The Winter Show 2023 Catalogue

PETER PENNOYER ARCHITECTS

Photography: Eric Piasecki

THE WINTER SHOW A BENEFIT FOR EAST SIDE HOUSE January

20-29, 2023

The Park Avenue Armory Park Avenue at 67th Street New York City

Monday | Wednesday | Friday | 12 PM to 8 PM

Tuesday |Thursday | 12 PM to 5 PM Saturday | 12 PM to 7 PM

Sunday | 12 PM to 6 PM

East Side House Settlement Education, Innovation, Results

337 Alexander Avenue, Bronx, New York 10454 Telephone: (718) 665-5250 Fax: (718) 585-1433 www.eastsidehouse.org

The sixty-ninth annual edition of The Winter Show is an exhibition by distinguished dealers featuring fine and decorative arts for sale. East Side House Settlement owns the Show, and benefits from the fair’s ticket sales, catalogue revenues, and corporate sponsorships. No part of sales made by the exhibitors is received by East Side House.

left: Rolleston Ltd right: Robert Simon Fine Art

Welcome from Lucinda C. Ballard & Michael R. Lynch The Winter Show Committee Co-Chairs

Letter from Helen Allen Executive Director, The Winter Show

Partners & Acknowledgements

The Winter Show Opening Night Party Honorees & Patrons: Neighborhood Heroes & Community Leaders

Opening Night Party Patrons: Literacy Supporters, Family Sustainers & Opportunity Champions

Insiders Preview for Museum & Design Professionals, Design Council, VIP Luncheon & Connoisseurs Night Committee

Vetting Committee

Welcome from Daniel Diaz Executive Director, East Side House Settlement

Design Co-Chairs: Elizabeth Lawrence, Alex Papachristidis, Stephen Sills & Bunny Williams

EXHIBITORS

FEATURE 54 “The Finest Piece of Walnut Furniture of its Type” Compiled by the staff of The Magazine Antiques

EAST SIDE

HOUSE

Board of Managers & Programs

The Heritage Society 189 Foundations, Trusts & Corporations

Individual & Group Gifts

East Side House Settlement The Eugene Oliver Jr. Education Center: Building a Legacy of Learners

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East Side House — We’re proud to support you

Bank of America is proud to be a host partner of The Winter Show, benefiting East Side House.

Nonprofit organizations like East Side House are a vital community resource and an inspiration to us all. Thanks to their creative efforts through programs like The Winter Show, progress is being made, our New York City neighorhoods are becoming a better place to live and work, and the lives of countless New Yorkers are being changed for the better.

Thank you for making a difference East Side House!

Visit us at bankofamerica.com/about.

THE WINTER SHOW CO-CHAIRS

Lucinda C. Ballard Michael R. Lynch

It is with much gratitude and enthusiasm that we celebrate The Winter Show’s sixty-ninth anniversary together at the Park Avenue Armory—a core institution of New York’s art scene. Though our time at Barney’s last Spring was a glamorous throwback, we are delighted to return to our decades-long home.

The Winter Show has consistently set the standard for quality and connoisseurship as the longest-running art, antiques, and design fair in the country. While upholding our unyielding commitment to quality, we have kept our sights focused on the future and remain mindful of changing demographics and tastes within the competitive art market. This year, we are delighted to bring together some of the most respected fine and decorative arts experts representing a wide range of disciplines and price points.

The Show proudly serves as the principal fundraising effort of East Side House, a community-based non-profit organization that offers quality education, job training, and assistance services to individuals living in the Bronx and Northern Manhattan. We remain the only major fair in New York that dedicates all its proceeds to charity.

For over 130 years, East Side House has provided families with innovative services and programs to help meet their evolving

needs. Its efforts have included a full-scale food bank reaching 5,000 people each week and a home-delivered meal program for 900 older adults. A leader in the field of youth services, East Side House encourages innovation to help New York’s young residents graduate from high school, enroll in college, pursue careers, and achieve economic security. Every contribution to East Side House directly benefits our most vulnerable communities and helps more than 10,000 people break the cycle of poverty each year.

Our team members, interns, volunteers, and students are the very heart of East Side House and The Winter Show. We are grateful for the hundreds of exceptional individuals who have contributed their time, energy, and enthusiasm to ensure we deliver on our promises to the community.

Lucinda C. Ballard

Michael R. Lynch

Photo by Tom Rossiter

Executive Director

Helen Allen

We are delighted to welcome our friends, colleagues, and supporters to the 69th edition of The Winter Show, America’s leading art, antiques, and design fair.

The Winter Show has cultivated and inspired generations of collectors, antique hunters, and art and design enthusiasts since 1954. We are delighted to return to The Park Avenue Armory — our home for almost 70 years. This year’s Show will present 68 leading dealers from around the world and a diverse selection of museum-quality fine ar t, decorative objects, and jewelry spanning over 5,000 years. Many exhibitors have participated in The Winter Show for decades, including Hyde Park Antiques, which is celebrating its 40th year in the Fair! Familiar faces will be joined by a diverse group of 11 new dealers from Buenos Aires, Milan, London, and Paris, as well as Bryn Mawr, and Philadelphia. All of our participants proudly uphold the tradition of excellence expected of The Winter Show.

It has been a delight to collaborate with our esteemed Design Council Co-Chairs Elizabeth Lawrence, Alex Papachristidis, Stephen Sills, Bunny Williams, and their colleagues over the past several months. Their vision, creativity, and dedication are a source of inspiration to our team. We hope that you will take time to enjoy their exceptional vignettes on the show floor. Thank you for lending your tremendous talents to make the 2023 Fair a success. To our Design Council Honorary Chair, Wendy Goodman, and our talented Rising Stars, Darren Jett, Delia Kenza, and Olivia Song, thank you for your support.

Proceeds from The Winter Show support the life-changing work of East Side House Settlement, one of New York’s leading community-based organizations. Located in the South Bronx, East Side House believes that education is the gateway out of poverty and works towards providing quality education and resources to residents of the Bronx and northern Manhattan. It is an honor to collaborate with the dedicated team at East Side House, knowing that our work fur thers its mission to transform lives in the community it serves.

Thank you, as always, to The Winter Show’s Co-Chairs Lucinda Ballard and Michael Lynch for your invaluable insights and support. To our Advisory Council — we are so grateful for your candor, wisdom, and enthusiasm. To my incredible colleagues Beatrice Giuli and Veronica Wu, you inspire me each and every day with your openness, collaborative spirits, and encouragement.

A very special thanks to the Dealers Committee and the Show’s Vetting Committee Co-Chairs for the time and energy they invest to ensure that The Winter Show maintains an unparalleled roster of exhibitors featuring thousands of top-quality, vetted works of art from around the world. Most importantly, to all our exhibitors — none of this would be possible without your commitment to excellence and love of the arts.

Helen Allen Executive Director The Winter Show

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Host Partners

BANK OF AMERICA CHUBB HINDMAN

Young Collectors Night Partner

CARA CARA

Event Partners

BLACK RIVER CAVIAR DESIGN LEADERSHIP NETWORK

THE GALLERY AT 200 LEX MICHTER’S OLÉ & OBRIGADO

Design Partners

COWTAN & TOUT DEDAR EVERYDAY ELEGANCE SANDRA LIOTUS LIGHTING DESIGN

SCHUMACHER VAN GO, INC. WILDER GARDENS + FLOWERS

Media Partners

AIR MAIL APOLLO ARTNET THE ART NEWSPAPER FREDERIC MAGAZINE INCOLLECT MAGAZINE NEW YORK MAGAZINE NYC&G THE MAGAZINE ANTIQUES VENÜ MAGAZINE

Cultural Partners

AMERICAN FOLK ART MUSEUM AMERICAN FRIENDS OF THE LOUVRE

ASIA WEEK NEW YORK THE DECORATIVE ARTS TRUST INSTITUTE OF CLASSICAL ARCHITECTURE & ART MASTER DRAWINGS NEW YORK MUSEUM OF CHINESE IN AMERICA

