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DALLAS International Art, Antique & Jewelry Show
November 6-10, 2014 Show Catalogue
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LOCATION Dallas Market Hall 2200 Stemmons Freeway Dallas, TX 75207 North Hall/East Entrance OPENING NIGHT Private Preview PARTY 6:00pm-9:00pm Thursday November 6 By Invitation Only Benefiting Texas Cultural Trust GENERAL SHOW DATES November 7 Friday November 8 Saturday November 9 Sunday November 10 Monday
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Welcome Welcome to the 5th annual Dallas International Art, Antique & Jewelry Show, presenting preeminent exhibitors showcasing impressive collections of antique and estate jewelry, Asian antiquities, sculpture, textiles, American and European silver, furniture, and more. The Palm Beach Show Group proudly brings their highly respected production expertise and carefully cultivated dealer relationships to Dallas. Enjoy shopping for the unique, the rare, and the one-of-akind at a world-class venue.
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Contents Letters of Greeting......................................................5 Jewelry: Legendary Gemstones .........................12 by Bill Rau of M.S. Rau Antiques Participating Exhibitors............................................21 Community Partners...............................................66 Show Partners............................................................ 74 Index of Exhibitors...................................................94
Photo Credits: COVER M.S. Rau Antiques Back COVER Suzanne Syz Fine Art Jewels Page 1 Pat Saling
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Scott Diament, GG, G.I.A
Robert Samuels, GG, G.I.A
From the Organizers, It is our pleasure to welcome you to the Dallas International Art, Antique & Jewelry Show at the Dallas Market Hall. We are proud to be able to host our show in the beautiful City of Dallas. As show organizers, we strive for excellence, traveling far and wide to the world’s finest art and antiques shows, in addition to attending the most important shows in the United States. As a result, it is our pleasure to be able to present you with a national and 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 Dallas International Art, Antique & Jewelry Show a success. It is truly a team effort requiring seamless production from our hardworking office staff to our technical and creative personnel that bring this event to life. We are proud to partner with the Texas Cultural Trust, beneficiary of the Opening Night Preview Party, and support their efforts to support the arts in Texas 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: 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 Chicago International Art, Antique & Jewelry Show, April 30-May 4, 2015 Baltimore Summer Antiques Show, August 20-23, 2015 Art Baltimore, August 20-23, 2015 New York Art, Antique & Jewelry Show, November 20-24, 2015 Dallas International Art, Antique & Jewelry Show, November 5-9, 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 President/CEO Palm Beach Show Group
Rob Samuels Vice President Palm Beach Show Group
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Dear Patrons & Guests: The Texas Cultural Trust is honored to be the official charity partner of the 2014 Dallas International Art, Antique & Jewelry Show. We cannot think of a better setting to showcase our mission then at an event that brings together both artisans and connoisseurs to celebrate art in all its forms. The Texas Cultural Trust has worked to support the arts in Texas for 20 years. Our mission is to inspire, integrate, and illuminate the arts in Texas. The Trust provides leadership to promote and highlight the importance of the arts in educating our children and sustaining our vibrant Texas economy. Where many people still see the arts as a “nice to have,” we see arts as an integral part of educating our children and preparing a 21st century workforce, capable of competing on a global scale. The arts are necessary in sustaining our state’s economy, contributing billions of dollars in taxable sales revenue each year, and employing 1 in 15 Texas workers. Supporting the arts ensures Texas’ cultural and economic advantage for the future. One of the ways we highlight the vibrant arts and culture in Texas is through our signature event, the Texas Medal of Arts Awards. The event honors and celebrates Texans who have made powerful contributions to the arts – in Texas and around the world – through their creative talent or philanthropic support. Previous honorees include Willie Nelson, Eva Longoria, Laura W. Bush, Tommy Lee Jones, Bob Schieffer, Debbie Allen, Walter Cronkite, Robert Rauschenberg, Lyle Lovett, Anheuser Busch Companies, Texas Monthly, Neiman Marcus, and more. The 2015 Texas Medal of Arts Awards takes place on Wednesday, February 25, 2015 at The Long Center for the Performing Arts in Austin. We hope you will save the date and join us for this spectacular event that celebrates Texas’ legends and rising stars. Another