Antiques & Garden Show 2016 Catalog by Stephanie SImkin

ANTIQUES & GARDEN SHOW O F NA S H V I L L E

LANDSCAPE of DESIGN 2016

FROM OUR SHOW CHAIRMEN

Elizabeth Coble

Amy Liz Riddick

Welcome to the 2016 Antiques and Garden Show of Nashville. We are excited to share the fabulous offerings of this 26th annual Show. Thanks to the dedication of previous Chairmen and the commitment of countless volunteers, we are proud to celebrate the “Landscape of Design.” Last year, when we began to discuss honorees for our Show, Bunny Williams, with all of her past support of the Show and international appeal, was kind enough to accept an invitation to be Honorary Chairman this year. In keeping with our theme, Gwyneth Paltrow, Shane Connolly, Louis Benech and an impressive list of A-list designers: Windsor Smith, Brian McCarthy, Suzanne Rheinstein, Mark D. Sikes, Brian Murphy, David Kleinberg and moderator Stacey Bewkes, graciously agreed to speak at the Show and support our efforts to raise funds for Cheekwood and ECON charities. This year’s line-up truly reflects the “landscape of design,” with a nod to the past, present and future. The Show also features four spectacular gardens designed by some of the Southeast’s most esteemed landscape designers. “Southern Root,” designed by Cheekwood; “Repos,” designed by Gavin Duke; “Garden of Mirrors,” designed by Phillipe Chadwick; and “High Cotton,” designed by Todd Breyer and Josiah Lockard, all present exciting and unique takes on “entertaining in the garden.” We also want to express our gratitude for the continued support from Andrew Byrd of TVV Capital, who has been our Presenting Sponsor for 26 years. We are thankful for the support of our corporate and media sponsors, golden benefactors, benefactors, patrons, A & G Board members, committee members, dealers, gardeners and the Nashville Community as a whole, as well. The Show is truly put on by the community, for the community, and we feel so honored to be a part this year. Thank you for coming and enjoy the Show!

Elizabeth Coble and Amy Liz Riddick 2016 Show Chairmen

FROM THE BOARD CHAIRMAN FROM THE BOARD CHAIRMAN

WELCOME TO THE ANTIQUES & GARDEN SHOW OF NASHVILLE On behalf of the Board of Directors, welcome to 2016 Antiques & Garden Show of Nashville. Our 2016 show chairmen, Elizabeth Coble and Amy Liz Riddick, have done a tremendous job working with over 400 volunteers to put together a truly spectacular and unique show for you. This year we welcome international celebrity and lifestyle guru, Gwyneth Paltrow, as our featured speaker. We are also delighted to welcome back Bunny Williams as our honorary chair. We hope that you will make time on Saturday to hear world-renowned experts in their fields, Shane Connelly and Louis Benech.

February 12-14, 2016 Music City Center â&#x20AC;˘ Nashville, Tennessee CONTENTS Show Sponsor, TVV Capital

Schedule and Special Events

Keynote Program: Gwyneth Paltrow & Windsor Smith

Bunny Williams & Brian McCarthy with David Kleinberg

Shane Connolly

Louis Benech

Saturday Design Panel

10-11

Preview Party/Bourbon Party

2016 Gardens

20-23

Antiques Dealers

Horticulture Dealers

Upcoming at Cheekwood

32-33

ECON

As you walk the Show floor and enjoy the tremendous lecture line-up assembled this year, you will be enjoying the fruits of 26 years of hard work, friendship and service. There is a truly astonishing network of volunteers that not only produces the show you currently enjoy but are committed to contributing to the legacy of what has become the largest show of its kind in the nation.

National Advisory Committee

The size and quality of this show is only possible through your support and that of our generous show sponsor, TVV Capital, along with our corporate sponsors and show benefactors. Through their and your continued support we have raised over $6 million for two outstanding local charities, Cheekwood Botanical Gardens & Museum and ECON Charities. We thank you for your support and hope that you enjoy the show!

2016 Committee

36-37

Advisory Committee / Board of Directors

Beneficiaries

Show Supporters

A Special Thank You

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2016 ANTIQUES & GARDEN SHOW OF NASHVILLE P.O. Box 50950 Nashville, TN 37205 (615) 352-1282 office (615) 352-6549 fax