NEW YORK SCHOOL OF INTERIOR DESIGN

THE WINTER SHOW

Co-Chairs

LUCINDA C. BALLARD MICHAEL R. LYNCH

Chairman Emeritus ARIE L. KOPELMAN

Executive Director Project Manager Consultant Operations

HELEN ALLEN BEATRICE GIULI VERONICA WU JOEL MORRISON

East Side House Settlement

DANIEL DIAZ Executive Director

Executive Leadership

LAURA DALEY KHRIS HARRISON NATALIE LOZADA

Dealers Committee

ANDREW CHAIT Chair

JOAN BOENING FLEUR CALLEGARI LORI COHEN BENOIST DRUT

DIDIER HASPESLAGH MARTINE NEWBY HASPESLAGH MATTHEW IMBERMAN

JAMES MCCONNAUGHY

Vetting Committee Co-Chairs

JOAN BOENING ALICE LEVI DUNCAN JAY GRIMM ROBERT YOUNG

Thomsen Gallery

THE WINTER SHOW 2023

Vice Chairs

COURTNEY BOOTH CHRISTENSEN MAUREEN KERR HELEN FRECH KIPPAX

Advisory Council

JEFFREY CALDWELL STEPHANIE B. CLARK MICHAEL DIAZ-GRIFFITH

CHRISTINE DONAHUE JONI GROSSMAN MARY ANNE HUNTING

TENA KAVANAGH GEORGE G. KING HELEN FRECH KIPPAX ELLEN WASHBURN MARTIN

LARK MASON LUCINDA B. MAY THOMAS H. REMIEN

OPENING NIGHT PARTY

Design Council Co-Chairs

ELIZABETH LAWRENCE ALEX PAPACHRISTIDIS STEPHEN SILLS BUNNY WILLIAMS

Design Council Honorary Chair

WENDY GOODMAN

Design Council Rising Stars

DARREN JETT DELIA KENZA OLIVIA SONG

NEIGHBORHOOD HEROES

KAREN GRAY-KREHBIEL

MICHAEL R. LYNCH & SUSAN BAKER

THE MARTIN FAMILY

COMMUNITY LEADERS

BOB & BECKY ALEXANDER

MAUREEN & EDWARD BOUSA

CHARLES P. DURKIN, JR.

THADDEUS & ALLISON GRAY

KATHARINE RAYNER

THOMAS REMIEN & MARY ANNE HUNTING

MRS. CHARLES F. SMITHERS

LOIS & ARTHUR STAINMAN

TAKESHI & MAKIKO UESHIMA

TARA & ROY J. ZUCKERBERG

LITERACY SUPPORTERS

Anonymous

Lucinda C. Ballard

Caroline Beshara

Raffaella Cribiore

David W. Dangremond

Madame Barbara de Portago

Nancy Farrell

Gwen & Austin Fragomen

Heinz Family Foundation

Mr. & Mrs. Joseph C. Hoopes, Jr.

Thomas Jayne

Mr. Barclay G. Jones

Maureen B. Kerr

Mr. & Mrs. John Edward Kippax

Richard & Debra Kolman

Coco & Arie L. Kopelman

Jerry Lauren Robert & Ellen Meyer

David & Dolores Miller

Virginia & Timothy Millhiser

Mr. Alexander & Mrs. Mar y Kathryn Navab

Liz & Jeff Peek

Peter Pennoyer & Katie Ridder

Juliet Lea H. Simonds

CeCe Barfield Thompson

Karen Thornwell May

FAMILY SUSTAINERS

Kathy Abbott DD Allen

CeCe Black

William Blind & Meredith A. Townsend

Mr. & Ms. Adelle & Elliott W. Bottom

Ginny & Jacqueline Dobbs

Fay Gambee

Ms. Elizabeth Graziolo Allen & Deborah Grubman

Mrs. Roger Hanahan

Hannah L. Henderson

Robin Henry

Tena & Hayes Kavanagh

Karen Keane & Stephen Fletcher

Steve Klinsky & Maureen Sherry

Michael A. Kovner & Jean Doyen de Montaillou

Geraldine S. Kunstadter

Anne Kriken Mann

Linda & Ben McGrath

Richard Mishaan

Hanno D. Mott & Grete Meilman

John E. Oden

Dr. & Mrs. David Orentreich

Susan R. Palm

Sandra S. Pershing

Lisa Reisfield

Jonathan Roberts

Lilli & Jonathan Roth

Meredith Rutter

William W. Stahl, Jr. Barbara D. Tober

OPPORTUNITY CHAMPIONS

Alice Allen

Kari Bentley

Richard A. Bories

Haley Bujard

Jennifer Carlquist

Lawrence Chabra

William T. Hobbs II

Ann Hobson

Lauren Kruegel Siroky

Nathan Liverant and Son LLC

Jennifer Mackey

Kathleen Patrinos

Dr. Alain Roizen

Irene Roosevelt Ritken James Shearron

Jonathan Cooper

photo by durston saylor smirosarchitects

HISTORICALLY SIGNIFICANT WORKS OF ART

INSIDERS PREVIEW FOR MUSEUM & DESIGN PROFESSIONALS

FRIDAY, JANUARY 20, 2023

10am—12pm

Hosted by

Exhibitor Hosts

A LA VIEILLE RUSSIE

MACKLOWE GALLERY, LTD.

MAISON GERARD

LILLIAN NASSAU LLC

ROLLESTON LTD SPENCER MARKS

DESIGN COUNCIL

Platinum Elizabeth Lawrence

Alex Papachristidis

VIP LUNCHEON & CONNOISSEURS NIGHT COMMITTEE

Sarah Donnem

Tena Kavanagh

Helen Frech Kippax

Ellen Washburn Martin

Kathy Abbott Neal Beckstedt

Darren Jett Delia Kenza Olivia Song

VETTING COMMITTEE

Vetting Co-Chairs

Armin B. Allen

Alan Andersen

Mark Anderson

Robert D. Aronson

Craig Basmajian

Lynne Bassett

Eric Baumgartner

Frances Beatty

Carlo Bella

John Bidwell

Simona Blau

James Boening

Joan Boening

Graham Boettcher

James Brett

Giovanni Bucchi

Jonathan Burden

Jason Busch

Paul Carella

Steven Chait

Tara Gleason Chicirda

Alistair Clarke

Sarah D. Coffin

Michael Cohen Paul Cohen

Thomas Colville

Leiko Coyle

Daniel Crouch

Barbara Deisroth

Dennis Dodds

Nancy Druckman

Alice Levi Duncan

Jackie Fay Elizabeth Feld Stuart P. Feld Daniel Finamore

Peter Findlay

Peter Finer Jim Francis Ron Fuchs Melissa Gagen Pia Gallo

Judith Glass Dessa Goddard Joseph Goddu James Godfrey Ulysses Grant-Dietz

Lynda Greig Leslie Grigsby Jay Grimm Titi Halle

Michele Beiny Harkins

Stephen Harrison Gregory Hedberg Ariel Herrmann Edwin Hild

Sandra Hindman

Erica Hirshler

Ryoichi Iida Ian Irving

William Iselin

Barbara Israel

Margot Johnson

Daile Kaplan

Brian Kathenes

Deborah E. Kraak Simeon Lagodich

Martin P. Levy Becky Macguire Richard C. Malley Katherine Martin Tim Martin Lark Mason John Metcalfe

Mary Cheek Mills

Joan B. Mirviss John Molloy Kirk J. Nelson Robert Newman

Jutta Page

Elisabeth Poole Parker Lindsy R. Parrott Simon Phillips Elena Ratcheva

Ann-Marie Richard

Letitia Roberts

Jennifer Garland Ross

Polly Sartori

Paul Schaffer

Peter Schaffer

Cameron M. Shay Elle Shushan Rand Silver

Robert Simon

Suzanne Smeaton

Jonathan Snellenburg William Stahl Douglas B. Stock Alan N. Stone Mark M. Topalian James W. Tottis Olaf Unsoeld Madeleine Viljoen Meredith Ward Leon Wender Roger Wieck Robert Young James Zemaitis

All members of the Vetting Committee are authorities within their respective fields, and their impartial expertise affords the public the highest level of confidence in the fine and decorative arts offered at The Winter Show 2023.