program of the Trust is the Texas Women for the Arts, which is a giving circle uniting the financial force of Texas Women in funding initiatives for the arts and arts education throughout the state. Since its inception in 2005, Texas Women for the Arts has awarded over $1.3 million to 63 arts organizations across the state, impacting over three quarters of a million Texas children. Texas Women for the Arts will be hosting a Texas Tea on Friday, November 7th, from 11:00 am to 1:00 pm during this year’s show. Guests will receive a behind the scenes glimpse into the arts world from one of the show’s 75 internationally renowned experts. We hope to see you there to learn more about how you can help the Texas Women for the Arts awaken and nurture the artist in every child. Welcome, and thank you for joining us at the 2014 Dallas International Art, Antique & Jewelry Show. We appreciate your help in continuing to make a tremendous impact on the arts in Texas for our youth and our heritage. Warm regards,
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International Art, Antique & Jewelry Show host committee Tom Addis Heather and Scott Asbury Marilyn Augur Emy Lou and Jerry Baldridge Kim and Blake Barker Carrie and Tom Barron Valerie and Barron Bell Morgan and Barron Bell Laurie and Marvin Blum Pam and Dan Busbee Gail and Dan Cook Nicole and Chad Cook Amy and Corbin Cook Millie and Kenneth Cooper Garry Cox Nicole Dabbert Shilah and David DeShazo Kelly and Blake Edwards Susan and John Farris Jacqueline Fojtasek Joyce Fox Sarah Freeman Linda Gibbons Randall G. Goss Debbie and Richard Greagor Jennifer and George Grubbs Shannon and Brian Hart Leigh Anne Haugh Jinger and Dick Heath Tres and Patrick Hodges Elaine Honea Vicki and Dulany Howland Linda and Allen Huffhines Arundel and George Hunter Doris Jacobs Allison and John Jernigan Sue and Phil John Gene Jones Ramona Jones Gina and Doug Jones Leslie and Lucian LaBarba Joyce and Larry Lacerte Susan and Lou Lebowitz D’Andra and Jeremy Lock Liz and Paul Lokey
Vivian and Alberto Lombardi Lisa and George Longino Alan May Angela and Pat Malone Kate Rose Marquez Lynn and Allan McBee Jo Anne and Michael McCullough Dorothea and Alan Meltzer Peggy and Dan Meyer Geraldine “Tincy” Miller Joe Minton Janet and John Mockovciak Missy and Carter Montgomery Dana and Lee Moore Patty and Bobby Nail Ilana and Symeon Narasov Christina and Timothy Norris Lamar and Jeanette Norsworthy Terri Provencal Jennifer Ransom Rice Melinda and William Rathke Connie and Ron Rhoades Jill and Tracy Rowlett Kit and Kemp Sawers Myrna and Bob Schlegel Barbara and Hank Schlachter Carol Seay Peggy and Carl Sewell Ginger and Doug Simmons Sherry Hayslip and Cole Smith Blake Stephenson Anne and Steve Stoghill Jan and Dan Strimple Rachel and Chris Trowbridge Maxine Trowbridge Patty Jo and John Turner Maria and Junior Villanueva Kathy and Charles Webster Amy Wendt Julia Pierce White Kimberly and Justin Whitman Beth and Richard Wilbins Kendall and Derek Williams Martha and Allan Woodcook Cindy Zelazny
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International Art, Antique & Jewelry Show Opening Night Preview Party
Lecture Series
Benefiting the Texas Cultural Trust
Riveting discussions by industry leaders and respected Dallas museum curators Olivier Meslay Associate Director of Curatorial Affairs and The Barbara Thomas Lemmon Curator of European Art – Dallas Museum of Art
Be among the first to view rare jewelry, fine art, antiques and more. Proceeds benefit Texas Cultural Trust’s Art & Digital Literacy Initiative, an arts-based technology curriculum for at-risk students available statewide.
Designer Installation
Dallas Award Winning Designer, Sherry Hayslip creates a room vignette inspired by the iconic, Coco Chanel’s apartment at 31 Rue Cambon.
Maggie Adler Assistant Curator Amon Carter Museum of American Art
Carolle Thibault-Pomerantz Expert in fine wallpapers from the XVII to the mid – XX centuries pioneer of art orm known as “papiers peints”
Dr. Thomas Wide Managing Director of Turquoise Mountain Trust
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Jewelry Legendary Gemstones... Rubies and Sapphires
article by bill rau of m.s. rau antiques
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or thousands of years, rubies and sapphires have been revered for their beauty and perceived mystical powers. It was thought that rubies held the key to serenity and peace and could secure eternal love and happiness. The ancient Persians believed that the earth itself rested upon a great sapphire whose reflection caused the sky to be blue. Rubies and sapphires continue to captivate with their unparalleled beauty, and quality stones have become excellent investments. Judging by their distinct color, it may be hard to believe that rubies and sapphires are actually the same stone, identical in all characteristics except color. Both are corundum and each derives their rich color from tiny amounts of different
chemical impurities. These amazing corundum minerals are second only to diamonds in hardness, and in many cases, are a much better value.
