidleyandco.com website: www.QuidleyAndCo.com

Philip Buller "Heat" 2013, oil, 48 x 60 inches

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R & A INTERNATIONAL contact: Rosaria Varra 36 NE 1st Street #365 Miami, FL 33132 tel: 305-532-1210 fax: 305-924-0122 email: rnaintldesign@yahoo.com website: rosariafinejewelry.com

Exquisite Colombian Emerald and Diamond earrings, set in Platinum, Italy, circa 1960's

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M.S. Rau Antiques Fine Art, Rare Antiques & Important Jewelry New Orleans, LA tel: 800-544-9440 email: info@rauantiques.com website: www.rauantiques.com

Important Fancy Pink Diamond, 7.09 Carats Certainly one of the world’s true treasures, this important 7.09-carat Natural Fancy pink diamond is breathtaking to behold. Certified by the Gemological Institute of America to be an incredibly rare Type IIa diamond, the gem contains no nitrogen, and therefore, possesses the purest pink color. Only a handful of diamonds are known to achieve this prodigious distinction. This diamond is further certified as having an impressive VSI clarity. It is almost unheard of to find a pink diamond of the astonishing color, clarity and size of this precious jewel. Set in platinum and 18K rose gold with 1.04 carats of shield-cut diamonds exhibiting E color and VS1 clarity. #29-9429

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Raymond Lee Jewelers Antique and estate jewelry, diamonds and watches contact: Lee Josephson 22191 Powerline Rd. Boca Raton, FL 33433 tel: 561-750-7808 fax: 561-750-8005 email: info@raymondleejewelers.net website: www.raymondleejewelers.net

The ring is a Cartier 18kt yellow gold, chalcedony, chrysoprase and diamond ring.

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red fox fine art fine paintings and sculpture, 1750-1950 At the Red Fox Inn 2 East Washington Street Middleburg, VA 20117 P.O. Box 385, Middleburg, VA 20118 tel: 703-851-5160 fax: 540-687-6306 email: tr@redfoxfineart.com website: www.redfoxfineart.com

Franklin Brooke Voss (American, 1880-1953) The Saddler Seven, 1941 oil on canvas, 28 x 36 inches signed FB Voss and dated 1941 Provenance: Commissioned by James M. Austin, Old Westbury, Long Island, 1941

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rehs diamonds Diamonds, Diamond Jewelry, Estate Jewelry contact: Alan Rehs 579 5th Avenue, #1160 New York, NY 10017 tel: 212-750-6163 fax: 212-688-5883 email: alan@rehsdiamonds.com website: www.rehsdiamonds.com

Marquise 3.09cts.

Fancy Pink, VS2

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Rehs Galleries Important 19th - 20TH Century Works of Art contact: Lance Rehs 5 East 57th Street New York, NY 10022 tel: 212-355-5710 fax: 212-355-5742 email: lance@rehs.com website: www.rehs.com

Sidney Richard Percy (1821-1886) Heather in the Highland Oil on canvas 24 x 38 inches Signed and dated 1872

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Richters of palm beach contact: Stefan Richter 224 Worth Avenue Palm Beach, FL 33480 tel: 561-655-0774 fax: 561-655-1334 email: rpbjewels@aol.com

From our extensive collection of vintage David Webb jewelry, five important enamel and diamond bracelets.

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roberto freitas American Antiques & Decorative Arts Stonington, Connecticut tel: 860-535-1797 email: info@robertofreitas.com website: www.robertofreitas.com

Exceptional Regency Carved and Gilded Girandole Mirror.

English or American, circa 1800.

44-1/2 inches wide x 59-1/2 inches high.

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rosenberg diamonds & Co. Rare and Important white & natural fancy color diamonds and high jewels contact: David Rosenberg Boca Raton, FL tel: 561-477-5444 fax: 561-477-5222 email: info@rosenbergdiamonds.com website: www.rosenbergdiamonds.com

Shown above is a selection of GIA certified Diamond Rings ranging in shapes and sizes from 8.98ct to over 53ct.

Colors ranging from D to I and clarity ranging from Flawless to SI1.

Also featured are a 31.00ct Diamond Opera Necklace and a 28.40ct Diamond Bracelet.

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Sallea Antiques Antique Boxes of all types, Chinese & Japanese export porcelain, brass, tortoise shell, ivory and objects of vertu 66 Elm Street New Canaan, CT 06840 tel: 203-972-1050 fax: 203-972-1567 email: info@salleaantiques.com website: www.salleaantiques.com

Antique Boxes

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Santos-London Chinese export porcelian contact: Alberto Santos 21 Old Court House London W8 4PD, United Kingdom tel: +44 207 937 6000 fax: +44 207 937 3351 email: albertovsantos@santoslondon.com, santos@santoslondon.com website: www.santoslondon.com

Two very rare Chinese export porcelain deep plates decorated in opaque enamels from the famille rose (Fencai) palette in the rim with flowers and in the centre with the view from the river Ij from the public house Nieuwe Stadsherberg in Amsterdam, c. 1760, Qianlong reign, Qing dynasty (4387/4388) 22 cm, 8 ž in.

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Santos-London Chinese export porcelian contact: Alberto Santos 21 Old Court House London W8 4PD, United Kingdom tel: +44 207 937 6000 fax: +44 207 937 3351 email: albertovsantos@santoslondon.com, santos@santoslondon.com website: www.santoslondon.com

Fine and rare Chinese export porcelain sauce tureen and stand, richly decorated in gilt and opaque enamels from the famille rose (Fencai) palette, Rockefeller pattern, c. 1790, Qianlong, Qing dynasty, w. of stand: 18 cm, 7 1/8 in

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Sherry’s custom designs contact: Sherry Fehr and Gail Fehr 21090 Saint Andrews Blvd.