Each Vetting Committee member represents himself or herself and does not represent or act as an agent of any institution or business.

The process of vetting assures the purchaser that every item offered at The Winter Show has been authenticated through careful professional scrutiny, satisfies all vetting guidelines, and is accurately described on its label.

As in years past, each exhibitor personally backs each item sold at The Winter Show with a certificate of guarantee and bill of sale, which includes full particulars of the item as found on the descriptive label. The discerning public may make this purchase with complete confidence.

East Side House Settlement and The Winter Show Committee wish to thank the individuals listed above, as well as all who have given their time and expertise in these procedures.

JOAN BOENING ALICE LEVI DUNCAN JAY GRIMM ROBERT YOUNG

Photo: Thomas Loof

The Design Leadership Network salutes East Side House Settlement on 69 years of The Winter Show — and its outstanding track-record of success in helping improve the lives of New Yorkers.

The DLN champions community, collaboration, growth, and best practices in the high-end design industry. We create tailored experiences, educational programs, and resources for our members, who include principals of architecture, interior design, and landscape architecture firms as well as professionals from affiliated disciplines, media partners, and corporate leaders. Visit our website to learn more.

Executive Director East Side House Settlement

Daniel Diaz

After the last two turbulent years, all of us at East Side House are thrilled to enter a new era of growth and opportunity.

Thanks to your steadfast support, we have continued to serve our communities while also expanding our programs to reach those most in need. From the exciting development of our new commercial kitchen to the expansion of our Post-Secondary Pathways Program, the energy within our community is more electric than ever. We have also added a fifth Early Childhood Center location to support students with special needs—which you can read about on page 192.

We could not have weathered the peak of the pandemic without the hard work of our dedicated staff and Board, incredible volunteers, and, of course, generous donors. When The Winter Show was rescheduled for spring last year due to COVID-19, we were touched by your commitment to following us to the iconic Barneys building on Madison Avenue.

I would like to give a special thank you to Bank of America for their investment in our work as their 2022 Neighborhood Builder. Bank of America is a true model

of partnership, collaborating with us to build East Side House’s capacity, invest in our staff, and show care and respect for our community.

I am excited to welcome The Museum of Chinese in America (MOCA) to this year’s Fair. As a fellow Bank of America Neighborhood Builder, MOCA will be showcasing works that illustrate the experience of Chinese Americans across our country and city. We are delighted to collaborate with the Museum through our partnership with Bank of America and look forward to shedding light on their important mission.

Now, as we return to the Park Avenue Armory for the sixty-ninth edition of The Winter Show, I am so grateful to be a part of this network of caring individuals and partners and cannot wait to see where this next chapter leads us.

To a bright future, Daniel Diaz

Executive Director

2023 DESIGN COUNCIL CO-CHAIRS

Elizabeth Lawrence

Originally from Wilmington, Delaware, interior designer Elizabeth Lawrence attended the University of Richmond and the New York School of Interior Design. Following graduation, Lawrence obtained a coveted internship at Bunny Williams Associates, which led to a position as Junior Designer. She was subsequently promoted to Senior Designer and, in 2017, was named the firm’s firstever Partner. Together, Lawrence and Williams run Bunny Williams Interior Design and the firm’s product line, Bunny Williams Home. Her work has been widely published across various media outlets, including Architectural Digest, Elle Décor, House Beautiful, Veranda, Galerie, and Milieu, among others. Lawrence was honored at the annual gala of the New York School of Interior Design in 2020. When she is not at the office, reading, visiting museums, or spending time with her many nieces and nephews, Elizabeth can be found exploring the world with her husband and capturing their adventures through photography.

Alex Papachristidis

Born and raised in New York City, Alex Papachristidis brings a curatorial eye to every detail of his lush and collected interiors. Since founding his eponymous firm in 1987, his interiors can be found all over the world, from the United States and Europe to Saudi Arabia. Papachristidis’ work has been featured in a variety of publications, including Architectural Digest, Elle Décor, Town & Country, Veranda, House Beautiful, House & Garden, Southern Accents, InStyle, and The New York Times. His book The Age of Elegance: Interiors by Alex Papachristidis was published by Rizzoli in 2012 with great success. In collaboration with Lisa McCarthy, he created Everyday Elegance, a business dedicated to making beautifully curated tables accessible to everyone. Papachristidis has been named to Elle Décor’s A-List and Architectural Digest’s AD100 List; in 2021, he received the Albert Hadley Lifetime Achievement Award from the New York School of Interior Design. Most importantly, he is a proud and thankful New Yorker who believes that charity begins at home. He has participated in the Kips Bay Designer Show House on four occasions to raise crucial funds for the afterschool and enrichment programs of the Kips Bay Boys & Girls Club and proudly sits on the board of the Animal Rescue Fund of the Hamptons.

Sills

A true icon and unique artistic voice within the interior design world, Stephen Sills is renowned for designing innovative and beautiful rooms and creating a pervasive atmosphere of luxury and calm. He approaches every project with sensitivity toward the architecture, function, and history of the space to enrich the client’s vision. With a fresh approach to classicism, Sills brings together furnishings that span four centuries with innovative choices of surfaces, textures, and colors. His work has been featured in Architectural Digest, Elle Décor, Town & Country, Vogue, T Magazine, The World of Interiors, Veranda, W, New York Magazine, Harper’s Bazaar, among others. Sills is a member of Architectural Digest’s AD100 and is one of their “30 Deans of American Design”. His Bedford residence is included in Dominic Bradbury’s American Designers at Home and HGTV’s Top 10 Most Beautiful Homes. Named a “titan of design” by Elle Décor, he routinely appears on their annual A-List. His third monograph, Stephen Sills – A Vision for Design, was published in 2022. His current projects include beachfront estates in Palm Beach, Florida; large family homes in Greenwich and Kent, Connecticut, and Westchester County, New York; a townhouse in London; and several apartments in Manhattan.

Bunny Williams

Considered one of the most talented names in design, Bunny Williams is an accomplished businesswoman, entrepreneur, author, and philanthropist. She launched her eponymous firm in 1988, following a 22-year apprenticeship with the esteemed Parish-Hadley Associates. Since then, Bunny Williams Interior Design has wrought its own indelible imprint and legacy. In addition to projects across the United States and abroad— many for repeat clients—Williams’ own houses and her long career have provided ample material and inspiration for seven books to date. She is also a sought-after speaker and mentor on design, decoration, gardening, and entertaining. A member of Architectural Digest’s “AD100 Hall of Fame”, Williams and her firm have won numerous awards and appeared on several best-of lists, including Elle Décor’s A-List and Luxe’s Gold List. Beyond her thriving interior design business, Williams is the visionary behind the Bunny Williams Home line of furnishings, lighting, art, and accessories, and the founder of a line of products in collaboration with Ballard Designs. She splits her time between Manhattan and her beloved country house in Connecticut, where she lives with her husband, the antiques dealer John Rosselli, and their two dogs.