Exotic Origins... Rich History Burma, Ceylon and Kashmir are the legendary names most associated with the world’s finest sapphires and rubies, and their history is rich with intrigue. Burma was a bountiful source of both rubies and sapphires for more than 800 years, though the best stones were never allowed to leave the kingdom. Until the middle of the 19th century, the Burmese King commanded that any and all rubies weighing more than five carats would become possession of the 15
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“Rarity, cleanliness and beauty will always determine the relative value of a stone�
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“Sapphires and rubies are among the most sought after gemstones in the world�
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Royal Family. Miners, anxious to sell their gems, broke the magnificent rubies into pieces smaller than five carats so as to bypass the King’s law. Thus, rubies weighing over five carats are exceptionally rare and precious. In 1962, the borders of Burma were closed and political unrest has all but shut down the mining of these magnificent stones. Kashmir, which lies in the Himalayas, is renowned for its rich, cornflower-blue sapphires. The stones were discovered by accident in 1881 when a landslide unearthed a rich cache of sapphire crystals. The pure deep color and velvety appearance of the stones so enamored the Maharajah, he soon took control of the mines and halted trade of all sapphires. By 1887, the initial mine was exhausted and other mines in the area proved so difficult to reach and the climate so unpredictable and hazardous, that only a precious few stones were ever mined. Although origin is important, it should not be the determining factor when choosing a stone. Rubies and sapphires hailing form various locations exhibit many different characteristics and each variety has a strong following of admirers. In fact, the Gemological Institute of America does not rate corundum in quality because there is no universal agreement as to which origin or color is best. Rarity, cleanliness and beauty will always determine the relative
Rarity, Size, Color, Clarity... Selecting a Stone Choosing a ruby or sapphire is, in part, a matter of taste, but there are several factors that will affect the value and desirability of a stone. As a rule, both rubies and sapphires are at their best when surrounded or paired with quality white diamonds whose fire and white brilliance provide the perfect contrast to the rich colors of the corundum. Prices will vary greatly depending on the size, clarity, origin and relative rarity of the stone. Fine rubies are second in value only to fancy colored diamonds, and their value grows exponentially as their carat weight increases. Indeed, rubies weighing more than 5 carats are extraordinarily rare, and can cost as much as nine times more per carat than a 3- or 4-carat stone. Larger, quality sapphires, though rare, are slightly more plentiful than their ruby counterparts. Look for stones that are cut with a large table, or top surface, which makes the stone appear larger. A 5-carat ruby, cut with a large table, can have the appearance of a 7-carat stone at a fraction of the cost per carat. Remember the price per carat increases exponentially as the stone’s size increases.
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quality stones exceptionally rare. Look for clean stones with few There are working mines today proinclusions. Flawless rubies or sapducing quality rubies and sapphires, phires do not exist, though many but these are more have the appearance If the stone’s the exception than the of being so. Clean rurule. Laboratory-creatbies, in particular, are color is rich ed stones, however, do extremely rare and are and even, the flourish on the market, the most desirable, and perfect hue and collectors must be thus the most valuable and intensity of very careful as these of the corundums. color depends seemingly perfect Chosing a stone on one’s stones can be very debased on color is a highly personal matter. personal taste. ceiving. The best stones While Kashmir sapare those which were found during phires are heralded as the world’s the heyday of the legendary mines finest and exhibit a rich, velvety of the East during the late 19th and cornflower hue, many collectors early 20th centuries. These magnifiprefer the luminous, lighter blue of cent “second hand” stones are most the Ceylon sapphire. Experts have often found through antique dealers argued for centuries over which or experienced jewelers specializing variation of ruby is truly the best to in investment-quality gems. no avail, though the deep red hue For the investor, sapphires and known as “pigeon blood” is highly rubies make excellent long-term indesirable. If the stone’s color is rich vestments. Unlike white diamonds, and even, the perfect hue and intenthere are no stock piles of rubies and sity of color depends on one’s persapphires, and there have been no sonal taste. new substantial discoveries in decades. The value of these wonderful A Limited Supply... stones continues to rise at a steady A Great Demand pace. So, while sapphires may not Sapphires and rubies are among change color if a man’s wife cheats the most sought after gemstones in on him as many once believed, and the world, yet the mines that have rubies are not actually fiery coal provided them for thousands of set in stone, as the Greeks thought, years have almost been exhaustthere can be no denying that these ed. Political strife, over-mining and stones are, nevertheless, hot. n simply the limited supply available from mother nature, have made high