Boca Raton, FL tel: 561-338-9100 email: ijtman@aol.com

Wide horn bracelet with 18 karat gold one-of-a-kind five face cameo with diamonds

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The Silver Fund Exceptional 20th Century Silver and Objects 330 Worth Avenue, Palm Beach, FL 33480 tel: 561-629-5153 email: dealers@thesilverfund.com website: thesilverfund.com

Very Rare Jean Puiforcat Mexican Tray Sterling silver and white onyx. Mexico circa 1943.

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Stephen Kalms Antiques Fine Antique Silver contact: Stephen Kalms Vault 13-15 and 31-32 London Silver Vault 53-64 Chancery Lane, London, WC2A1QS, United Kingdom tel: 44-207-430-1254 fax: 44-207-405-6206 email: Stephen@kalmsantiques.com website: www.kalmsantiques.com

Superb sterling silver centre piece with gilt interior Made in London in 1909 by Ackroyd Rhodes

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steven neckman diamonds and estate jewelry 36 NE 1St #1046 Miami, FL 33137 tel: 305-755-9030 email: steve@stevenneckman.com, suzanne@stevenneckman.com website: www.stevenneckman.com

Signed Van Cleef and Arpels black and white pearl necklace with floral coral clasp and diamonds

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Sue Brown Quirky Jewellery from the Past contact: Sue Brown London, United Kingdom

By Appointment Only tel: 917-216-9128 email: sue@antique-rings.co.uk website: www.suebrownantiquerings.com

A pair of Gold and Red Spinel Bangles from the former Royal Household, Rangoon, Burma.

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Suzanne Syz Art Jewels One-of-a-kind pieces of high end jewelry, exclusively produced in Geneva Geneva, Switzerland tel: +41 22 310 20 84 +41 79 212 16 31 email: christopher@suzannesyz.ch website: www.suzannesyz.com

Pièce Unique n°384 "Snow White" earrings in titanium and white gold set with: 2 natural red spinels 20.66 carats 2 diamond briolettes 5.79 carats 144 diamond beads 16.28 carats

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tenenbaum & co. classic and fine estate jewelry 1801 Post Oak Boulevard Houston, Texas 77056 tel: 713-629-7444 email: sales@tenenbaumandco.com website: www.tenenbaumandco.com

Salavetti 18kt yellow gold, sapphire and diamond iris brooch.

Features 160 carats of multi-color sapphires and 14 carats of briolette diamonds.

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Thalen & Thalen contemporary silver Francorchamps, Belgium Palm Beach tel: +32 87 270918, cell: +32 473 842435, US: 305-323-0069 email: thalen.thalen@gmail.com, thalen.thalen@skynet.be website: www.belgiansilverworks.com, www.thalen-thalen.com

'Candle holder light and balance' fine silver 999/000, titanium, created 2013

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Thalen & Thalen contemporary silver Francorchamps, Belgium Palm Beach tel: +32 87 270918, cell: +32 473 842435, US: 305-323-0069 email: thalen.thalen@gmail.com, thalen.thalen@skynet.be website: www.belgiansilverworks.com, www.thalen-thalen.com

'Lotus place setting' fine silver 999/000, titanium, created 2013

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Thomas Colville Fine Art 19th and 20th century american and european paintings, drawings, and sculpture 111 Old Quarry Road, Guilford, CT 06437 1000 Madison Avenue, New York, NY 10075 By appointemt only (both locations) tel: 203-453-2449 (CT), 212-879-9259 (NY) email: tlc@thomascolville.com website: www.thomascolville.com

Francisco Miralles y Galup (spanish 1848-1901) "In the Park", circa 1885 Oil on canvas 16Âź x 13Âź inches Signed "F. Miralles" lower left

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T K A S IAN ANTI Q UI TI ES TK Asian Antiquities

THE WORLD’S PREMIER DEALER IN SCIENTIFICALLY DOCUMENTED ASIAN ANTIQUITIES 1654 Jamestown Road, Williamsburg, VA 23185 THE WORLD’S PREMIER DEALER IN SCIENTIFICALLY DOCUMENTED ASIAN ANTIQUITIES tel: 855-266-9970 fax: 757-220-2636 41 East 57th Street, Suite 1125, New York, NY 10022 1654 Jamestown Road, Williamsburg, VA 23185 tel: 855-266-9970 fax: 212-644-3928 tel: 855-266-9970 fax: 757-220-2636 email: info@tkasian.com internet: www.tkasian.com 41 East 57th Street, Suite 1125, New York, NY 10022 tel: 855-266-9970 fax: 212-644-3928 email: info@tkasian.com website: www.tkasian.com

An Exquisitely Detailed Gold & Garnet Document Box Date: 2nd - 4th Century CE Size: 10” Assembled

Making utilitarian objects into works of art appears to have been a passion for the elite of ancient Eurasia. This fanciful artifact is a prime example, turning a simple two-part container into an elaborate and rather realistic looking carp. Each of the fins is detailed with wire, in imitation of the bony ridges seen in the living fish. Hundreds of individually cut sheet gold scales have been soldered, one at a time, to the body of the fish, giving the surface a naturalistic texture. Rough polished garnet inlays form the eyes, which are set in bezels of twisted wire filigree. Even the gills are accented with a line of filigree, separating the smooth head from the scaled body. Some theorize that it was used as a document box, to send important messages between kings in Central Asia.