Stephen

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FRITZ VON DER SCHULENBURG

YOUNG COLLECTORS NIGHT

THURSDAY, JANUARY 26, 2023

6–9 PM

Honorees

AARON SINGH AUJLA EMILY ADAMS BODE AUJLA

Co-Chairs

JOSHUA BARBA-HILL KEVIN BARBA-HILL SAM DANGREMOND

MICHAEL DIAZ-GRIFFITH ALLEGRA EIFLER JUSTIN FICHELSON

LUCINDA B. MAY MADDIE O’MALLEY MARGARET SCHWARTZ

JEREMY SIMIEN ELISE TAYLOR MIEKE TEN HAVE LAURA DAY WEBB

Host Committee

Sara Bengur

Bachman Clem

William Cullum

Whitney Frances Falk

Anne Hewitt Fischer

Alexander Hankin

Eliza Crater Harris

Bebe Howorth

Sarah Lederman

Robert Levy

Lauren McGrath

Ariel Okin

Nan Philip Daisy Prince

Starrett Zenko Ringbom

William Edward Rutledge

Charlotte Riggs Schaffel

Alexander B. Schaffel

Jamie Singer Soros

Eleanor Reid Bergin van der Vink

Fernando Wong

Benefit Committee

Leslie Banker

Thomas P. Boyle

Emily B. Collins

Benjamin Cooley

Christy Doramus

Alice Engel

Craig Gibson Jr

Kathryn Given Brittany Beyer Harwin

Alden Hawkins

Audrey Keller

Hadley Keller

Casey Kohlberg

Ian Malone

Kyle Marshall

Paul J. Mateyunas

Sarah McLaughlin

Alexandra Moncure Matthew Mortara

Anna Power

Eve Raboy William Radin

Rudy Saunders

Joelle El Sawalhi Paige Scher

Mar y Nelson Sinclair Samantha Whiting Ulrich Laura Wenger Alexander D. Wilson Claire Yingling

Hirschl

2023 DESIGN COUNCIL HONORARY CHAIR

Wendy Goodman

A leader in the international design community, Wendy Goodman has defined trends, discovered new talent, and collaborated with eminent designers, architects, and photographers throughout her career. Since 2007, she has served as Design Editor at New York Magazine/Vox Media, where she produces design stories for print issues and content for the Curbed website, now part of New York magazine. Previously, she was Harper’s Bazaar’s style editor and covered the world of style and fashion for House and Garden. In addition to authoring several books, Goodman frequently hosts design talks and has been featured on Good Morning America and NBC’s Open House, among other outlets.

Michele Beiny

2023 DESIGN COUNCIL RISING STARS

Darren Jett

Founded in 2020 by Darren Jett, Jett Projects is a New York/ Los Angeles-based architectural and interior design studio. Jett Projects has been featured in Architectural Digest, New York magazine, and Elle Décor, among others. In 2021, Jett was named Architectural Digest’s “One To Watch”. Previously, he honed his design sensibility at the acclaimed studios of Ash NYC and Rafael de Cardenas, and has extensive experience in creating luxury boutique hotels, restaurants, retail spaces, and private residences.

Delia Kenza

Delia Kenza is a Brooklyn-based interior designer who specializes in complete renovations of urban living spaces. Using bold, clean lines, natural materials, and a neutral palette augmented by carefully chosen color accents, Kenza creates interiors with a modern aesthetic that subtly nods to the past. Her polished yet instinctive way of blending past and present creates an environment that is both soothing and stimulating.

Olivia Song

Since the founding of her namesake design firm in 2007, hospitality and retail brands have trusted Olivia Song to design beautiful and scalable experiences with unforgettable visual impact. She executes striking and unique residential interiors for select patrons of collectible design and exquisite architecture.

2022 Opening Night Party

1. Andrew Oyen, Corey Damen Jenkins, Mark Ferguson 2. Brad Lauren, Jerry Lauren 3. Elizabeth Lawrence, Bunny Williams 4. Keita Turner, Wendy Goodman, Young Huh 5. Sarah Horton, Andrew LaMar Hopkins 6. Kesha Franklin 7. Nicole Gemma 8. Thomas Remien, Helen Allen, Daniel Diaz, Lucinda Ballard, Michael Lynch 9. Mary Anne Hunting, Joni Grossman & Lori De Vore 10. Leon Black, Cece Black 11. Maureen Kerr 12. Helen Allen, Michael Diaz Griffith

2022 Opening Night Party

1. Bebe Howorth, Asad Syrkett 2. Lorri Ahl, Courtney Christensen 3. Daniel Diaz, Connie Berducci 4. Philip Yang, Maria Yang, Eileen Rosenau 5. Diana Taylor, Michael Bloomberg 6. Andrew Oyen, Mark Ferguson 7. Alison Ross Green, Amanda Ross Bacon 8. Barbara Tober 9. Elizabeth Feld, Alexandra Kirtley 10. Richard Kolman, Debra Kolman 11. Martha Stewart 12. Sara Rosenberg, Karen B. Cohen, Rochelle Rosenberg

2022 Opening Night Party

1. Victor de Souza, Addison Smith, Silas Smith 2. Jane Seymour 3. Terry Martin, Ellen Washburn Martin 4. Eula Johnson, Jennifer Norton, Andrew LaMar Hopkins, John Reddick, Don Sparscin 5. Daniel Diaz, Connie Berducci, and East Side House Volunteers 6. Jason Busch, Winter Show Guest 7. Mary Kelly, Sean Kelly 8. Lizzie Tisch, Jonathan Tisch 9. Barbara Israel, Peter Pennoyer, Katie Ridder 10. Alexander Hankin, Polina Proshkina 11. Kyle McGrath, Muys Snijders 12. Joni Grossman

2022 Young Collectors Night

1. Ingrid Garber, Roric Tobin, Seung Le 2. Jeffrey Caldwell, Alonso Diaz Rickards 3. Av Mark 4. Yuan Fang, Michael Diaz-Griffith, Lydia Melamed Johnson, Robbie Gordy, Mieke ten Have, Lucinda May, Sam Dangremond, Jeffrey Caldwell 5. Hilary Cianciolo 6. Eric Viner, Erick Brocoy 7. Margarita Kiryushkina 8. Ben Martin, Ellen Martin, Louisa Martin, Oliver Martin 9. Christina Speare, Hadley Keller, Carrie Hojnicki 10. Sydney Sadick, Kipton Cronkite, Consuelo Vanderbilt Costin 11. Theodore May, Lucinda May 12. Mercedes de Guardiola

Young Collectors Night

1. Kyle Marshall 2. Zach Weiss, Marcus Teo 3. Kate Gorney, Victor de Souza 4. Nathan Urbach, Rudy Saunders, William Rutledge, Jeffrey Quaritius 5. Young Huh, Wendy Goodman, Keita Turner, Helen Allen 6. Liz Toney 7. Christian Siriano 8. Amir Baradaran, Andrés Torn 9. Olga Sorokina, Polina Proshkina 10. Justin Fichelson 11. Addison Smith, Federico Tiersen, Lorenzo Tierson 12. Chiara de Rege, Francesca Bodini, Alessandra Gregg

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Exclusive Marketing and Sales Agent: Corcoran Sunshine Marketing Group. The complete terms are in an Offering Plan available from the Sponsor, Sutton 58 Holding Company LLC, 101 Park Avenue, 11th Floor, New York, NY 10178 under File No. CD-180379. Property Address: 430 East 58th Street, New York, New York 10022. Equal Housing Opportunity.

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Presented by The Magazine Antiques

“The Finest Piece of Walnut Furniture of its Type”

An excerpt from the new book English Furniture 1680–1760, The Percival D. Griffiths Collection examines the famed Dickinson desk and bookcase

By Christian Jussel and William DeGregorio

The British business executive Percival Griffiths (1862–1937) created an antiquarian oasis at Sandridgebury, his country home near St. Albans. His collection of early eighteenth-century English furniture, assembled with advice from furniture scholar Robert W. Symonds (1889–1958), is considered the finest such collection formed within the last century. Griffiths’s lesser-known, yet no less significant, collection of seventeenth-century needlework is detailed in Volume II of the book from which this excerpt is taken, English Needlework, 1600–1740. Dispersed at auction not long after Griffiths’s death, objects from his collections continue to be prized by collectors and museums alike.

The inclusion of this excerpt in The Winter Show catalogue is quite fitting. It was, after all, during the 2013 edition of the Show that the late, legendary collector John H. Bryan, Jr. asked Martin Levy, director of the London gallery H. Blairman & Sons, “Who was Percival Griffiths?” That question sparked our work. And here we are, ten years later. —WDG and CJ

The narrow, walnut-veneered, partially gilt desk and bookcase is considered the star piece in Griffiths’s collection and has long been greatly admired by connoisseurs of English furniture. Research on the pre-Griffiths provenance of several pieces from the collection in preparation for this volume has brought to light new archival information on this remarkable piece, so that it is now possible to identify not only the original patron, the Bristol merchant Caleb Dickinson (1716–1783), but also the previously little-known cabinetmaker, John Unwin (b. 1695) of London, who made it.