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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 Director of Business Development ......................................... Andrea Canady Exhibitor Relations..........................................................................Nichole Dapelo Exhibitor Relations......................................................................... Alan Glanzberg Sales Assistant............................................................................................ Debra Tau Show Production Assistant................................................................. Nikki Torres Communications Executive Director of Communications........................................Laurie Green Public Relations............................................................. Valerie Bell & Associates Communications Assistant........................................................... Kelsi Hartmann Graphic Designer................................................................................. Hanna Isotalo Graphic Designer...................................................................................Julie Somers Accounting Executive Finance Manager.......................................Lisa Solomon Weissman Operations Logistics Consultant............................................................................ Robert Hahn Logistics Coordinator.............................................................................. Luis Alfaro Event Operations Assistant Manager.............................................Chris Bowes
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afrodit ANTIQUE & DECORATIVE ORIENTAL CARPETS, KILIMS & CENTRAL ASIAN TEXTILES ACIN CAD. NO: 15 / 1 06670 GOP - Ankara, Turkey tel: USA 917-855-13 55 TURKEY +90 312 436 21 29 fax: +90 312 447 59 48 afrodit@ada.net.tr www.galleryafrodit.com
Antique Persian Serapi rug 9 feet 5 inches x 10 feet 5 inches Perfect condition
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ALAN BARNES FINE ART specializing in quality 19th & 20th century european and american paintings contact: Alan Barnes Gallery Staff: Alan Barnes • Belinda Barnes • Natalie Spies 3906 Lemmon Avenue, Suite 222 Dallas, Texas 75219 tel: 214-828-1311 alanbarnesfineart@sbcglobal.net www.alanbarnesfineart.com
James Jacques Joseph Tissot 1836- 1902 Emigrants, 1875 Oil on Paper laid on Panel 15 ¾ x 7 ¼ ( 40 x 18.4 cm) - Sight Size
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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  www.alexandergallery.com
Robert Peake Portrait of a Boy 1596 oil on panel 46½ x 34 inches
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AURUM FINE ARTS specializing in old masterpieces, Spanish and Colonial Art Madrid, Spain, Europe tel: +34 6397 46784 info@aurumfinearts.com, monica@aurumfinearts.com, julian@aurumfinearts.com www.aurumfinearts.com
Carved Wooden Table. Peru, XVIII century. 33,85 x 40,35 x 38 inch. Francisco Barrera (1595-1658). Madrid, Spain. Still Life. Oil on Canvas. 28,74 x 38,97 inch. Inca King Mancco Ccapac. Sun God of the Inca Pantheon. Peru XVIII Century. Oil on canvas Virgin of Mercy with Saints, PerĂş , signed Cipriano Toledo 1762. 37,59 x 27,75 inch.
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Benchmark of Palm Beach Big, Bold, yellow gold jewelry from the 1960’s forward, including many signed pieces by david webb, tiffany, cartier and carrera y carrera 678 East Main Street Blue Ridge, GA 30513 tel: 800-790-9033, 706-369-3553 fax: 706-258-3788 benchmarkofpalmbeach@hotmail.com www.benchmarkofpalmbeach.com
Elegant Chanel Baroque 1 7/16� wide cuff bracelet in 18K white and yellow gold with onyx and diamond links.
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birmingham Estate and jewelry buyers estate jewelry, signed pieces and collectables, designer handbags pre-owned rolex and high-end watches 33366 Woodward Avenue Birmingham, MI 48009 tel: 248-723-4653 fax: 248-723-4654 info@estateandjewelrybuyerscom www.estateandjewelrybuyers.com
18kt Yellow Gold Pearl and Diamond Necklace (30cts). Mens two-tone Rolex Submariner Watch with Diamond Dial, Mens 18kt Yellow Gold and Diamond Cartier Watch, 18kt White Gold Sapphire and Diamond (18cts) Bracelet and a 18kt White Gold and Diamond (10cts) Tennis Bracelet.
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carolle thibaut-pomerantz vintage wallpaper panels and 20th century decorative arts Paris and New York By appointment only tel: 646-322-3570 carolle@ctpdecorativearts.com www.antique-wallpaper.com
One panel from the scenic Psyche & Cupid : “Psyche Bringing the Fountain of Youth to Venus”. Wood-block printed by Dufour in 1816, design by Laffitte & Blondel. H. 6’2” x W. 3’7” Rare version of the first edition of 1816 in small joined papers (“papiers raboutés” technique). The quality of the engraving and richness of the grisaille tones are exceptionally fine.