An Exquisitely Detailed Gold & Garnet Document Box Date: 2nd - 4th Century CE Size: 10” Assembled Making utilitarian objects into works of art appears to have been a passion for the elite of ancient Eurasia. This fanciful artifact is a prime example, turning a simple two-part container into an elaborate and rather realistic looking carp. Each of the fins is detailed with wire, in imitation of the bony ridges seen in the living fish. Hundreds of individually cut sheet gold scales have been soldered, one at a time, to the body of the fish, giving the surface a naturalistic texture. Rough polished garnet inlays form the eyes, which are set in bezels of twisted wire filigree. Even the gills are accented with a line of filigree, separating the smooth head from the scaled body. Some theorize that it was used as a document box, to send important messages between kings in Central Asia.

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Tom Veilleux Gallery the Finest in American Paintings and Sculpture From the first half of the 20th Century Six City Center Portland, ME 04101 tel: 207-828-0784 email: info@tomveilleux.com website: www.tomveilleux.com

Charles Prendergast (1863-1948) "Flowers in a Blue Painted Vase with Birds" 20" x 16" Tempera, gold, silver leaf on incised and gessoed panel

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top art gallery 19201 Collins Avenue Sunny Isles, Florida 33160 tel: 786-344-3420 email: topart@att.net website: topart@bellsouth.net

REUVEN RUBIN 1893 - 1974 SPRINGTIME IN AIN KAREM Rose Klorfein, New York Engel Gallery, Jerusalem Exhibited Palm Beach, Norton Museum of Art, Rubin, 1967, no. 18

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Toulouse Antique Gallery Fine Art and Antiques of the 19th Century contact: Aurora Dugan 4210 The Strand Manhattan Beach, CA 90266 tel: 310-503-0152 email: toulouseantiques@gmail.com website: www.toulouseantiques.com

H. Dumage, “Cleopatra” 39in High

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trace mayer antiques english and european fine and decorative arts Louisville KY tel: 502-899-5335 Gallery email: trace@tracemayer.com website: www.tracemayer.com

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Traum Safe the finest jewelry safes in the world! for precious jewelry, valuable watches and significant art 946 Madison Avenue, New York City tel: 212-452-2565 email: clients@traumsafe.com website: www.traumsafe.com

Featured is a beautiful Legacy Safe from Traum.

Engineered and manufactured in Germany, this high security safe has a custom interior.

Shown on the side are our legendary jewelry trays, handcrafted in Switzerland.

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Valerio art deco French art deco furniture, art glass, sculptures, and jewelry 250 Valencia Ave. Coral Gables, FL 33134 tel: 305-448-6779窶デax: 305-444-1634 email: mail@valerioartdeco.com website: www.valerioartdeco.com

Cabinet by Christian Krass, Armchair by DIM, Lithograph by Paul Jouve, Firebird Luminaire

by Rene Lalique, Diana Sculpture by Ferdinand Preiss

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Valerio art deco French art deco furniture, art glass, sculptures, and jewelry 250 Valencia Ave. Coral Gables, FL 33134 tel: 305-448-6779窶デax: 305-444-1634 email: mail@valerioartdeco.com website: www.valerioartdeco.com

Yambo Sculpture by D.H. Chiparus, Center Table by Raymond Subes

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Valerio art deco French art deco furniture, art glass, sculptures, and jewelry 250 Valencia Ave. Coral Gables, FL 33134 tel: 305-448-6779窶デax: 305-444-1634 email: mail@valerioartdeco.com website: www.valerioartdeco.com

Left: Brooch by Buccellati in 18k gold composed of 5 flowers, each one with a yellow gold bezel set with a ruby and contoured by white gold petals set with brilliant-cut diamonds. White gold leaves set with brilliant-cut diamonds with central venetians in yellow gold. 5 rubies of approximately 5.0cts. 230 brilliant-cut diamonds of nearly 4.70 cts.

Right: Brooch by Buccellati in 18k gold composed of 7 flowers, each one with a yellow gold bezel set with a cabochon emerald contoured by white gold petals set with rose-cut diamonds. Yellow gold engraved leaves.

7 cabochon emeralds of approximately 10.5cts. 168 rose-cut diamonds of nearly 5.0cts.

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vallejo gallery maritime and marine theme paintings and nautical artifacts/antiques 120 Tustin Ave. C 913 Newport Beach, CA 92663 Showroom by Appointment tel: 949-642-7945 email: vallejogallery@earthlink.net website: www.vallejogallery.com

"The Old Lighthouse and Fleets of St. Ives, Cornwall"

by Hayley Lever (1876-1958) 50 x 60 Inch Oil on Canvas, Signed LL: Hayley Lever, 62.5 x 72.5 Inches Framed Circa 1915

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Vendome fine Signed 20th Century Estate Jewelry contact: Deborah Wilson 1187 Coast Village Road, #1-496 Santa Barbara, CA 93108 tel: 805-969-5997 fax: 805-565-1112 email: vendomejewelry@cox.net website: www.vendomeinc.com

Cartier Tiger Cuff Hinged 18K Gold double headed tiger cuff with emerald eyes.

Signed Cartier No. 623208, French marks

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Veronique Bamps Monaco Antique and estate jewellery, from 1800 up to 1960, European and American “Le Patio Palace� # 626 41 Avenue Hector Otto MC 98000 Monaco tel: + 377 97 97 37 57 cell EU: + 33 6 43 91 74 65 cell US: 305-905-9982 email: info@veroniquebamps.com website: www.veroniquebamps.com

Art-Deco set, pendant and earrings, in platinum and gold, lapis-lazuli, green enamel and diamonds.

Signed Cartier Paris Londres New York Cartier, Paris circa 1920

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jewels by viggi fine diamond jewels New York Connecticut tel: 855-348-4444 email: info@viggi.com website: www.viggi.com

Exclusively available from the Jewels by Viggi, Magnificent Collection.

Handcrafted platinum drop earrings, 24.81 carats of perfectly matched Asscher-cut diamonds.

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Villa del arte galleries with a Collection of consistent high quality paintings, sculpture and photography, villa del arte represents over thirty spanish and international artists.