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Right: Walnut desk and bookcase (cat. no. F18) by John Unwin, London, 1738. 84 × 29 × 21 inches.

Bryan Collection, USA. Photograph by Jamie Stukenberg.

Miniature of Caleb Dickinson in Old Age. Accounts, Ledger of Caleb Dickinson, Dickinson family papers, 1524–2004, Somerset Heritage Centre, DD/DN/5/6/3.

Caleb Dickinson, a hard-nosed Quaker merchant of Bristol and owner of a Jamaica sugar plantation, lived in Castle Green, Bristol, and in the year of his marriage, 1738, he appears to have indulged in a campaign of home improvements in honor of his bride. She was Miss Sarah Prankard (1719–1766), the daughter of Graffin Prankard, also a prosperous Quaker merchant, to whom Caleb had been apprenticed five years earlier. Caleb’s accounts, preserved in the Somerset county archives, show a series of significant purchases throughout March of 1738. Dickinson commissioned a portrait to be painted by Thomas Frye (1710–1762), at a cost £10 10s., plus a gold frame costing a further £3 2s., and a delivery charge of 2s. Other payments were made in the same month: for new paneling made by a Bristol joiner, William Davis; to booksellers and leather gilders for bindings; for various lavish fabrics,

including some 150 yards of crimson mohair for the princely sum of £60. The extremely young new master and head of household had clear pretensions to grandeur.

In February, Dickinson had traveled to London and commissioned several pieces of furniture from John Unwin, cabinetmaker: the desk and bookcase is one of the pieces he ordered. The entry in Dickinson’s accounts shows an initial payment of £10 to John Unwin, dated March 2, 1738, and subsequent payments totaling £64; payment in full is noted on August 16. Unwin’s three letters to Dickinson, now in the Somerset archives, express a mixture of professional competence and anxiety about his client’s deadline, in hasty language that seems to fall over itself in his efforts to oblige and reassure.

Portrait of Caleb Dickinson by Thomas Frye, 1738. Oil on canvas. 49 × 39 inches. Bristol Museum and Gallery, K1290. Photograph © Bridgeman Images.

Detail of walnut desk and upper section. Photograph by Jamie Stukenberg.

Opposite: Detail, John Unwin’s trade card, bearing the date May 23, 1739, on the reverse. Museum of London, A9986.

An excerpt from English Furniture 1680–1760, The Percival D. Griffiths Collection examines the famed Dickinson desk and bookcase.

In the first, written on May 9, Unwin wrote: May ye 9:th 1738 Sr.

I recd yours dated ye 6th instant[.] I have got your bookcase as forward as posible I could for it has been in hand ever since a week after you bespoke it[.] there is such a vast deal of work in it[,] will take a great deal of time to complete it I think[.] I told you that it would take between 2 & 3 month in making for we cannot hurry or go on with this as with a comon pees of work for if this is not done in ye most curios manner it will spoil all ye Desine[.] however it shall be put forward & finished as fast as it can for it shall not be neglected. as to set ye time when it will be done is out of my power but you shall know about a fortnight before I send it[.] I dont in ye least fear it pleasing you when you see it

I am Sr. Your most humble obedient sert [servant] to command Jno. Unwin

Several months later, Unwin wrote to Dickinson again:

London august ye 26th 1738 Sr.

I recd. yours & shall do everything acording to your order[.] ye chairs & tabel was begun but they will not be any Detrement to me becaus they will be any bodys money; when you send me ye draft of ye chairs & tabel frame l shall take perticular care to pleas you in ye performance of them: I have spake to Capn. Cox of ye sea flower and shewd him ye bookcase who says he will take great care of it: I shall send all of ye other things you ordered along wth him except ye chairs & tabel[.] he says he shall be ready for them ye latter end of next week

I am Sr. your most obeident humble servant to comand Jno. Unwin

His final letter is instructive on the full order:

London sep.br ye 7th 1738

I shipd ye under menssond goods on monday last on [illegible] Cap.tn Cox of ye sea flower who promisd to call on me on tusday to give me bills of lading but he not calling I have sent you ye nombers as directed to you which are as follows[:] ye twilight desk & bookcase no 3-2[,]ye 4 hall chairs 3: 4 ye close stool chair & round close stool 5[,] ye drying tabel 6. ye sconce glas 7[,] ye bason stand 8[,] ye piller & claw tabel no. 9[,] & shall be glad to hear you have recd. em safe

I am Sr. your most obedient humble servant to comand Jno Unwin5

As Unwin’s letters make clear, Dickinson’s was no ordinary bookcase. References to the “vast deal of work in it” and the warning “we cannot hurry or go on with this as with a comon pees of work” indicate an unusual and complex design. The mention of “ye twilight desk & bookcase” establishes the clear connection between the piece Unwin made and the desk and bookcase ordered by Dickinson in early 1738. In the eighteenth century, “twilight” was a common anglicization of the French word “toilette,” referring equally to the cloth (toile or toilette) that covered a dressing table, and to the dressing table itself, and the various paraphernalia of dressing. The entry in the first edition of The Dictionary of English Furniture noted: “in the late seventeenth and early eighteenth centuries the word in the odd form of ‘twilet’ or ‘twilight’ occurs fairly frequently in inventories, for example, William Farnborough in 1689 supplies ‘Two cedar tables for ye Twilight’ for Kensington House.” In the case of Caleb Dickinson’s bookcase, the word referred to the fitted dressing or toilet drawer immediately beneath the desk slope.

The combination of desk and bookcase with a fitted dressing drawer is not unprecedented, but it is sufficiently uncommon to secure the link between the Percival Griffiths bookcase and Unwin’s “twilight” desk and bookcase—particularly when one takes into account the “vast deal of work . . . done in ye most curios manner,” which is so evident in every part.

The desk and bookcase remained with Caleb’s descendants at the manor at Kingweston for nearly two hundred years, passing from father to son until it came into the possession of Captain W. F. Dickinson (1877–1964), who sold it to Percival Griffiths in 1923. In relating the purchase by Griffiths, R. W. Symonds wrote: “the finest piece of walnut furniture in the collection, was bought in 1923 direct from its owner Capt. W. F. Dickinson, in whose family it had been since the 18th century.” A further possible connection between the legacy of Caleb Dickinson’s furniture and John Unwin is the illustration used by Symonds of a walnut tripod table in Old English Walnut and Lacquer Furniture, which is credited as

Detail of walnut desk interior. Photograph by Jamie Stukenberg.

John Unwin’s trade card , bearing the date May 23, 1739, on the reverse. Museum of London, A9986.

Tripod table, illustrated in Symonds, Old English Walnut and Lacquer Furniture (1923), pl. XXVIIIB. Photograph by Jamie Stukenberg.

“In the Collection of Capt. W. F. Dickinson”. This might be identifiable with “ye piller and claw tabel” supplied by Unwin to Caleb Dickinson in 1738. An advertisement in The Times for a three-day auction sale, to be held at Kingweston House on September 24–6, 1941, lists: “1,000 lots of household furniture & effects; 3,600 oz. silver, Bronzes, Copper, Brass, Pewter, China, Oil Paintings and Engravings; Library of 3,500 Vols.; Outdoor effects &c. by Messrs. Cooper & Tanner.” The walnut tripod table may have been lot 369: “A VERY FINE OLD CHIPPENDALE TRIPOD TABLE with carved pillar cabriole legs carved with shells and husks, and lion paw feet.” As Symonds noted, it is most unusual to find a tripod table made of walnut rather than mahogany. Its present whereabouts are unknown.

The desk and bookcase, and perhaps the pillar and claw table, if it is ever found, are the first and only known pieces that can be securely attributed to John Unwin, and little else is known of his career. His trade card, dated 1739, gives the address of his premises as “against ye Accademy, the Upperend of Great Tower Street LONDON.”