SHOW SPONSOR

ANDREW W. BYRD For more than 25 years, thousands of Middle Tennesseans and visitors have been “o-o-o-oing”-and-“a-a-a-a-h-ing” at the treasures and landscapes of the Antiques & Garden Show of Nashville. As the event has entered its third decade, one man who has been there since the beginning will again be there, a quiet but giant force behind the show. He may not always be in the spotlight, but his support to ensure its success always is present. Andrew Byrd knows much better than most the benefits a community gains from continuity in financial and volunteer support of fundraising events. He was chairman of the 1988 Nashville Lawn & Garden Show, one of the forerunners of the current event. The other preceding event was the Antiques Show at Nashville’s Cheekwood. The two events merged in 1989 and moved downtown to the then-new Nashville Convention Center. “The two, formerly separate shows merging into its current format was unique at that point in time,” Mr. Byrd says. “The result is a fantastic symbiotic relationship because the gardens provide such a great setting for the antiques. It is one of the most beautiful and successful shows of its type in the country. The success of our show is attributable in part to the visionary leadership the Antiques & Garden Show received in its startup phase.” But Mr. Byrd’s roots run much deeper than his initial involvement with the Lawn & Garden Show more than two decades ago. He is a past president of the Exchange Club of Nashville, a past chairman of the Children’s Hospital at Vanderbilt, a past president of the Boy Scouts of Middle Tennessee, and a founding member of the Economic Club of Nashville. The Economic Club charities and Cheekwood are beneficiaries of the proceeds from the event. In addition to his ties with the Antiques & Garden Show, Mr. Byrd, his father, and his wife have all held volunteer leadership positions at Cheekwood, a 55-acre botanical garden and art museum located on the historic Cheek estate in Nashville. Byrd said, “we believe in the show and its mission and what it contributes to our community. It is wonderful to live in a community where people possess that deep sense of service that binds us together. Nashville is a great city and it is important for Nashvillians to support institutions that help create a quality place to live. That is what this show really does — it helps make Nashville a beautiful place to live, year after year. It is our responsibility to maintain shows and programs like this in our community.” He added, “thank you to the Friends of Cheekwood and all the people who have worked so hard over the years. They have put so much time and effort into this event, and it continues to pay dividends for our community.”

“ It is important for Nashvillians to support institutions that help create a quality place to live. That is what this show really does — it helps make Nashville a beautiful place to live, year after year. ” – Andrew W. Byrd, Founder and President of TVV Capital, Show Sponsor

Please join us for these

SPECIAL EVENTS

SHOW SCHEDULE THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 11 6:30 – 9:00 p.m. Preview Party S H OW F LO O R Book signing of The Romance CENTER GARDEN of Flowers with Clinton Smith, Editor in Chief of VERANDA (for ticketed guests)

FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 12 10:00 a.m. – 7:00 p.m. Show Hours 11:00 a.m. Keynote Program: Gwyneth Paltrow, Founder and Chief Creative Officer of Goop, with Windsor Smith Book signing after the lecture 2:00 p.m. Lecture: Bunny Williams and Brian McCarthy with Special Guest David Kleinberg Book signing after the lecture 5:30 – 6:30 p.m. Book signing of The Southerner’s Cookbook with David DiBenedetto, Editor in Chief of Garden & Gun* 6:30 – 9:00 p.m. The Bourbon Party *David DiBenedetto book signing continues from 7:00-7:30 p.m. during The Bourbon Party for ticketed guests

D AV I D S O N B A L L RO O M

S H OW F LO O R CENTER GARDEN

SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 13 10:00 a.m. – 7:00 p.m. Show Hours 10:30 a.m. Lecture & Demonstration: D AV I D S O N Shane Connolly, B A L L RO O M Royal florist from London Book signing after the lecture 1:00 p.m. Lecture: Louis Benech, Renowned landscape designer from Paris Book signing after the lecture 2:30 p.m. Saturday Design Panel: Suzanne Rheinstein, Mark D. Sikes, Windsor Smith and Brian Murphy with moderator Stacey Bewkes Book signing after the lecture

D AV I D S O N B A L L RO O M

4:00 – 7:00 p.m. Music in the Gardens

S H OW F LO O R C E N T E R G A R D E N

SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 14 11:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. Show Hours

Friday, February 12 • 11:00 a.m. BOOK SIGNING AFTER THE KEYNOTE PROGRAM

Featured Speaker

GWYNETH PALTROW Oscar®-winning actress Gwyneth Paltrow, whose 1998 turn in SHAKESPEARE IN LOVE garnered her Best Actress honors at the Golden Globes®, Screen Actors Guild Awards®, and Academy Awards®, is also a decorated author and singer. In 2011, she won an Emmy® for Guest Actress in a Comedy series for playing substitute teacher Holly Holiday on Glee, and her song, "Coming Home," from the soundtrack for COUNTRY SONG, was nominated for an Oscar® (the album went gold). In addition, Paltrow has authored two New York Times Best Selling cookbooks, My Father's Daughter (2011) and It's All Good (2013)—the latter hit #1. She also co-wrote Spain, A Culinary Road Trip with acclaimed chef Mario Batali after their PBS documentary, "Spain...on the Road Again," which was about Spanish food and culture, aired. In 2008, Paltrow launched goop, a brand devoted to making every choice count, where food, shopping, and mindfulness collide: In particular, goop has gained acclaim for its focus on health, wellness, and clean eating, as well as its city guides, an insider’s perspective on the very best places to eat, shop, and stay in the world’s most compelling destinations. Other notable film credits include PROOF (for which she received a Golden Globe® nomination), Wes Anderson's THE ROYAL TENENBAUMS, Anthony Mighella's THE TALENTED MR. RIPLEY, David Fincher's SEVEN, the Farrelly brothers’ SHALLOW HAL, Alfonso Cuarón's GREAT EXPECTATIONS, Douglas McGrath's EMMA, and SLIDING DOORS. Recently, Paltrow has appeared in Marvel's IRON MAN franchise. Gwyneth’s next cookbook, It’s All Easy will be released in April 2016.