C/TapinerĂ­a 39, 08002 Barcelona, Spain Sloterweg 1210, 1066 CV Amsterdam, The Netherlands tel: + 34 93 268 06 73 email: info@villadelarte.com website: www.villadelarte.com

Christiaan Lieverse, NYX, 140 x 120 cm, exclusive edition of 25 mixed technique on canvas

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waterhouse & dodd leading dealers in art from 1870 to the present day New York and London tel: 212-510-7656 +44 20 7734 7800 email: newyork@waterhousedodd.com, info@waterhousedodd.com website: www.waterhousedodd.com

Marc Chagall, Russian (1887-1985) Le Soir sur la Seine signed and dated oil on canvas 32 x 25.5 in painted in 1979 Provenance: Private collection, Japan, acquired c. 1987. Private collection, United Kingdom, acquired in 2007.

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William Cook 18th and 19th Century antique Furniture, Objects and works of art contact: Billy Cook 15 Bridge Street Hungerford, Berkshire, RG17 0EG, UK tel: +44 (0) 1488 681254, +44 7885 031301 cell: 773-469-1458 email: billy@williamcookantiques.com website: www.williamcookantiques.com

The Tait Cabinet A superb late 17th century walnut double domed bureau bookcase with a fully fitted interior.

Gifted to Lawson Tait by Sir Henry Irving in gratitude for the care given to his son.

Circa 1695

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willow gallery british and european 19th and 20th century paintings 40-41 Duke Street, St James’s London SW1Y 6DF, UK cell: 011447943 642 140 cell: 011447967 028 879 gallery: 0114420 7968 1830 email: enquiries@willowgallery.com website: www.willowgallery.com

Arturo Ricci 1854-1919 The Birthday Party Frame size: 42 x 54 inches Oil on canvas, signed

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winick-runsdorf 34 West 47th Street New York, NY 10036 tel: 212-302-9555 toll free: 800-866-1248 fax: 212-575-1991 email: rwinick@winickdiamonds.com website: www.winickdiamonds.com

An elegant Platinum Diamond Eternity Ring with 13 Emerald-Cut Diamonds weighing a total of 14.18 CT. A classic Platinum Diamond Eternity Ring with 13 Brilliant-Cut Oval Diamonds weighing 12.35 CT.

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Yafa signed jewels contact: Yafa & Maurice Moradof 580 5th Ave. Store 7 New York, NY. 10036 tel: 212-719-9828 cell: 516-652-2085 fax: 212-869-2016 email: info@yafajewelry.com website: www.yafasignedjewels.com

Van Cleef & Arpels Mystery Set Earrings & Harry Winston Diamond & Ruby Bracelet.

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yvel Jerusalem, Israel tel: 972-2-673-5811 email: yvel@yvel.com website: www.yvel.com

The 11th largest Emerald in the world combining 18k yellow gold necklace set with 5.82 ct. diamonds from the exotic Emerald Collection by Yvel

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Alphabetical List of Exhibitors A.B. Levy’s Juliana Tamayo 211 Worth Avenue Palm Beach, FL 33480 561-835-9139 info@ablevys.com ablevys.com Aaron Faber Gallery Edward Faber, Patricia Kiley Faber 666 Fifth Avenue New York, NY 10103 212-586-8411 efaber@aaronfaber.com aaronfaber.com Afrodit ACIN CAD. NO: 15 / 1 06670 GOP Ankara, Turkey US 917 855 13 55 Turkey +90 312 436 21 29 afrodit@ada.net.tr galleryafrodit.com Agostino’s Antiques & Fine Art Mazzucato Agostino Fairfield (NJ), Milan (Italy) 917-477-9383 +39 335 5603573 agosantiques@aol.com agostinosantiquesfinearts.com Alexander Gallery 115 East 72nd Street, Suite 1B New York, NY 10021 tel: 212-472-1636 alexandergallery.com Arader Galleries 29 East 72nd Street New York, NY 10021 212-628-3668 calebkiffer@aradergalleries.com aradergalleries.com Art Link International Howard Brassner, Barbara Womelsdorf 809 Lucerne Avenue Lake Worth, FL 561-493-1162 fax: 561-493-2931 barbara@artlinkinternational.com artlinkinternational.com Asiantiques Winter Park, FL 407-362-1025 questions@asiantiques.com asiantiques.com

Avery Galleries 100 Chetwynd Drive Bryn Mawr, PA 19010 610-896-0680 info@averygalleries.com averygalleries.com

Camilla Dietz Bergeron 818 Madison Avenue , 4th Floor New York, NY 10065 212-794-9100 info@cdbltd.com cdbltd.com

Benchmark of Palm Beach 678 East Main Street Blue Ridge, GA 30513 800-790-9033 benchmarkofpalmbeach@hotmail.com benchmarkofpalmbeach.com

Carlson & Stevenson Phyllis Carlson, Timothy Stevenson P.O. Box 1113 Manchester Center, VT 05255 tel: 802-236-2342 carlsonphyllis1@aol.com carlsonandstevenson.com

Berengo Studio contact: Marco Berengo Fondamenta Vetrai 109/a , 30141 Murano (Venice) Italy +39 041 739453 US 786-216-3912 marcoberengo@yahoo.it berengo.com Betteridge Jewelers contact: Warren Lagerloef 117 Greenwich Avenue Greenwich, CT 06830 203-869-0124 jewelry@betteridge.com betteridge.com Bruce Kodner Galleries Bruce Kodner 24 South Dixie Highway Lake Worth, FL.33460 561-585-9999 Bkodner@aol.com brucekodner.com Buccellati 810 Madison Avenue New York, NY 10065 212-308-2900 jessica.koh@buccellati.com buccellati.com Butchoff Antiques 154 Kensington Church Street London W8 4BN + 44 (0) 20 7221 8174 enquiries@butchoff.com butchoff.com Callaghan Fine Paintings & Contemporary Bronze 22 St Mary’s Street Shrewsbury, SY1 1ED England US +1 615 870 7639 UK + 44 1743 343452 art@callaghan-finepaintings.com callaghan-finepaintings.com