He arrived in London from Great Glen, Leicestershire, in 1709, and was apprenticed from October 4, 1709, to John Brabben of the Joiners’ Company. During his apprenticeship he was “turned over” (that is, his apprenticeship was transferred) to another member of the company, John Torver, before being made free in November 1716. The date at which he established himself in Great Tower Street is unknown, and the workshop’s location “against ye Accademy” is difficult to pinpoint. Further research may reveal more, and it should be possible to identify both the location and the duration of Unwin’s tenure of his premises from tax records and rate books, if they survive. He was declared bankrupt in May 1740. His story thereafter is obscure. He was clearly a man of great ability but, in the London furniture trade of the eighteenth century, good craftsmanship was no guarantee of commercial success. Nevertheless, his desk and bookcase survive as an enduring testament to his skill.

Stylistically and technically the desk and bookcase conform to the very best

of London cabinetmaking of the period 1735–45. The complexity, quality of materials, and excellence of workmanship far exceed those seen in most comparable pieces of this period. The case contains almost no deal; it is predominantly made in solid walnut and well-chosen wainscot oak and is veneered with carefully selected figured walnut. The fittings (hinges, handles, locks, and so on) are all of good quality, and retain, for the most part, their original lacquered surfaces. Small technical details of construction, which no doubt attracted Symonds, continue to excite the connoisseur today: the drawer linings throughout are all of Virginia walnut; the dovetails are skillfully executed in the neatest manner, and the tops and bottoms of the back are mitred; the sides and backs of the drawers all have rounded top edges; the cock-beading on the drawers is darkstained walnut, which frames the drawer and highlights the graining of the veneers; the walnut veneers are book matched throughout—on the fall, across the drawer fronts, and even the sides. Other aspects of the construction should be noted as well:

the claw and ball feet are solid walnut and pegged into the base, in the same way as bun feet would have been attached, and the drawer stops have been cut out to accommodate the pegs; the mirror plates are beveled and the bevels carefully surround the projections for the keystone at the top of both plates—not an easy task; the document drawers flanking the central cupboard in the base have gilt cast-brass capitals and bases, each one a caster’s work of art in its own right.

Symonds was struck by the piece from his first encounter with it, later remembering: “The bookcase was in the library. I had not expected to see anything so outstanding and perfect. It was in mint condition and of the finest craftsmanship, the ornament being of limewood carved and gilt.” He published it no fewer than seven times, and in an article about Griffiths the collector he referred to the piece as “The star . . . of the collection” and described the features he most admired:

Detail of walnut desk and bookcase claw and ball feet.

Photograph © 2017 Christie’s.

Detail of interior of fitted dressing or toilet drawer—“ye Twilight.” Photograph © 2017 Christie’s.

Detail of walnut desk and bookcase cornice showing carved and gilded decoration. Photograph by Jamie Stukenberg.

All notes and sources for this excerpt can be found in English Furniture 1680–1760, The Percival D. Griffiths Collection (Vol. I). That book and English Needlework, 1600–1740, The Percival D. Griffiths Collection (Vol. II), are available from Yale University Press. This essay was published in modified form in Furniture History, vol. 55 (2019)

Without any doubt it is the finest piece of walnut furniture of its type that has ever been recorded. . . It is of excellent proportions, and of the highest quality craftsmanship. All the drawers have mitred dovetailing, and every moulding, from the largest to the smallest bead, is cross-banded. It is also made from the finest quality materials; the carcass is of oak throughout and all drawer linings are of Virginia walnut, and it is in the most perfect state of preservation.

The present condition of this extraordinary piece is worth noting. It spent 185 years in the possession of the original owner and his descendants, fifteen years in Percival Griffiths’s summer bedroom, thirty-six years with Irwin Untermyer, and then forty-three years with the Metropolitan Museum of New York until 2017. There are two replacements of the smaller interior drawers, one in the upper section and one in the lower section. Since these are shown in photographs taken by Symonds, it seems they were replaced after Griffiths acquired the piece. It is perhaps the only time that any cabinet work has been done on the piece. As a result, it is in a remarkable state of preservation for an example of George II period walnut furniture that is more than 280 years old: the finish is original, as are the mirror plates, and the cornice, door spandrels, and pilaster capitals retain the original oil gilding.

In sum, the archival record, now discovered, adds to our knowledge of this exceptional example of an early eighteenth-century walnut desk and bookcase the name and a few details of the maker, and information on the patron who commissioned the piece from him. It showcases the achievements of a cabinetmaker whose work has been unknown until now, and it is to be hoped that further examples of his output will emerge. The bookcase is a remarkable testament to the adventurous aesthetic of its commissioner, Caleb Dickinson, and the extraordinary skill of John Unwin, the cabinetmaker, not to mention the taste of a succession of collectors who have recognized its singular place in the history of English furniture.

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Stuart P. Feld, President and Director; Elizabeth Feld, Managing Director; Eric Baumgartner, Senior Vice President 41 East 57th Street, 9th Floor, New York, NY 10022 T: (212) 535-8810 www.hirschlandadler.com gallery@hirschlandadler.com

CLINTON

HOWELL

ANTIQUES I D8

Fine English antique furniture and decorative objects.

Clinton Howell

30 East 95th Street, Suite 5B, New York, NY 10128

T: (646) 489-0434 by appointment www.clintonhowellantiques.com clintonrhowell@gmail.com

HYDE PARK ANTIQUES, LTD. | D4

English furniture and accessories from the William and Mary through Regency periods; 18th-century English and Chinese export porcelain.

Bernard Karr, President; Rachel Karr, Vice President; Patrick Bavasi, Director 836 Broadway, New York, NY 10003

T: (212) 477-0033 www.hydeparkantiques.com info@hydeparkantiques.com

IMPERIAL ART | E11

18th- and 19th-century paintings, drawings, furniture, sculpture, and porcelain. Specializing in works of the Napoleonic era.

Tarik Bougherira, Founder; Bouslama Bochra, Historical Research and Fair Organization 3 Place du Général Catroux, 75017 Paris, France T: +33 6 13 09 18 79 www.galerieimperialart.com contact@galerieimperialart.com Instagram: @galerieimperialart

BARBARA ISRAEL GARDEN

ANTIQUES | C8

American and European ornaments; medieval wellheads; neoclassical statues; 19th- and 20th-century fountains; stone and cast-iron seating; urns from all periods; and architectural features for the estate garden.

Barbara Israel, President; Eva Schwartz, Director of Client Services; Sylvia Falcón, Creative Director

296 Mount Holly Road, Katonah, NY 10536

T: (212) 744-6281 by appointment www.barbaraisrael.com eva@bi-gardenantiques.com

GALERIE PERRIN | B4

Fine art from the 17th, 18th, and 19th centuries.

Philippe Perrin

98 Rue du Faubourg Saint Honoré, Place Beauvau 75008 Paris, France T: +33 1 42 65 01 38 www.galerieperrin.com contact@galerieperrin.com

KENTSHIRE | C3

Fine antique, period, and estate jewelry. Established 1940.

Carrie Imberman and Matthew Imberman, Co-Presidents

Bergdorf Goodman, 754 Fifth Avenue, 7th Floor, New York, NY 10019 T: (212) 872-8653

608 Fifth Avenue, Suite 800, New York, NY 10020 T: (212) 421-1100 www.kentshire.com info@kentshire.com

KESHISHIAN | C14

Rare antique carpets, tapestries, and needlework from the Gothic to Pop Art periods.

Eddy Keshishian and Arto Keshishian, Partners 73 Pimlico Road, London SW1W 8NE United Kingdom T: +44 (0) 20 7730 8810 (London) or (212) 956-1586 (New York) by appointment. www.keshishiancarpets.com info@keshishiancarpets.com

KELLY KINZLE | B15

American folk art, painted furniture, paintings, and tall case clocks.