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charles moreau gallery tribal & fine arts 120 East 73rd St. Apt 6B New York, NY 10021 tel: 646-599-6520 charles@charlesmoreaugallery.com www.charlesmoreaugallery.com
Jean-Francois Niceron (1613-1646) Self-Portrait Oil on canvas 29 x 29 inches
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Charles L. Washburne Antiques Victorian Majolica Pottery Shows & Online Only tel: 215-794-7584 info@majolica.net  www.majolica.net
Rare Large Majolica Absinthe Stork Decanter Origin: Germany Circa: 1880
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Chas Schwartz & Son Vintage Estate & Signed Jewelry 5300 Wisconsin Ave NW, Washington DC 1400 F Street NW, Washington DC tel: 202-363-5432, 202-737-4757 Info@ChasSchwartz.com www.ChasSchwartz.com
Vintage French Diamond & Enamel Bracelet in 18K Gold
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Chas Schwartz & Son Vintage Estate & Signed Jewelry 5300 Wisconsin Ave NW, Washington DC 1400 F Street NW, Washington DC tel: 202-363-5432, 202-737-4757 Info@ChasSchwartz.com www.ChasSchwartz.com
A Rare Seaman Schepps ring with over 27 carats of Sapphires In 18k Yellow Gold. Circa 1945
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Clive Devenish Antiques Incline Village, NV 89450 tel: 510-414-4545 clivedevenishantiques@comcast.net
“Pony Express” by Harry Jackson
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COLM ROWAN FINE ART THE MASTERWORKS OF KEN HAMILTON SCULPTURE BY NNAMDI OKONKWO Colm Rowan Philadelphia, Pennsylvania USA tel: 610-256-3256 rowan.colm@gmail.com www.colmrowan.com
Ken Hamilton (Irish, 1956“La Espanolita” oil on artist board 12” x 10” Monogrammed
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Dai Ichi Arts Contemporary Japanese Ceramics & Fine Jewelry New York, NY 10021 By Appointment Only tel: 212-230-1680 cell: 917-435-9473 info@daiichiarts.com, beatrice@daiichiarts.com www.daiichiarts.com
WAKAO Toshisada (1933-) Gray Shino Round Plate (Reed, Half Moon), 2008 H 1.75” x Dia 10”
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david dike fine art, llc late 19th and 20th century American and European paintings with an emphasis on the Texas Regionalists and Texas Landscape painters 2613 Fairmount Street Dallas, TX 75201 tel: 214-720-4044 ddfa@swbell.net www.daviddike.com
McKie Trotter (Am. 1918-1999) Texascape, 1957 oil on canvas 21 x 45. Signed lower left: McKie Trotter 57 Julian Onderdonk (Am. 1882-1922) Bluebonnets, San Antonio, Texas, 1921 oil on panel 8 x 10. Signed lower right: Julian Onderdonk 38
european decorative arts co. european works of art: sculpture, carvings, objets of vertu, and carriage clocks Long Island, NY tel: 516-643-1538 Eurodecart@gmail.com www.EuroDecArt.com
Decorative Panel by firm of Ferdinand Duvinage (1813-77). Composed of ivory, brass, maple & pear woods on laminate, in original gilt bronze frame. Circa 1880. Similar examples are in the Metropolitan Museum of Art and the Philadelphia Museum of Art. French. Inv. #671
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eve stone antiques, ltd. contact: Susan Stone - Eve Stone Woodbridge, CT tel: 203-466-6665 sstone@evestoneantiques.com www.evestoneantiques.com
English, brass, swirl, square, and petal base pairs of candlesticks, circa 1750
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French Country Living Antiques 18th & 19th Century French Italian and Swedish Original Painted Furniture and Garden Antiques contact: Douglas Hill 7C Penywern Road, London S-W-59TT tel: +011 33 613 237 084 jeananddoughill21@gmail.com www.frenchcountrylivingantiques.com
A French nineteenth century sculpture of a horse called “Amazon� in plaster, mounted on iron stand. Circa 1880
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galerie frederic got contemporary art, original paintings, sculptures & photography 8 Rue Grande 06570 Saint Paul De Venice, Paris, tel: +336 0368 5920 gallerygot@gmail.com www.artchic.com
Name of Sculpture: Epsilon Size: 95 cm height Name of Artist: Jacques Lebescond Media: Bronze
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Haynes Fine Art of broadway Britain’s largest provincial dealer of quality 16th to 21st century paintings Picton House, 42 High Street, Broadway Worcestershire, WR12 7DT, England tel: +44 (0) 1386 852649 cell: 561-281-4752 markshaw@haynesfineart.com www.haynesfineart.com
Frederick Morgan (British 1856-1927) First Steps Oil on canvas, signed lower left 27 x 36.25 inches
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icons and antiques fine orthodox icons and religious artifacts West Palm Beach, FL tel: 561-723-3131 sales@russianstore.com www.RussianStore.com
Russian Orthodox icon in enameled silver oklad cover and kiot shadow frame depicting Lord Almighty. End of 19th century, Moscow. Oil paint and gesso on wood panel. Parcel gilt oklad cover with filigree, guilloche and champlevĂŠ enamel. Carved wood case with gilding, glass, copper alloy and gesso on wood.