Carolle Thibaut- Pomerantz Paris & New York PARIS +33 6 09 05 35 98 NY +1 212 759 6048 carolle@ctpdecorativearts.com antique-wallpaper.com Cavalier Galleries Greenwich, New York, Nantucket 203-869-3664 art@cavaliergalleries.com cavaliergalleries.com Century Guild Chicago & Los Angeles 312-617-8711 chicago@centuryguild.net centuryguild.net Charamonde Jewelers Kris Charamonde 500 North Dixie Highway Lake Worth, FL 33460 561-245-0333 charamonde@aol.com Charles Edwin Puckett Charles Puckett, Teresa Puckett 3867 West Market Street, #253 Akron, OH 44333 330-668-00032 charles@cepuckett.com cepuckett.com Charles L. Washburne Antiques P.O. Box 486 Solebury, PA 18963 215-794-7584 info@majolica.net majolica.net The Chicago Gallery Chicago, IL 847-590-9081 info@chicagogalleryart.com chicagogalleryart.com

Alphabetical List of Exhibitors Childs Gallery 169 Newbury Street Boston, MA 02116 617-266-1108 info@childsgallery.com childsgallery.com

David David Gallery 260 S. 18th Street Philadelphia, PA 19103 tel: 215-735-2922 info@daviddavidgallery.com daviddavidgallery.com

Chris Beetles Gallery 8 & 10 Ryder Street London, SW1Y 6QB + 44 020 7839 7551 gallery@chrisbeetles.com chrisbeetles.com

Dawn Hill Antiques Paulette Peden, Jane Fredrikson 11 Main Street New Preston, CT 06777 917-767-6384 dha@dawnhillantiques.com dawnhillantiques.com

Classic Antiques Lana & Michael Bock 65 West Schiller Street Chicago, IL 60610 312-961-6494 Clayton Antiques P.O. Box 5665 Williamsburg, VA 23188 314-422-4622 claytonantiques@gmail.com claytonantiques.com Cohen & Cohen PO Box 366 Reigate, Surrey, Rh2 2BB, UK By appointment only +44 01 737 242180 info@cohenandcohen.co.uk cohenandcohen.co.uk Colm Rowan Fine Art Colm Rowan Philadelphia, Pennsylvania USA 610-256-3256 rowan.colm@gmail.com colmrowan.com Daniels Antiques Aspen, Colorado Miami, Florida, Las Olas Boulevard 954-454-1395 danielsantiques@att.net danielsantiques.com David Brooker Fine Art David Brooker 362 Pequot Avenue Southport, CT 06890 203-232-2807 dbart1967@hotmail.com davidbrooker.com

Dean Borghi Fine Art Upper East, New York, NY Chelsea, New York, NY 212-472-3101 dean@dbfineart.com dbfineart.com Debra Force Fine Art Bethany Dobson 13 East 69th Street, Suite 4F New York, NY 10021 212-734-3636 bdobson@debraforce.com debraforce.com Deco2MidCenturyFurniture Scott Thomas Bernville, PA 610-780-1063 deco2midcenturyfurniture@verizon.net deco2midcenturyfurniture.com Devonia Antiques for Dining West Palm Beach, FL Boston, MA Bergdorf Goodman, NY, NY 617-510-3890 lori@devonia-antiques.com devonia-antiques.com Dinan & Chighine John F. Dinan London, United Kingdom UK+44 208 948 1939 US 646-546-2579 dinan.chghine@virgin.net Drucker Antiques Mount Kisco, New York 914-923-4560 Bill@druckerantiques.com druckerantiques.com

Earle D. Vandekar of Knightbridge Paul Vandekar White Plains, NY 212-308-2022 info@vandekar.com vandekar.com Edward and Deborah Pollack Fine Art 205 Worth Avenue, Suite 202 Palm Beach, Florida 33480 561-655-1425 eddeb1@aol.com edwardanddeborahpollack.com The Englishman Fine Art & Antiques 1190 Third Street South Naples, FL 34102 239-649-8088 info@theenglishmanusa.com theenglishmanusa.com Epoque Fine Jewels Voorstraat 12, 8500 Kortrijk, Belgium + 32-475-61-68-31 info@EpoqueFineJewels.com EpoqueFineJewels.com Eve Stone Antiques, Ltd. Susan Stone, Eve Stone Woodbridge, CT 203-466-6665 sstone@evestoneantiques.com evestoneantiques.com The Fine Arts Conservancy Gordon Lewis West Palm Beach, FL 33401 561-684-6133 glewis@art-conservation.org art-conservation.org Framont Greenwich , CT 917-562-6262 Framont@optonline.net artnet.com/framont.html Fred Leighton 773 Madison Avenue New York, NY 10065 212-288-1872 info@fredleighton.com fredleighton.com

Alphabetical List of Exhibitors Gallery Frederic GOT 35 Rue de Seine 75006 Paris, France +33 635423215 gallerygot@gmail.com G. Sergeant Antiques Woodbury, CT 203-266-4177 Gary@Gsergeant.com gsergeant.com Galerie Vivendi 28 Place Des Vosges 75003 Paris, France +33 142769076 vivendi@vivendi-gallery.com vivendi-gallery.com Gallery 47 Ken Leach 1050 2nd Avenue New York, NY 10022 212-888-0165 ken@gallery47.com gallery47.com The Gallery at Four India Kathleen Knight 4 India Street Nantucket, MA 02554 508-228-8509 gallerynantucket@gmail.com galleryfourindia.com Gallery of Amazing Things 481 South Federal Highway Dania Beach, FL 33004 954-654-7739 info@galleryamazing.com galleryamazing.com Gauchet Fine Art 8650 Biscayne Boulevard #19 Miami, FL 33138 305-778-2789 kgauchet@me.com gauchetfineart.com Gavin Spanierman Gavin Spanierman 1044 Madison Avenue, Suite 4F New York, NY 10075 212-249-0619 info@gspanierman.com gspanierman.com