Kelly Kinzle, Paralee Kinzle, and Ann Steuart

9 Center Square, P.O. Box 235, New Oxford, PA 17350 T: (717) 495-3395 www.kellykinzleantiques.com kellykinzle@comcast.net

KOOPMAN RARE ART | E3

Fine English silver, gold boxes, and jewelry.

Lewis Smith and Timo Koopman

12 Dover Street, London W1S 4LL United Kingdom

Monday - Friday 10:00 AM to 6:00 PM; Saturday 11:00 AM to 4:00 PM

T: +44 (0) 20 7242 7624 www.koopman.art info@koopman.art

LES ENLUMINURES | A6

Medieval and Renaissance illuminated manuscripts, miniatures, rings, and jewelry.

23 East 73rd Street, 7th Floor Penthouse, New York, NY 10021

T: (212) 717-7273

980 Nor th Michigan Avenue, Suite 1330, Chicago, IL 60611

T: (773) 929-5986

1 rue Jean-Jacques Rousseau, 75001 Paris, France T: +33 1 42 60 15 58

All locations by appointment only www.lesenluminures.com newyork@lesenluminures.com

LEVY GALLERIES | E1

17th- to 19th-century furniture and decorative arts, including Jacobean, William and Mary, Queen Anne, Chippendale, and Federal pieces.

Frank Levy

227 West 17th Street, New York, NY 10011

T: (212) 628-7088 www.levygalleries.com frank@levygalleries.com

LOWELL LIBSON & JONNY YARKER LTD | B8

British paintings, watercolors, drawings, and sculpture from the 17th to mid-19th centuries.

Lowell Libson, Jonny Yarker, and Cressida St Aubyn

16 Clifford Street, London W1S 3RG United Kingdom

T: +44 (0) 20 7734 8686 www.libson-yarker.com lowell@libson-yarker.com jonny@libson-yarker.com

MACCONNAL-MASON GALLERY | D5

An eclectic range of 19th- and 20th-century British, European, and American works of art.

David L. Mason O.B.E.

14 and 17 Duke Street St. James’s, London SW1Y 6DB United Kingdom T: +44 (0) 20 7839 7693 www.macconnal-mason.com fineart@macconnal-mason.com

MACKLOWE GALLERY, LTD. | C9

Tiffany Studios lamps, art glass, and bronzes; French Art Nouveau furniture, art glass, lighting, ceramics, and lithographs; important antique and estate jewelry.

Benjamin Macklowe, Lary Matlick, Carol Federer, Tracey Lomrantz Lester, Jacqueline Tsang, and Olivia Eguiron 445 Park Avenue, New York, NY 10022 T: (212) 644-6400 www.macklowegallery.com email@macklowegallery.com

MAISON GERARD | C7

Fine 20th-century and contemporary furniture, lighting, and objets d’art. Established 1974.

Benoist F. Drut 43 and 53 East 10th Street, New York, NY 10003 T: (212) 674-7611 www.maisongerard.com home@maisongerard.com

PATRICK & ONDINE MESTDAGH | E5

Fine antiques from across five continents.

Patrick and Ondine Mestdagh Rue des Minimes 29, 1000 Brussels, Belgium T: +32 475 46 73 15 www.galeriemestdagh.com info@patrickmestdagh.com

MILORD ANTIQUITÉS I

A8

Fine antique furniture and works of art with a focus on 20th-century designs.

Francis Lord

1870 Notre Dame Street West, Montréal, QC H3J 1M6, Canada

T: +514 933 2433 www.milordantiques.com showroom@milordantiques.com

JOAN B MIRVISS LTD | E4

Japanese fine art from the 17th to 21st centuries, specializing in important modern and contemporary Japanese ceramics, traditional screens and paintings, and ukiyo-e woodblock prints.

Joan B. Mirviss, Chelsea L. Cooksey, and Bonnie B. Lee 39 East 78th Street, 4th Floor (at Madison Avenue) New York, NY 10075

T: (212) 799-4021 www.mirviss.com info@mirviss.com

LILLIAN NASSAU LLC | B2

Celebrating 75 years of museum-quality works by Louis Comfort Tiffany and Tiffany Studios, including leaded glass lamps and windows, favrile glass and pottery, mosaics, metalwork, and more; late 19th and early 20th-century decorative art, design, and sculpture.

Arlie Sulka, Eric Silver, and Daniela Addamo 220 East 57th Street, New York, NY 10022

T: (212) 759-6062 www.lilliannassau.com info@lilliannassau.com

THE OLD PRINT SHOP, INC. | A12

American prints, photographs, drawings, watercolors, paintings, and sculpture from 1700 to 1950; antique maps from 1500 to 1880.

Robert K. Newman, Harry S. Newman, and Brian Newman 150 Lexington Avenue, New York, NY 10016

T: (212) 683-3950 www.oldprintshop.com info@oldprintshop.com

MICHAEL PASHBY ANTIQUES | D11

Fine quality English antiques and decorative arts from the 17th to 19th centuries.

Michael Pashby, Owner; Ellie Kim, Gallery Manager

1235 Park Avenue, New York, NY 10128

T: (917) 414-1827 www.michaelpashbyantiques.com info@michaelpashbyantiques.com

RONALD PHILLIPS LTD | E2

Great 18th- and 19th-century English furniture.

Simon Phillips

26 Bruton Street, London W1J 6QL United Kingdom

T: +44 (0) 20 7493 2341 www.ronaldphillipsantiques.co.uk advice@ronaldphillips.co.uk

RED FOX FINE ART | E9

19th- and 20th-century sporting paintings and sculpture. 2 E Washington Street, Middleburg, VA 20117 T: (703) 851-5160 www.redfoxfineart.com tr@redfoxfineart.com

GUY REGAL NYC | B11

Fine art, furniture, and decorative accessories from the 18th to 21st centuries.

Guy Regal and Nicole Kapit 200 Lexington Avenue, Suite 806, New York, NY 10016 T: (212) 447-7717 www.guyregalnyc.com info@guyregalnyc.com

ROBERTAEBASTA | C12

20th-century decorative arts and design.

Roberta Tagliavini, Founder and Owner; Mattia Maurizio Martinelli, General Manager; Tommy Francesco Demartis, Interior Designer

Via Fiori Chiari 2, 20121 Milan, Italy

85 Pimlico Road, London SW1W8PH United Kingdom

T: +3902861593 www.robertaebasta.com info@robertaebasta.com

JAMES ROBINSON, INC. | C2

Antique jewelry, silver, porcelain, and glass; handmade sterling silver.

Joan Boening, President; James Boening, Vice President; Marci Leggette, Manager

480 Park Avenue, New York, NY 10022

2 South Beach Street, Nantucket, MA 02554 T: (212) 752-6166 www.jrobinson.com info@jrobinson.com

ROLLESTON LTD | A5

Fine 18th- and 19th-century English furniture and works of art.

104A Kensington Church Street, London W8 4BU United Kingdom

T: + 44 (0) 207 229 5892 (UK) or (929) 389-2488 (US) www.rollestonantiques.com advice@rollestonantiques.com

ROUNTREE TRYON GALLERIES | A9

By royal appointment. Specialists in maritime, sporting, wildlife andtravel art from the 18th century to present.

Jamie Rountree, Director; Rowland Rhodes, Associate Director

The Old Tavern, Market Square, Petworth West Sussex GU28 0AH United Kingdom

T: +44 (0)1798 344 207

Basement Gallery, 19 Ryder Street, St. James’s London SW1Y 6PX United Kingdom

T: +44 (0)207 839 8083 www.rountreetryon.com rowland@rountreetryon.com

SCHWARZ GALLERY | A7

American and European paintings from the 18th, 19th and 20th centuries, specializing in works from Philadelphia.

Robert Schwarz Jr. 1806 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, PA 19103 T: (215) 563-4887 www.schwarzgallery.com mail@schwarzgallery.com

S. J. SHRUBSOLE | A4

English and American silver from 1450 to 1920; jewelry from 1750 to present.