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WINDSOR SMITH Windsor Smith, founder of Windsor Smith Home, Inc. is an innovative force in the design industry whose elegant interiors rethink the larger meaning and structure of our homes for modern day living. Author of Homefront: Design for Modern Living (Rizzoli, 2015), her beautifully layered spaces sought after by leaders in the entertainment and business worlds reflect her client’s unique personalities and demanding lifestyles. A true lover and collector of antiques, she’s known for integrating pieces of provenance into surprising modern vignettes that strike a delicate balance between celebrating time-honored traditions and daring the style wildcards that make us stand up and notice. A questioner of conventions inside the home and in the design profession at large, Smith has an array of licenses with leading home furnishings companies. She also pioneered the inventive online luxury decorative service, Windsor Smith Room in a Box.

PURCHASE GWYNETH PALTROW ’S AND WINDSOR SMITH’S BOOKS AND HAVE THEM SIGNED AFTER THE PROGRAM. Books are available for purchase in the Show Floor lobby and outside Davidson Ballroom before and after the lecture. Gwyneth Paltrow will sign her cookbooks; Windsor Smith will sign her book, Homefront: Design for Modern Living. A portion of book sales proceeds go to Show beneficiaries!

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Friday, February 12 • 2:00 p.m. BOOK SIGNING AFTER THE LECTURE

BUNNY WILLIAMS, Honorary Chair and BRIAN MCCARTHY with special guest DAVID KLEINBERG Bunny Williams

Bunny Williams, Honorary Chair of the Antiques & Garden Show 2016, is a designer with a modern vision, a sense of history, and the confidence to take the unexpected path. Both a trailblazer and a tastemaker, Williams’ style is classic, but never predictable. Bunny Williams Inc., the interior design arm of her companies, was formed in 1988. Her ever-growing home furnishings collection, Bunny Williams Home, was founded in 2008 and launched a flagship showroom in the summer of 2015 in NYC. For 25 years, with her husband, antiques dealer John Rosselli, Williams ran and owned Treillage Ltd., a unique decorative home and garden shop that became an institution in New York. Her most recent book, On Garden Style, published by Abrams in April 2015, offers Williams’ inspiring tips on garden design. Since 2011, Bunny Williams has announced several licensing partnerships including a line of paper goods for Caspari, several mirror collections for Mirror Image Home, indoors rugs for Doris Leslie Blau, outdoor furniture for Century Furniture, outdoor rugs for Dash & Albert, decorative pillows and throws for Pine Cone Hill, tabletop, decorative accessories and holiday for Ballard Designs and mantels and fireplace tools for Chesney’s. And most recently, Williams launched her first fabric collection with Lee Jofa.

Brian McCarthy

A former partner of the legendary design firm Parish-Hadley, award-winning designer Brian J. McCarthy graduated from New York City’s Pratt Institute and has worked on projects around the world. In 2005, McCarthy designed the private quarters and refurbished the State Rooms in Winfield House, the official residence of the Ambassador to the Court of St. James. Additionally, McCarthy has designed an array of stunning private residences, many for clients so high profile they wish to remain anonymous. McCarthy is a member of Architectural Digest’s AD100, Elle Decor’s A-List and his work has been featured in many publications, including Architectural Digest, House Beautiful, Elle Decor, New York Magazine (100 Best), The New York Times, and Veranda, as well as in several books, including his own books, Luminous Interiors which was released in 2013 and Parish Hadley Tree of Life which he co-authored with Bunny Williams and was released in October of 2015.

David Kleinberg

David Kleinberg is one of the most respected names in interior design. Over a thirty-year career, with projects reaching around the world, Kleinberg has created a body of work that is wide-ranging in style yet always modern in sensibility. After graduating from Trinity College in 1976, Kleinberg explored the New York design world while working first at Denning & Fourcade and then at Mara Palmer. His talents were further honed during a sixteen-year tenure at the venerable Parish-Hadley Associates where he became Mrs. Parish’s right hand and was further mentored by Albert Hadley. Kleinberg left the firm in 1997 to start David Kleinberg Design Associates. In 2011, Kleinberg published Traditional Now: Interiors by David Kleinberg (Monacelli Press), a compendium of more than twenty residential interiors. In the same year he received the honor of being inducted into Interior Design magazine’s “Hall of Fame”. Kleinberg has been named to Architectural Digest magazine’s “The New AD 100”. He is part of Elle Décor magazine’s “A List,” which profiles 25 top designers. For more information, please explore www.dkda.com.

PURCHASE BUNNY WILLIAMS’ AND BRIAN MCCARTHY ’S BOOKS AND HAVE THEM SIGNED FOLLOWING THE LECTURE. Books are available for purchase in the Show Floor lobby and outside Davidson Ballroom before and after the lecture. All of Bunny Williams’ books will be available for sale and signing. A portion of book sales proceeds go to Show beneficiaries!