Georg Jensen Heritage Amagertorv 4 1160 Copenhagen, Denmark +45 33 11 40 80 gp@georgjensen.com georgjensen.com

Hollis Reh & Shariff 2 Jobs Lane Southampton, NY 11968 631-283-6653 hollisrehshariff@aol.com hollisrehandshariff.com

GIOIA Rafaela & Dora Amini 595 Madison Avenue New York City, NY 212-223-3146 gioiainc@gmail.com

The Hunt Gallery Rosemary Hunt 33 Strand Street Sandwich, Kent CTI3 9DS, England 011 44 1304 612792 info@thehuntgallery.com thehuntgallery.com

Guarisco Gallery Laura Guarisco, Randall McLean Washington, DC tel: 202-333-8533 guariscogallery@guariscogallery.com guariscogallery.com Guevara Gallery Buenos Aires, Argentina 54-11-4362-7718 info@guevaragallery.com guevaragallery.com Hatchwell Antiques 533 Kings Road London, SW10 0TZ , England +44 207 351 2344 hatchwells@btconnect.com hatchwellantiques.co.uk Haynes Fine Art of Broadway Mark Shaw Picton House, 42 High Street Broadway Worcestershire, WR12 7DT, England UK +44 1386 852649 US 561 281 4751 markshaw@haynesfineart.com haynesfineart.com Hill-Stone South Dartmouth, Massachusetts By appointment in New York City 774-206-1024 oldmaster@hill-stone.com hill-stone.com Hirschl & Adler Modern 730 Fifth Avenue New York, NY 10019 212-535-8810 modern@hirschlandadler.com hirschlandadler.com

Hyland Granby Janice Hyland, Alan Granby P.O. Box 457 Hyannisport, MA 02647 508-771-3070 alan@hylandgranby.com hylandgranby.com Iliad 901 Broadway, 3rd floor New York, NY 10003 212-935-4382 info@iliadny.com iliadny.com The Illustrated Gallery Fort Washington, PA 267-992-7166 holly@illustratedgallery.com illustratedgallery.com Imperial Fine Books 790 Madison Avenue, New York, NY 10065 212-861-6620 info@imperialfinebooks.com imperialfinebooks.com Imperial Oriental Art 790 Madison Avenue, New York, NY 10065 212-717-5383 imperial200@aol.com imperialorientalart.com Isabella M. Vintage and Interiors Venice, Saint Tropez, Dallas France +33 494 63890 US 214-741-9858 isabella.muratori@isabellam.com isabellam.com J. Baptista Lisbon, Portugal jbaptistalda@gmail.com josebaptista.com

Alphabetical List of Exhibitors J.E. Caldwell 589 Fifth Avenue, 16th floor New York, NY 10017 212-262-0500 info@jecaldwell.com jecaldwell.com J.S. Fearnley Steven Fearnley 87 West Paces Ferry Road, Suite 2 Atlanta, GA 30305 404-812-6464 steven@jsfearnley.com jsfearnley.com Jacob’s Diamond & Estate Jewelry 607 S. Hill Street, Suite 304 Los Angeles, CA 90014 213-627-0072 jacobsjewelry@sbcglobal.net jacobsestatejewelry.com James Butterworth Michael Donovan Antique American Wicker James Butterworth, Michael Donovan 131 Daniel Webster Highway Nashua, NH 03060 603-881-9727 info@antiqueamericanwicker.com antiqueamericanwicker.com Jeffrey Tillou Antiques 860-567-9693 jeffrey@tillouantiques.com tillouantiques.com Jewels in Time Tower & Shops at the Sanctuary 4400 North Federal Highway Boca Raton, FL 33431 561-368-1454 jewelsintime@aol.com jewelsintime.com Johanna Antiques Johanna Wilson PO Box 418 Kingsville, MD 21087 410-937-3444 lordsaleapin@aol.com John Atzbach 15127 NE 24th St. Ste. 118 Redmond, WA 98052 425-271-8950 john@atzbach.com atzbach.com

John M. Ullman 917-412-7477 jmu4deco@aol.com Joyce Groussman Estate & Fine Jewelry Joyce & Steve Groussman 7201 East Camelback Road, Suite 285 Scottsdale, AZ 82501 786-972-4485 joycegroussman@gmail.com joycegroussmanjewelry.com Julia Santen Gallery Charleston, South Carolina 843-534-075 info@juliasantengallery.com juliasantengallery.com Kendall Fine Art Matt Kendall 690 Miami Circle, Ste 125 Atlanta, Georgia 30324 404-538-9035 info@kendallfineart.com kendallfineart.com Kwiat 725 Madison Avenue New York, NY 10065 212 725 7777 Concierge@Kwiat.com Kwiat.com L’etoile Royale Madison Avenue, New York, NY Worth Avenue, Palm Beach, FL Grand Bazaar, Istanbul, Turkey 561-655-3025 info@letoileroyale.com letoileroyale.com Larry Dalton 14 Bretton Road Scarsdale, NY 10583 914-472-0945 ldclocks@optonline.net Lillian Nassau 220 East 57th Street New York, NY 10022 212-759-6062 info@lilliannassau.com lilliannassau.com The Linen Merchant Jim Thomas Walnut Creek, California 925-352-3863 linenmerchantusa@yahoo.com