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Imperial Fine Books leather-bound sets, fine bindings, children’s, illustrated, americana, fore-edge paintings 790 Madison Avenue New York, NY 10065 tel: 212-861-6620 fax: 212-249-0333 info@imperialfinebooks.com www.imperialfinebooks.com
33 Volumes. J.F. Cooper Word Author’s Autograph Edition. Illustrated. Bound in 3/4 Green Morocco. Pub. 1900
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J.S. Fearnley fine antique and estate jewelry Atlanta, Georgia tel: 404-812-6464 steven@jsfearnley.com, david@jsfearnley.com, emilyw@jsfearnley.com www.jsfearnley.com
18 Karat Gold, Aquamarine and Diamond Cuff Bracelet by Buccellati, Italy
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Jesse Davis Antiques 19th century English majolica, french and portuguese palissy, rare staffordshire animal figures, epergnes and decorative objects contact: Jesse Davis 10 Mina Road, London SW19 3AU, United Kingdom tel: 011 44 7831 496 516 (UK) cell: 201 232 7189 (US) jessedavis@talk21.com www.jessedavis-antiques.co.uk
An extremely rare pair of mid 19th century Staffordshire lion motif spill vases
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joyce groussman Estate & Fine Jewelry 6900 East Camelback Rd. Suite 990 Scottsdale, AZ 85251 tel: 786-972-4485 joycegroussman@gmail.com www.joycegroussmanjewelry.com
18k gold Signed Zallottos all matching suite. Photo credit Liezl’s Photography
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Lotus Gallery 1009 West 6th Street Austin, TX 78703 tel: 512-474-1700, 512-431-9986 info@LotusAsianArt.com www.LotusGallery.1stdibs.com www.LotusAsianArt.com
Pair of Chinese export Famille Rose Models of Pheasants
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kara ross fine jewelry and handbags 225 West 37th Street, 15th Floor New York, NY 10018 tel: 212-223-7272 janegkaye@gmail.com www.kararossny.com
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KEN RINEY ANTIQUES contact: Ken Riney 3241 Throckmorton, Dallas, TX 75219 tel: 214-850-9973 kenrineyantiques@gmail.com
One of a pair. French. White marble. Fine gilt bronze work. Circa 1850
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michael S. Haber Estate & signed Jewelry P.O. Box 335 Wynnewood, PA 19096 tel: 610-909-9109 michaelhaber@me.com
Bvlgari Sapphire & Diamond Platinum Ring C. 1960
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Moira fine jewellery fine antique and contemporary jewellery London, UK tel: +44 (0)20 7629 0160 suzanne@moira-jewels.com www.moira-jewels.com
A fine and rare matching pair of Drayson (London) bracelets in the Art Deco style, mounted in platinum and set with baguette-cut diamonds, emeralds and rubies c1950
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Oliver and Espig Gallery of fine arts rare gemstones, contemporary jewelry, sculpture and fine art 1108 State Street Santa Barbara, CA 93101 tel: 805-962-8111 glenn@oliverandespig.com www.oliverandespig.com
“The Dilemma” Limited edition Museum quality bronze by artist Sue DiCicco Measures 14” x 14” x 14”
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Only Authentics investment quality handbags and accessories New York, NY tel: 212-477-0116 charlesvirgil@gmail.com www.onlyauthentics.com
Hermès 35 cm Rose Sherazade Porosus Crocodile Birkin
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pat saling antique, estate and precious jewelry 608 5th Ave, Suite 801 New York, NY 10020 By Appointment tel: 212-582-3355 info@patsaling.com www.patsaling.com
Art Deco Diamond Necklace in Platinum by Chaumet, Paris Circa 1935
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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 tel: 239-649-7737 Naples tel: 239-649-7200 Ft. Myers tel: 239-274-7777 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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queen fine arts high quality art works 19201 Collins Avenue, Unit CU109 Sunny Isle Beach, FL 33160 tel: 786-660-3106, 305-615-0475, 786-310-9804 info@queenfinearts.com www.queenfinearts.com
Jacob Ruysdael “Landscape with a Fisherman” Oil on canvas 20” x 26” Signed It comes with a certificate of authenticity.