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Saturday, February 13 • 10:30 a.m. BOOK SIGNING AFTER THE LECTURE & DEMONSTRATION

SHANE CONNOLLY Born in Northern Ireland, Shane Connolly has had a lifelong interest in horticulture. After meeting the great British floral designer Michael Goulding OBE, his passion turned specifically to flowers. Under Michael’s direction Shane trained at the famous London Academy of Pulbrook & Gould and started his own business in 1989. He has an organic approach to his work, where flowers are used primarily for their own intrinsic qualities. Shane has developed a natural style, heralded for its elegance and originality. Shane’s international work has taken him as far as the United States, South Africa and India, while back in the U.K., he has decorated some the country’s most prestigious venues for an eclectic range of private and corporate clients. Alongside illustrious companies and individuals, Shane also counts London’s Victoria & Albert Museum and the Royal Academy of Arts as two of his most valued clients, and he thoroughly enjoys the challenge of designing events around the ever changing and varied exhibitions in both venues. In 2005, he was honoured and delighted to be asked by HRH the Duchess of Cornwall to design her bouquet and all other flowers for her marriage to HRH Prince of Wales and the service of dedication in Windsor. The City of London requested that Shane arrange the flowers for a luncheon celebrating HM the Queen’s 80th birthday, and in 2007 he designed the flowers for the service of remembrance for Diana, Princess of Wales. In recognition of such events, Shane was awarded a Royal Warrant of Appointment to HRH the Prince of Wales, and went on to be appointed Artistic Director for the wedding of TRH’s the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge in 2011. Shane’s client list has been described by Harpers & Queen magazine as “enviable” and his discretion is legendary.

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Saturday, February 13 • 1:00 p.m. BOOK SIGNING AFTER THE LECTURE

LOUIS BENECH Louis Benech, who has designed over 300 extraordinary gardens throughout his career, came to gardening and landscape architecture via a real love of plants. Louis was born in Neuilly-sur-Seine and as a child enjoyed running through his grandmother’s garden in Provence. After graduating with a degree in law, Benech decided to work in England as an agricultural worker for Hillier nurseries. He was then employed as a gardener for a private property in Normandy, before finally breaking into garden design in 1985. Benech’s fame rests on his talent for mixing French formalism with a more naturalistic English approach to planting. In 1990, Benech was commissioned with Pascal Cribier and François Roubaud to restore the ancient part of the Tuileries Gardens. Since then, he has worked on many established and historic gardens such as the Elysée Gardens and the Quai d’Orsay (both in Paris), Courson (south-east of Paris), Pavlovsk’s Rose Pavilion (St Petersburg), the Gardens of the Achilleion (Corfu), the main square of the National Archives in Paris, and many other international private commissions. He recently completed a renovation of the Water Theatre Grove at Palace of Versailles, the first new garden on the property since the 18th century.

PURCHASE SHANE CONNOLLY ’S AND LOUIS BENECH’S BOOKS AND HAVE THEM SIGNED FOLLOWING THE LECTURES. Books are available for purchase in the Show Floor lobby and outside Davidson Ballroom before and after the lectures. A portion of book sales proceeds go to Show beneficiaries!

Saturday, February 13 • 2:30 p.m. BOOK SIGNING AFTER THE LECTURE

SATURDAY DESIGN PANEL Windsor Smith

Windsor Smith, founder of Windsor Smith Home, Inc. is an innovative force in the design industry whose elegant interiors rethink the larger meaning and structure of our homes for modern day living. Author of Homefront: Design for Modern Living (Rizzoli, 2015), her beautifully layered spaces sought after by leaders in the entertainment and business worlds reflect her client’s unique personalities and demanding lifestyles. A true lover and collector of antiques, she’s known for integrating pieces of provenance into surprising modern vignettes that strike a delicate balance between celebrating time-honored traditions and daring the style wildcards that make us stand up and notice. A questioner of conventions inside the home and in the design profession at large, Smith has an array of licenses with leading home furnishings companies. She also pioneered the inventive online luxury decorative service, Windsor Smith Room in a Box.

Mark D. Sikes

During his tenure working in visual merchandising and marketing, Mark D. Sikes developed a talent for creating spaces that perfectly balance beauty and function. Building on two decades of success, Mark decided to start his own company and use his talent for creating exceptional environments into a career in interior design. Mark’s ability to seamlessly blend All-American, classic and timeless interiors with both modern and European sensibilities has earned him immediate attention in the design community. The effortlessly chic Hollywood Hills home Mark shares with his partner, Michael Griffin, was first beautifully editorialized on the cover of the December/January 2012 issue of House Beautiful, and most recently on the cover of the July/August 2014 issue of VERANDA. Mark is also the founder and editor of the well-known lifestyle blog Mark D. Sikes: Chic People, Glamorous Places and Stylish Things. Mark is currently working on his first book, several product collaborations, and multiple interior design projects throughout the U.S., including homes in Los Angeles, San Francisco, Montecito, Nashville, and New York.