Lion heart Autographs David Lowenherz 216 East 45th Street, Suite 1100 New York, NY 10017 212-779-7050 lionheart@lionheartinc.com lionheartautographs.com Long-Sharp Gallery 50 West Washington Street Indianapolis, IN 46204 866.370.1601 info@longsharpgallery.com longsharpgallery.com Lynda Willauer Antiques Lynda Willauer 2 India Street Nantucket, MA 02554 508-228-3631 info@lyndawillauerantiques.com lyndawillauerantiques.com Macklowe Gallery Benjamin Macklowe 667 Madison Avenue New York, NY 10065 212-644-6400 email@macklowegallery.com macklowegallery.com Made in Russia Dennis Easter P.O.Box 3075 Palm Beach, FL 33480 561-723-3131 dennis@russianstore.com russianstore.com Mallett Antiques 929 Madison Ave, New York, NY 37 Dover St, London, UK 212-249-8783 wdardik@mallettantiques.com mallettantiques.com Marc Ravet France +33 674 061 194 anticravet@orange.fr Maria and Peter Warren Antiques 228 Danbury Road (route 7) Wilton, CT 06897 203-984-6174 ajwarren1@yahoo.com warrenantiques.com

Alphabetical List of Exhibitors Marilyn Garrow Fine Textile Art Suffolk, England UK + 44 (0)1728 648671 US 646-413-9455 marilyn@marilyngarrow.com marilyngarrow.com

Michael S. Haber Michael Haber Wynnewood, PA 19096 610-896-4800 michaelhaber.me.com michaelshaber.com

Marina B 30 East 57th Street New York, NY 10022 212-644-1155 info@marinab.com marinab.com

Moira of New Bond Street 11 New Bond Street London, W1S 3SR, United Kingdom +44 20 7629 0160 simon@moira-jewels.com moira-jewels.com

Mark Helliar Los Angeles 310-490-9048 markhelliar.20thcenturydesigns@gmail.com markhelliardesign.com

Montana Jewelry 76 West 47th Street Gallery 600 New York City, NY 10036 212-719-5009 mg2404@gmail.com SignJewelry.com

McCarty Gallery 7733 Winston Road, Chestnut Hill Philadelphia, PA 19118 215-247-5220 mccartygallery@gmail.com mccartygallery.com McColl Fine Art 126 Cottage Place Charlotte, NC 28207 704-333-5983 info@mccollfineart.com mccollfineart.com Michael Borghi Fine Art 523 Knickerbocker Road Tenafly, NJ 07670 201-248-4732 michael@michaelborghifineart.com michaelborghifineart.com Michael Goedhuis London, Beijing UK +44 (0) 20 7823 1395 US +1 917 455 1035 london@michaelgoedhuis.com michaelgoedhuis.com Michael A. Latragna 8229 Southwind Bay Circle Fort Myers, FL 33908 tel: 585-230-4522 artman@netacc.net michaelalatragnafineart.com

Moylan-Smelkinson The Spare Room Jacqueline Smelkinson, Marcia Moylan Baltimore, Maryland 410-435-3738 jacquelinesmelkinson@att.net spareroomantiques.com Musee Deco 212-759-3762 jakobov@aol.com Nelson Rarities Portland, Maine 207-775-3150 rarities@nelsonrarities.com nelsonrarities.com Newel 425 East 53rd Street New York, NY 10022 212-758-1970 info@newel.com newel.com nexxt20 Dallas, Texas 845-453-5858 info@nexxt20.com nexxt20.com Nula Thanhauser East Hampton, NY 215-266-2888 Nula@NulaThanhauser.com NulaThanhauser.com

Only Authentics New York, NY 212-477-0116 charlesvirgil@gmail.com onlyauthentics.com Orley Shabahang Palm Beach, FL New York, NY Whitefish Bay, WI 561-655-3371 palmbeach@orleyshabahang.com orleyshabahang.com Owl’s Roost Antiques Miami Beach, FL 305-864-5905 owlsroostantiques@yahoo.com owlsroost.com Palm Beach Vintage 213-926-2864 jefflmyers@aol.com Pat Saling 608 Fifth Avenue, Suite 801 New York, NY 10020 212-582-3355 info@patsaling.com patsaling.com Patti Esbia Antique & Estate Jewelry Patti Esbia 326 Peruvian Avenue Palm Beach, FL 33480 561-833-9448 esbia@aol.com esbiajewelry.com Pearl Masters 576 Fifth Avenue, Suite 701 New York, NY 10036 212-869-8433 pearlmastersinc@hotmail.com Perrisue Silver Perrisue Silverstein Box 2353 Princeton, NJ 08540 609-924-2141 vicsil@aol.com fairstone.com Peter Finer 38-39 Duke Street St. James’s London, SW1Y 6DF, England, United Kingdom +44 207 839 5666 gallery@peterfiner.com peterfiner.com

Alphabetical List of Exhibitors Petit Trianon antiques 329 Worth Avenue Palm Beach, FL 33480 561-802-3727 Philip Chasen Antiques 10 Sugar Toms Ridge East Norwich, NY 11732 516-922-2090 philchasen@gmail.com chasenantiques.com Philip Colleck 311 East 58th Street New York, NY 10022 212-486-7600 info@philipcolleck.com philipcolleck.com Potterton Books The Old Rectory, Sessay, Thirsk North Yorkshire, England, YO7 3LZ 44 (0) 1845 501218 ros@pottertonbooks.co.uk pottertonbooks.co.uk Primavera Gallery Audrey Friedman, Haim Manishevitz 210 11th Avenue (at 25th Street), Suite 800 New York, NY 10001 212-924-6600 contact@primaveragallery.com primaveragallery.com Provident Jewelry West Palm Beach, Jupiter, Boca Raton Naples I, Naples II, Ft. Myers 561-833-7755 providentjewelry.com Purtell, Jeffrey/Steuben Glass Jeffrey F. Purtell 31 Pleasant Point Drive Portsmouth, NH 03801 800-973-4331 jfpurtell@steubenpurtell.com steubenpurtell.com