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R & A International contact: Rosaria Varra P.O. Box 402828 Miami, FL 33140 tel: 305-532-1210 cell: 305-924-0122 rnaintldesign@yahoo.com www.rosariafinejewelry.com
Triple strand of natural Mediterranean coral, circa 1960s, Italy.
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M.S. Rau Antiques rare antiques, fine art and important jewels 630 Royal Street New Orleans, LA tel: 1-800-544-9440 info@rauantiques.com www.rauantiques.com
An extraordinarily rare, 16.37-carat Pink Ceylon sapphire takes center stage in this striking ring. Displaying the perfect purplish-pink or “bubblegum� hue for which the finest pink sapphires are so beloved, this enchanting, cushion-shape gem boasts both crystal-clear clarity and grand size.
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rehs galleries Specializing in 19th, 20th and 21st Century Fine Art. 5 East 57th Street New York, ny 10022 tel: 212-355-5710 cell: 516-835-3304 alyssa@rehs.com, lance@rehs.com www.rehs.com, www.rehscgi.com
Edouard Leon Cortes (1882 - 1969) Arc de Triomphe 18 x 21½ inches Signed
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We The People The Limited Edition Elephant Folio created for the Bicentenary of the Constitution (1987). #102/250 s/n copies. Hand-bound in red leather with gilt, bronze medallions. The sheepskin documents printed on an 18th century hand-press include The Declaration of Independence, The Bill of Rights, and The Constitution. $20,000.
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Art Deco classics ring a bell DESIGNED and manufactured by the Siemens factory in Woolwich from 1929, the 200 Series dial telephone (aka the Neophone) is today considered an Art Deco design classic and the first truly modern telephone. Standard issue black versions, rented en masse to customers by the General Post Office, will now command two- and three-figure sums depending upon type and condition. But those encased in ivory-coloured plastic (typically urea formaldehyde for early models and acrylic for later ones) are harder to find in good order while the small number in ‘jade green’ and ‘lacquer red’ are a different commercial proposition entirely. Handsets in these two special colours attracted a substantially increased subscription cost at the time, enough to make them something of a novelty, even before most phones of this type were discarded or replaced as obsolete in the 1960s. The pair of red and green 1950s-era Neophones seen at Richard Winterton of Lichfield on May 2 were both in very good condition and sold with matching bell sets (the separate pedestal unit to make them ring), a combination collectors know as ‘king pyramids’. These models also included the small exchange drawer in the
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Alphabetical List of Exhibitors Afrodit Mustafa Bulgurogly Bagcilar Mahallesi 5 Sokak 23 / 1 Gazi Osman Pasa, Ankara 6670 Turkey 917-255-1355; +90 312 436 2129 afrodit@ada.net.tr www.galleryafrodit.com Alan Barnes Fine Art Alan Barnes 3906 Lemmon Avenue, Suite 222 Dallas, TX 75219 214-828-1311 alanbarnesfineart@sbcglobal.com www.alanbarnesfineart.com Alexander Gallery Alexander Acevedo 115 East 72nd Street, Suite 1B New York, NY 10021 212-472-1636 somers@alexandergallery.com www.alexandergallery.com Aurum Fine Arts Monica Ballester or Julian Hernanz Calle Luciente 5, Segundo Ext, DRCH Madrid, 28005 Spain +34 912219810 info@aurumfinearts.com www.aurumfinearts.com Benchmark of Palm Beach Ken Burns 678 E. Main Street Blue Ridge, GA 30513 800-790-9033 benchmarkofpalmbeach@ hotmail.com www.benchmarkofpalmbeach.com Birmingham Estate and Jewelry Buyers Samantha Strozynski 33366 Woodward Avenue Birmingham, MI 48009 248-723-4653 samantha@ estateandjewelrybuyers.com www.estateandjewelrybuyers.com Carolle Thibaut-Pomerantz LLC Carolle Thibaut-Pomerantz P.O. Box 904 New York, NY 10150 +011 33 06 0905 3598 carolle@ctpdecorativearts.com www.ctpdecorativearts.com