Suzanne Rheinstein

Suzanne Rheinstein is an internationally recognized interior designer and the owner of Hollyhock, the renowned home furnishings and accessories shop, known for its unique antiques and decorative pieces. Her signature style is often described as elegant civility—“fewer things but better things”—encompassing a mixture of beautiful objects, furniture styles, personal art, painted surfaces and great attention to comfort, textures, details and light. Born and raised in New Orleans, Suzanne has a deep appreciation for the traditions of that city. Her Southern sense of style and hospitality, the visual sophistication she acquired living on the East Coast, and her appreciation for the relaxed lifestyle of southern California have made her a sought-after talent. Her best-selling first book, At Home: A Style for Today with Things from the Past (Rizzoli, 2010), shared six homes that showcase her trademark elegant, livable style, including her own homes in Los Angeles and New York City. In her latest book, Rooms for Living (Rizzoli, 2015), Suzanne shares her design philosophies in chapters focusing on Entrance Halls, Living Rooms, Dining Rooms, Retreats, Powder Rooms, Bedrooms and Outdoor Rooms. No detail, however small, is overlooked. The book offers a master class in how she achieves harmonious living spaces through thoughtful use of texture, color and proportion. Suzanne has designed the Suzanne Rheinstein*Hollyhock fabric collection and rug collection for Lee Jofa. Antique textiles from her personal collection provide the perfect foundation for her fresh and understated interpretations of centuriesold designs. Suzanne and her work have been featured in numerous regional and national lifestyle publications and blogs. Architectural Digest’s AD100 and Elle Décor’s A-List include her on their rosters.

Brian Murphy

Brian Murphy began his decorating career in 1987 at Parish-Hadley Associates, where he worked until starting his own firm in 2000. His clients include Vice-President and Mrs. Albert Gore, Candice Bergen, Mike Nichols, Diane Sawyer, and Ambassador and Mrs. Henry Grunwald. Brian Murphy is currently working on projects in Miami, San Francisco, New York, Nashville, Lake Tahoe, and Martha’s Vineyard.

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Stacey Bewkes

After 17 years as an art director at Simon & Schuster, Stacey Bewkes left the corporate world to raise her four children in Connecticut. Her continuing love of design led to the creation of Quintessence, an award winning online guide to the best in style and substance. From interiors and fashion, to art and architecture, books, film, travel and more, Quintessence has become a trusted source for well-researched original content and imagery. Stacey has served as the costyle editor for the non-profit Women’s Voices for Change, as a sponsored blogger at a multitude of design events from Las Vegas to London and has been featured in many shelter magazines in print and online. With over 350,000 views, her video series with design author Susanna Salk takes viewers behind the scenes with top tastemakers at home around the globe. Stacey can also be found out and about on all major social media platforms.

PURCHASE WINDSOR SMITH’S AND SUZANNE RHEINSTEIN’S BOOKS AND HAVE THEM SIGNED FOLLOWING THE LECTURE. Books are available for purchase in the Show Floor lobby and outside Davidson Ballroom before and after the lecture. A portion of book sales proceeds go to Show beneficiaries!

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Her beautiful watercolor will be auctioned at the Preview Party, with proceeds benefiting the Antiques & Garden Show of Nashville. For more of Lexie’s work:

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WHERE DESIGN IS PERSONAL You’re invited to a week-long series of signature events co-sponsored by VERANDA April 25 – 28, 2016 Register at adacatlanta.com ADAC | 351 Peachtree Hills Ave, Atlanta, GA

Travis & Company | Suite 128 travisandcompany.com | 404.237.5079

Recognized worldwide for his distinctive interiors, the Paris–Los Angeles based, award-winning designer Jean-Louis Deniot, has created a modern, elegant and internationally versatile collection for George Smith, including the stunning Heather Sofa featured below.

Logan Gardens | Suite 506 logangardens.com | 404.231.4808

Lee Jofa | Suite 106 leejofa.com | 404.812.6995

Bunny Williams’ fabrics grace Lee Jofa’s skirted Workroom Sofa (Penelope in Green) and pillows (Annette in Celery and Camille in Celery/Bark). The upholstered Tray Chic Ottoman (Clare in Blue) pops against the room’s neutral tones.

The highly-durable, woven synthetic Southampton arm chair is an updated version of traditional, open-weave wicker furniture. Wide plank tops and trestle style bases, inspired by antique Belgian farmhouse tables are crafted from reclaimed teak washed in warm grey for a weathered appearance.

Stark | Suite 135 starkcarpet.com | 404.266.8959

Charles Pavarini III used the STARK Trade Exclusive carpet, ZB Zebra, as a rug in this Connecticut showhouse.

Holland & Company | Suite 238 hollandandcompany.com | 404.233.0233

Holland & Company’s classic Chesterfield Sofa, shown here in dark velvet, adds a bit of contrast this a serene living room.

Peacock Alley | ADAC West, Suite A6

Century | Suite 212

peacockalley.com | 404.228.8892

centuryfurniture.com | 404.869.6768

Peacock Alley introduces an exciting new collection for Spring 2016, Modern Heirloom. Pieces from this collection feature timeless and classic pieces that are heirloom worthy with a modern flair.

Windor Smithâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Paloma Wing Chair is a refined, less masculine version of the basic wing chair featuring scaled down arms and softened sides. Perfect for living rooms, libraries, and bedrooms.

Design Galleria Kitchen & Bath Studio | Suite 234 designgalleria.net | 404.261.0111

Design Galleria Kitchen and Bath Studio uses a combination of the latest in finishing technologies and hamd applied techniques. Their mission is to produce authentic furniture grade cabinetry designs and finishes that withstand the test of time. The above featured kitchen was created by layering grey cabinetry with Calacatta marble, herringbone tiles, stainless steel, and glass set off with polished nickel accents.