R & A International Rosaria Varra 36 NE 1st Street #365 Miami, FL 33132 305-532-1210 rnaintldesign@yahoo.com rosariafinejewelry.com

Rosenberg Diamonds David Rosenberg Boca Raton, FL 561-477-5444 info@rosenbergdiamonds.com rosenbergdiamonds.com

M.S. Rau Antiques New Orleans, LA 800-544-9440 info@rauantiques.com rauantiques.com

Sallea Antiques 66 Elm Street New Canaan, CT 06840 203-972-1050 info@salleaantiques.com salleaantiques.com

Raymond Lee Jewelers Lee Josephson 22191 Powerline Rd. Boca Raton, FL 33433 561-750-7808 info@raymondleejewelers.net raymondleejewelers.net

SANTOS- London Alberto Santos 21 Old Court House London W8 4PD, United Kingdom +44 207 937 6000 albertovsantos@santoslondon.com santoslondon.com

Red Fox Fine Art At the Red Fox Inn, 2 East Washington Street Middleburg, VA 20117 P.O. Box 385, Middleburg, VA 20118 703-851-5160 tr@redfoxfineart.com redfoxfineart.com

Sherry’s Sherry Fehr, Gail Fehr 21090 Saint Andrews Blvd.

Boca Raton, FL 561-338-9100 ijtman@aol.com

Rehs Diamonds Alan Rehs 579 5th Avenue, #1160 New York, NY 10017 212-750-6163 alan@rehsdiamonds.com rehsdiamonds.com Rehs Galleries Lance Rehs 5 East 57th Street New York, NY 10022 212-355-5710 lance@rehs.com rehs.com

Queen Fine Arts Miami 786-514-7417 sales@queenfinearts.com queenfinearts.com

Richters of Palm Beach Stefan Richter 224 Worth Avenue Palm Beach, FL 33480 561-655-0774 rpbjewels@aol.com

Quidley & Company Boston, MA Nantucket, MA tel: 617-450-4300 inquiries@quidleyandco.com QuidleyAndCo.com

Roberto Freitas American Antiques & Decorative Arts Stonington, Connecticut 860-535-1797 info@robertofreitas.com robertofreitas.com

The Silver Fund 330 Worth Avenue, Palm Beach, FL 33480 561-629-5153 dealers@thesilverfund.com thesilverfund.com Stephen Kalms Antiques Stephen Kalms Vault 13-15 and 31-32 London Silver Vault 53-64 Chancery Lane, London, WC2A1QS, UK tel: 44-207-430-1254 Stephen@kalmsantiques.com kalmsantiques.com Steven Neckman 36 NE 1St #1046 Miami, FL 33137 305-755-9030 steve@stevenneckman.com stevenneckman.com Sue Brown London, United Kingdom 917-216-9128 sue@antique-rings.co.uk suebrownantiquerings.com

Alphabetical List of Exhibitors Suzanne Syz Art Jewels Geneva, Switzerland +41 22 310 20 84 christopher@suzannesyz.ch suzannesyz.com

Trace Mayer Antiques Louisville KY 502-899-5335 trace@tracemayer.com tracemayer.com

Tenenbaum & Co 1801 Post Oak Boulevard Houston, Texas 77056 713-629-7444 sales@tenenbaumandco.com tenenbaumandco.com

Traum Safe 946 Madison Avenue, New York City 212-452-2565 clients@traumsafe.com traumsafe.com

Thalen & Thalen Francorchamps, Belgium Palm Beach + 32 87 270918 US 305-323-0069 Thalen.thalen@gmail.com thalen-thalen.com Thomas Colville Fine Art Guilford, CT New York, NY 212-879-9259 (NY) tlc@thomascolville.com thomascolville.com TK Asian Antiquities Williamsburg, VA New York, NY 855-266-9970 info@tkasian.com tkasian.com Tom Veilleux Gallery Six City Center Portland, ME 04101 207-828-0784 info@tomveilleux.com tomveilleux.com Top Art Gallery 19201 Collins Avenue Sunny Isles, Florida 33160 786-344-3420 topart@att.net topart@bellsouth.net Toulouse Antique Gallery Aurora Dugan 4210 The Strand Manhattan Beach, CA 90266 310-503-0152 toulouseantiques@gmail.com toulouseantiques.com

Valerio Art Deco 250 Valencia Ave. Coral Gables, FL 33134 305-448-6779 mail@valerioartdeco.com valerioartdeco.com Vallejo Gallery 120 Tustin Ave. C 913 Newport Beach, CA 92663 949-642-7945 vallejogallery@earthlink.net vallejogallery.com Vendome Deborah Wilson 1187 Coast Village Road, #1-496 Santa Barbara, CA 93108 805-969-5997 vendomejewelry@cox.net vendomeinc.com Veronique Bamps Monaco “Le Patio Palace” # 626 41 Avenue Hector Otto MC 98000 Monaco EU + 377 97 97 37 57 US 305-905-9982 info@veroniquebamps.com veroniquebamps.com Jewels By Viggi New York Connecticut 855-348-4444 info@viggi.com viggi.com Villa del Arte Galleries C/TapineriÅLa 39, 08002 Barcelona, Spain Sloterweg 1210, 1066 CV Amsterdam, The Netherlands + 34 93 268 06 73 info@villadelarte.com villadelarte.com

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