Charles L. Washburne Antiques P.O. Box 486 Solebury, PA 18963 215-794-7584 charles@majolica.net www.majolica.net Charles Moreau Gallery Charles Moreau 120 East 73rd Street 6B New York, NY 10023 646-599-6520 charles@charlesmoreaugallery.com www.charlesmoreaugallery.com Chas Schwartz & Son Kert Blodgett 5300 Wisconsin Ave NW Washington, DC 20015 202-363-5432 kert@chasschwartz.com Clive Devenish Antiques Clive Devenish P.O. Box 6720 Incline Village, NV 89450 510-414-4545 clivedevenishantiques@ comcast.net Colm Rowan Fine Art Colm Rowan 1711 Spruce Street, Suite 4R Philadelphia, PA 19103 610-256-3256 rowan.colm@gmail.com www.kenhamiltonmasterworks.com Dai Ichi Arts Beatrice Chang By Appointment Only New York, NY 10021 212-230-1680 beatriceleichang@gmail.com www.daiichiarts.com David Dike Fine Art David Dike 2613 Fairmount Dallas, TX 75201 214-720-4044 david@daviddike.com www.daviddikefineart.com European Decorative Arts Company Scott Deffrin 85 Birch Drive Roslyn, NY 11576 516-643-1538 eurodecart@gmail.com
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Alphabetical List of Exhibitors Jesse Davis Antiques Jesse Davis 10 Mina Road London, SW19 3AU United Kingdom +44 (0) 7831 496 516 monica.davis1@btinternet.com www.jessedavis-antiques.co.uk
Moira Fine Jewellery Simon Cohen 28 Burlington Arcade, Piccadilly London, W1J 0NX United Kingdom +44 22 7629 0160 rowleyuk@aol.com www.moira-jewels.com
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Kara Ross Jane Gronner Kaye 225 West 37th Street, 15th Floor New York, NY 10018 212-223-7272 janegkaye@gmail.com www.kararossny.com Ken Riney Antiques Ken Riney 3241 Throckmorton Street Dallas, TX 75219 kenrineyantiques@gmail.com Lotus Gallery Jonathan Tung 1009 West 6th Street, Suite 101 Austin, TX 78703 512-474-1700 info@lotusasianart.com www.lotusasianart.com LR Antiques Rachael Larry Lora Levin 3580 Lang Rd. Houston, TX 77092 713-935-0121 lrantiques@lrantiques.com www.lrantiques.com M.S. Rau Antiques William Rau or Caroline Bozier 630 Royal Street New Orleans, LA 70130 1-800-544-9440 caroline@rauantiques.com www.rauantiques.com Michael S. Haber Michael Haber PO Box 335 Wynnewood, PA 19096 610-896-4800 michaelhaber@earthlink.net
Sabina Danenberg Gems Sabina Danenberg 6807 Brighton Place Coral Gables, FL 33133 305-562-2290 sabinadanenberg@gmail.com sabinadanenberggems.com Sherry’s Sherry & Gail Fehr 21090 Saint Andrews Blvd. Boca Raton, FL 33433 561-338-9100 gfehr31@gmail.com
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Sonny Ideker, Bookseller Sonny Ideker 2975 Woodvale Court Alpharetta, GA 30022 770-853-3311 sonny@sonnyideker.com www.sonnyideker.com
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Stanislas Kostka Stanislas Kostka 1001 Lauren Lane Basalt, CO 81621 USA 970-618-4834 s.kostka@hotmail.com www.stanislaskostka.com
Provident Jewelry Robert Samuels 331 Clematis Street West Palm Beach, FL 33401 561-833-7755 robertmsamuels@hotmail.com angela@providentjewelry.com
Suzanne Syz Art Jewels Christopher Lopez-O’Ferrall 13 Rue Robert Ceard Geneva 1204 Swtizerland +41 79 212 16 31 christopher@suzannesyz.ch www.suzannesyz.ch
Queen Fine Arts Enrique Reina 1730 NE 140th Street North Miami, FL 33181 786-514-7417 enrique.reina@gmail.com
Szor Collections Jerry Szor 6131 Luther Lane, Suite 210 Dallas, TX 75207 214-691-5400 jay@jerryszor.com jerry@jerryszor.com www.jerryszor.com
R & A International LLC Rosaria Varra 4201 Collins Ave., # 1703 Miami Beach, FL 33140 305-532-1210 rnaintldesign@yahoo.com Rehs Galleries Howard Rehs 5 East 57th Street New York, NY 10022 212-355-5710 info@rehsgalleries.com www.rehsgalleries.com
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