Jerry Pair | Suite 508 jerrypair.com | 404.261.6337

Catering to an array of styles from hand-crafted rustic pieces to the sleek and polished, Jerry Pair offers designers furnishings and textiles of unrivaled beauty and the highest handcrafted quality offered in the industry.

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Antiques and Garden Show of Nashville

PREV IEW PART Y Thursday, February 11

6:30 until 9:00 p.m.

Cocktails & Light Fare

Featuring a First Look at the Show & book signing of The Romance of Flowers with Clinton Smith, Editor in Chief of VERANDA. Beverage Sponsor J ack D aniel D istillery

3rd annual

Antiques and Garden Show of Nashville

bourbon party Friday, February 12, 2016 6:30 until 9:00 p.m. featuring a book signing by

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Internationally-acclaimed artist, Steve Tobin, brings his large-scale sculptures to the Cheekwood landscape and art galleries with his exhibition, Southern Roots.

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George Getlik Fine Art A-45

McDonough Fine Art A-60

Somerset Antiques A-05

Barley Twist A-52

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Barometer Fair A-15

Historical Americana A-29

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C. M. Leonard Antiques A-42

Holt Isom, Inc. A-48

Parc Monceau, Ltd A-14 Atlanta, GA www.parcmonceau.com

Philadelphia, PA www.philaprintshop.com

Caroline Faison Antiques A-02

J & M Antiques A-04

Parrin & Company A-49

The Silver Vault A-47

Charles Edwin Puckett A-67

James Sansum A-66

Pascal Collettier: A-36 Fine French Antiques

Thomas M. Fortner Antiques A-44

Nashville, TN www.alcottinteriors.com

Nashville, TN www.artifactsantiquesonline.com Hinsdale, IL www.barleytwistantiques.com Sarasota, FL www.barometerfair.com South Salem, NY (914) 763-8032

Greensboro, NC www.carolinefaison.com Akron, OH www.cepuckett.com

Charles Hanlon Mignon Topping

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St. Simons Island, GA (815) 244-2548

Crescent Worth Art & Antiques A-06 Lake Forest, IL (847) 347-7170

D. R. Grissom Collection A-53 Estate and Fine Jewelry Charleston, SC www.drgrissomcollection.com

Dana Kelly Oriental Rugs, Inc. A-33 Lexington, KY www.danakellyrugs.com

Don Fields A-63 Craig Ringstad Antiques

Roswell, GA www.foreignaffairintl.com

Holliston, MA (914) 954-1341

Atlanta, GA www.georgegetlikfineart.com

Atlanta, GA www.mcdonoughfineart.com

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Atlanta, GA www.hedgerowantiques.com

Atlanta, GA www.higginsantiques.com

Acworth, GA www.historicalamericana.com

East Amherst, NY www.jandmantiques.com

Kansas City, MO (816) 753-7959

New York, NY www.jamessansum.com

Jayne Thompson + Sycamore

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Harrodsburg, KY www.jaynethompsonantiques.com

Jesse Davis A-61

London, U.K. www.jessedavisantiques.co.uk

Kenny Ball Antiques A-56 Charlottesville, VA www.kennyballantiques.com

Kevin L. Perry, Inc. A-59 Camden, SC (941) 504-5765

King's House Antiques A-18 Birmingham, AL www.kinghouseantiques.com

Fairway, KS www.morninggloryantiquesinc.com www.thehighboy.com/stores/ craig-ringstad-antiques

King's House Oriental Rugs A-54

Ed Nash Art A-51

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Edwin C. Skinner A-28 Fairhope, AL (251) 929-7975

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Linda Horsley Antiques A-13 Atlanta, GA (404) 375-7448

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Poverty Hollow A-17

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Steve Tobin: Southern Roots FEBRUARY 20 – SEPTEMBER 4 (INDOOR EXHIBITION ENDS MAY 29) Cheekwood is proud to bring acclaimed sculptor Steve Tobin to Nashville with the debut of Southern Roots this February. The solo exhibition of monumental works spans five locations across the Cheekwood landscape and includes installations within the Museum of Art. In addition, one of Tobin’s Roots sculptures will be on exhibit in downtown Nashville’s Riverview Gardens at Riverfront Park as part of its partnership with Metro Parks. Visitors at this year’s Antiques & Garden Show of Nashville will get a first look at the sculpture as it is featured in the Entry Garden of this year’s Show. Southern Roots highlights the work from Tobin’s Steelroots sculptures, an evolution of his signature bronze Walking Roots series. In 2005, Tobin gained praise when his massive bronze “Trinity Root” sculpture was installed in the courtyard of St. Paul’s Church in New York City, becoming the first and only 9/11 memorial near Ground Zero. The piece was cast from the stump and roots of a large sycamore tree that shielded the church from the collapsing towers of the World Trade Center. Tobin’s work has been shown internationally at such venues as the American Museum of Natural History, United States Botanic Garden, Carpe Diem Gallery (Paris), the Page Museum/La Brea Tar Pits and Los Angeles County Museum of Natural History, and is part of permanent collections at the American Craft Museum, Philadelphia Museum of Art, American Glass Museum and Musee des Arts Decoratifs (Switzerland).

WHO WE ARE The Economic Club of Nashville (ECON) provides a dynamic forum at weekly lunch meetings for business and community leaders to identify and discuss economic, social or political issues of special interest to Nashvillians. Members seek to interact with local businesses and government officials and support key nonprofit organizations that contribute to the quality of life in the Greater Nashville area. WHERE WE CAME FROM The ECON draws its history and tradition from the Exchange Club of Nashville. One of the largest clubs of the national organization, the Nashville Chapter was chartered in April 16, 1920, to support the national mission: “Exchange, America’s Premier Service Club, working to make our communities better places to live.” This mission resonates with members of the new club, which continues many of the existing initiatives. MOVING FORWARD The ECON will continue in its support of The Family Center as well as provide generous support to many charities in Nashville. In 2014, the ECON formed the Cultural Assistance Program (CAP) to provide opportunities for children and their families to participate in Nashville’s cultural and arts programs. Since 1991, the ECON and Cheekwood have co-sponsored the annual Antiques & Garden Show of Nashville. This show has become the Club’s main fundraising activity, allowing ECON Charities, Inc., to contribute more than $1.5 million to local charities.

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Cheekwood Cheekwood is Nashville’s beloved 55-acre estate, Botanical Garden and Museum of Art. It has just recently been awarded the honor of “Top 10 Best Public Gardens” in the USA Today Reader’s Choice awards. Cheekwood brings art, education and horticulture to hundreds of thousands of visitors every year, impacting our region by enhancing the lives of many through its Outreach and Educational Programs. Thousands of school children visit annually to experience the beauty of the relationship between art and horticulture and develop an appreciation for culture in their community.

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Antiques & Garden Show of Nashville Mission The Antiques & Garden Show of Nashville is an annual charity event whose purpose is to raise funds for Cheekwood and ECON, by exhibiting the highest quality antiques, landscaped gardens and horticultural items and by offering a related educational outreach program.

SHOW SUPPORTERS GOLDEN BENEFACTORS

Ann Griffith Ash Mr. and Mrs. Stephen E. Blackmon, Jr. Barbara & Jack Bovender Allison and Phil Brooks Lou Ann and Gary Brown Mr. and Mrs. Gregory L. Burns Connie and Tom Cigarran Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Clendenin Mr. and Mrs. Leslie D. Coble Dr. and Mrs. Mark Deaton Mr. and Mrs. Jorge Dominicis Margaret and James Dunn Ms. Elizabeth H. Foss Carol and Bobby Frist Julie and Tommy Frist Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Ghertner Dr. and Mrs. Neil Green Mr. and Mrs. Jeffery N. Haynes Mr. and Mrs. Eric T. Helman Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Hensler Ms. Barbara Lingo Mr. and Mrs. Kerry McCluggage Mr. and Mrs. Donald I. N. McKenzie Mr. and Mrs. George M. Miller II Mr. and Mrs. William A. Oldacre, Jr. Elizabeth and Larry Papel Ms. Pauline Astrum Pons Mr. & Mrs. Gustavus A. Puryear IV Judy Brooks Reed Dr. and Mrs. John A. Riddick Mr. and Mrs. Robert O. Rolfe Sandy and Jay Sangervasi Jane and Ben Sloan Mr. and Mrs. James R. Stadler Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Sullivan Alex and Mary Wade

BENEFACTORS

Mr. and Mrs. David F. Baker III Debbie and Buddy Best Mr. & Mrs. Douglas G. Bradbury III Ann and Frank Bumstead Mr. and Mrs. Mark W. Chapman Margaret C. Craig Mr. and Mrs. Daniel A. Decker Steven and Kate Ezell Karen and Gene Fleming Dick and Sarah Fleming Babs and Bill Freeman Karyn McLaughlin Frist Patricia C. Frist Kae and Tom Gallagher Julie and Bob Gordon Linda and Kerry Graham Joanne Hayes Mr. and Mrs. John S. Hicks Mr. and Mrs. Rob Hull

Clay Isaacs Edie and David Johnson Pamela Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Brock Kidd Peggy and Randy Kinnard Mr. and Mrs. David L. Manning Tricia and Doug McDowell Mr. and Dr. R. Millman Ellen Livingfield More William D. and Lisa Bouchard Morgan Mark A. O'Bryan Mr. and Mrs. Bond E. Oman Mrs. Bruce P'Pool Mr. and Mrs. Frank A. Riddick III Gilbert P. Schafer III Vee Vee and John Scott Dr. and Mrs. William A. Shell, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey B. Smith Mr. and Mrs. James F. Turner, Jr. Dee Dee J. Wade James A. Webb III Dr. and Mrs. William Whetsell, Jr. Mrs. John Warner White Birgitta and David Williamson Dr. & Mrs. J. Kelly Wright, Jr.

PATRONS

Steve Ainsworth Mrs. Hunter Armistead Lin and Bill Andrews Mr. and Mrs. Samuel W. Bartholomew III Mr. and Mrs. John W. Barton III Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Beasley Mr. and Mrs. William Billington, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. P. Linsday Bohannon Ray Booth of McAlpine Mr. and Mrs. Til Bourland Margaret and Patrick Boyd Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Braun Martin S. Brown, Sr. Martin Brown, Jr. Dr. & Mrs. Benjamin F. Byrd III Mr. & Mrs. John R. Cheadle, Jr. Joan & Will Cheek Bette and Mark Christofersen Jane and Bill Coble Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Cook, Jr. Charlie and Lawrence Cook Margie and Bert Dale Caroline A. Davis Mr. and Mrs. William W. DeCamp Steve Sirls & Allen DeCuyper Michael S. Dixon Laurie & Steven Eskind Mr. and Mrs. Ron D. Farris Mary and Tom Gambill Garden Variety Design

Mrs. Kate R. W. Grayken Betty Hadley Mr. and Mrs. William H. Hawkins Mr. and Mrs. Russell Hickey Jan van Eys and Judith Hodges Mrs. Henry W. Hooker Mr. and Mrs. David B. Ingram Brian Jackson and Roger Moore Emily and Wynne James Mr. and Mrs. Ty Jennings Lillias Dale Johnston Dr. and Mrs. John W. Lea IV Elizabeth and Joshua Lindsey Lipman Brothers, LLC Jane and Don MacLeod Mr. and Mrs. Steven J. Mason Andrew May and Nancy J. Brown, MD Mr. and Mrs. Michael McLain Mr. & Mrs. Mark McDonald Beth and Paul Moore Linda and Rock Morphis Julia and John Morris Mr. & Mrs. Ben G. Page, Jr. Nan Nelson Parrish Mr. and Mrs. Harry W. Peffen, III Dr. and Mrs. Dale Pilkinton Mr. and Mrs. Michael D. Regan Emily J. Reynolds Mr. & Mrs. J. Allen Reynolds III Mr. and Mrs. Clay Richards Mrs. Walter M. Robinson, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. John Bennett Rosen Elaine and the late Ronnie Scott Mrs. Jack W. Shepherd Dr. and Mrs. Greg Sikes Chris & Mary Simonsen Joanne & Gary Slaughter Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Small Sammy & Sallie Swor Reverand & Mrs. Tim Taylor Tennessee Bank & Trust Mr. & Mrs. Overton Thompson III Mr. and Mrs. David T. Vanderwater Mr. and Mrs. Jack Wallace Mr. and Mrs. W. Ridley Wills III

CONTRIBUTORS

Mr. and Mrs. John W. Barringer Mr. and Mrs. James L. Beckner Josephine D. Doubleday May Dean Eberling Carolyne Hadden and Brett Cartwright Johnathan Harwell Steven N. McCord Mrs. Robert M. Roy Betty Sanford 59

A SPECIAL THANK YOU FROM THE CHAIRMEN To all of our committee members, advisory committee and board members, especially those who have volunteered for countless years, we thank you! To our families for their constant support and encouragement, thank you to: LES, STELLA, OLIVIA & DAVISS COBLE JOHN, ALSTON, HOLLIS & DIXON RIDDICK Although there are countless volunteers and friends who donated their time and talents to the 2016 Show, we would like to extend a special thanks to the following individuals:

SPECIAL THANKS TO Lexie Armstrong Stephanie Bailey Sarah Bartholomew Bradford Group Debbie Best Woody Betz Nancy Britt Peter Bucci Andrew Byrd & TVV Capital Laura Chadwick Martha Chapman Connie Cigarran Ansel Cline Caroline Coulton Molly Craig Nina Davidson Nancy Deaton Bill DeCamp Gavin Duke James Dunn Libba Durrett ECON Volunteers Elizabeth Foss Julie Frist Wendy Gatto Shea Ghertner Emily Gibbs John Grimes Betty Hadley

Dean Hitt & Michael Boyd Peyton Hoge Hugh Howser Jody Hull Import Flowers Maggie Jackson Diane Johnson Dr. Tom Johnston & The Wolfpack Jay Joyner & Joyner Hogan Nancy Kennedy Jane Krause Christine Kyle Patrick Larkin Caroline Lindsey Deborah Lovett Kevin Kazlauskas & Make It Pop Creations Jane MacLeod & Cheekwood Vicki and Kerry McCluggage Marty McGinty Dana Miller George Miller Katie Miner & ADAC MStreet Entertainment Phillip and Dana Nappi Lee Oakley Omni Nashville Hotel O’More College of Art & Design Volunteers Anna Peebles & You’re Invited

Laura Stockett Roberts Drew Robinson Kathy Rolfe Lauren Ross Rebecca Rutledge Brittany A. Schaffer Eric Schultenover Mark D. Sikes Margot Shaw Stephanie Simkin & Stone + Steel Creative Steve Sirls Beth Phillips Smith Janette Smith Mary Smith Jane Sloan Javier Solano Mary Spalding Ashley Stringfellow Chris Strutko Melinda Swann Troy Tschantz Lily West Meg White Bunny Williams Melissa Wilson Tori Wimberly Anna Kristin Yarbrough

A very special THANK YOU to Shannon Shears, Antiques & Garden Show of Nashville Event Coordinator, and the driving force behind the 2016 Show. Thank you, Shannon, for always making the Show the success that it is!

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