Timothy Martin, James McConnaughy, and Benjamin Miller 26 East 81st Street, New York, NY 10028

T: (212) 753-8920 www.shrubsole.com inquiries@shrubsole.com

ROBERT SIMON FINE ART | C10

Specializing in Old Master paintings and sculpture from Europe and the Americas, with an emphasis on works from the Italian Renaissance and Baroque period.

Robert Simon and Dominic Ferrante

22 East 80th Street, 4th Floor, New York, NY 10075

T: (212) 288-9712

Satis House, 53 Tower Hill Road, Tuxedo Park, NY 10987 T: (845) 351-2339 by appointment www.robertsimon.com rbs@robertsimon.com

SPENCER MARKS | E10

Fine and unique silver with a focus on the 19th and 20th centuries.

Mark McHugh and Spencer Gordon P.O. Box 330, Southampton, MA 01073

T: (413) 527-7344 www.spencermarks.com info@spencermarks.com

LAWRENCE STEIGRAD FINE ARTS | B5

Old Master paintings and drawings from the 17th to 19th centuries, with an emphasis on portraiture.

Lawrence Steigrad, President; Peggy Stone, Vice President

27 West 60th Street, P.O. Box 20009, New York, NY 10023

T: (212) 517-3643 www.steigrad.com gallery@steigrad.com

STEINITZ GALLERY | B10

17th- and 18th-century European furniture, objects, sculpture, and boiserie.

Benjamin Steinitz, Owner

6 Rue Royale, 75008 Paris, France

T: +33 611485566 or +33 1 56 43 66 70 www.steinitz.fr steinitz@steinitz.fr

TAMBARAN | B3

Specializing in museum-quality contemporary, African, Oceanic, and Northwest Coast art. Established 1979.

Maureen Zarember

5 East 82nd Street, New York, NY 10028

T: (212) 570-0655 www.tambaran.com tambarangallery@gmail.com

SIMON TEAKLE FINE JEWELRY | A10

Antique and vintage fine jewelry from the 18th to 20th centuries.

Simon Teakle and Christine Cheng 4 Grigg Street, Greenwich, CT 06830

T: (203) 769-5888 www.simonteakle.com info@simonteakle.com Instagram: @simonteaklejewelry

CAROLLE THIBAUT-POMERANTZ | E6

Vintage wallpaper panels from the 18th century to 1950s; 20th-century and contemporary decorative arts.

Carolle Thibaut-Pomerantz, Proprietor T: (212) 759-6048 (New York) or +33 (0) 6 09 05 35 98 (Paris) by appointment www.antique-wallpaper.com carolle@ctpdecorativearts.com

THISTLETHWAITE AMERICANA | E8

Purveyor of fine Americana.

Taylor Thistlethwaite 116 W. Washinton St. Middleburg, VA 20118 501 N. Race Street, Glasgow, KY 42141 T: (270) 404-1558 www.thistleamericana.com taylor@thistleamericana.com

THOMSEN GALLERY | C6

Japanese paintings and works of art, including antique and modern folding screens, scroll paintings, bamboo baskets, ceramics, and gold lacquer boxes. Established 1984.

Erik Thomsen and Cornelia Thomsen 9 East 63rd Street, New York, NY 10065

T: (212) 288-2588 www.thomsengallery.com info@thomsengallery.com

PORTUONDO GALLERY | B12

20th- and 21st-century decorative arts, furniture, design, and works of art.

Hugo and Diego Portuondo 90-92 Pimlico Road, London SW1W 8PL United Kingdom New York Design Center, 10th Floor, 200 Lexington Avenue, New York, NY 10016 T: + 44 (0) 207 2590099 www.portuondo.com info@portuondo.com

A LA VIEILLE RUSSIE

745 Fifth Avenue, 4th Floor

• New York City

• 10151 • +1.212.752.1727 • ALVR.com

Hardstone sculpture of a seal in obsidian with diamond eyes on a rock crystal ice floe. Fabergé, ca. 1900. H: 4-1/4 in.

Cf.: Virtually identical model in the McFerrin Collection, both related to an original photograph in the Fersman Mineralogical Museum, Moscow. Simlar models exist in the British Royal Collection, Strauss Collection, American Museum of Natural History, and the Collection of Mlle. Yznaga, loaned to the 1935 Exhibition of Russian Art

Established 1851

Where the Unusual is Usual

A Glorious Selection of Rare Maps & Atlases, Color-plate Books, Audubon Prints, Natural History Engravings & Watercolors.

29 East 72nd Street New York, NY 10021 1308 Walnut Street Philadelphia, PA 19107 215-735-8811

ARONSON OF AMSTERDAM | SINCE 1881 17TH & 18TH CENTURY DELFTWARE

DURING OUR VISIT TO THE U.S. YOU MAY ALSO REACH US ON 646-415-2561 WE LOOK FORWARD TO WELCOMING YOU AT THE WINTER SHOW 2023 OR AT OUR AUGMENTED REALITY EXHIBITION VISIT WWW.ARONSON.COM

Boothbay, Maine,

LeRoy Metcalf

1925), Boothbay, Maine, 1904

Necklace in yellow gold set with rubies and natural pearls, Castellani circa 1880 www.veroniquebamps.com Véronique Bamps 41 avenue Hector Otto, Monaco, 98000 Monaco info@veroniquebamps.com +377 643917465

EAGLE

Designed and manufactured by Benjamin Vulliamy (1747-1811), or his son, Benjamin Lewis Vulliamy (1780-1854) English (London), circa 1810

Provenance: [. . .]; probably Christie’s (London), 23 June 1982, lot 176; private collection Bronze, 9 × 20 in

15 Queen Anne’s Gate, London SW1H 9BU Tel: +44 (0) 20 7493 0444 • US cell: +1 917 297 2167 e-mail: blairman@blairman.co.uk • www.blairman.co.uk

Ralph M. Chait GalleRies, inC

works of art • chinese art

16 East 52nd Street, 10th Floor, New York, NY 10022

Tel: 212-397-2818 • www.rmchait.com • E-mail: info@rmchaitgal.net

CHINESE SANCAI GLAZED TILE FIGURE

Ming dynasty, ca: 16th/ 17th century Depicting a Daoist Immortal riding on the Head of a Dragon across the Celestial Sea. Height: 18 ¼ inches (46.3 cm.)

Ex: Private English Collection

American Antiques of the Classical Period

167 EAST 74TH STREET

NEW YORK NEW YORK 10021 212.288.7597

covelanding@gmail.com

A unique late medieval/early renaissance volvelle astronomical calendar.

[Anonymous]. [The San Zeno Instrument]. [Verona, cloister of San Zeno, c1455].

didierltd

Distinguished Modern & Contemporary Art

American, European, the New York School, Atelier 17, WPA, art by African Americans from 1930 to the present

Works of art, paintings and sculptures of the Americas

Partially Gilt Silver Salver

Attributed to Lorenzo de Medina (born ca. 1533 - died before 1616) Santiago de Guatemala, after 1585

City Mark: Pilgrim scallop in a square frame: Santiago de Guatemala (Antigua)

Tax Mark: Foliated three-pointed crown Diameter: 25.9cm; Height: 3.1cm; Weight: 738g

Ayacucho 2038, 1112 Buenos Aires, Argentina

Jacques Lipchitz (1891-1973) authorized an edition of 7 lifetime casts of this monumental 11 foot sculpture. However, only 2 are known to have been cast— the present one, and the other currently in the permanent collection of The University of Arizona.

We buy art libraries in the United States

Recently acquired

New York The Library of Professor Jim Draper. New York The Jewellery Library of Ralph Esmerian. Baltimore Thomas Segal Gallery Library. Santa Monica The Old Master Library of Professor Jean-Luc Bordeaux. Washington The Library of Philip Conisbee.

Thomas Heneage Art Books

42 Duke Street St James’s, London SW1Y 6DJ

The foremost specialist art bookshop in the English-speaking world. We focus on books for the art world from the ancient to the modern, and buy, sell and curate art libraries. We also deal in fine works of art associated with antiquarianism in the library.

Works on Paper

century

By appointment in New York City

Over 40 years of Eclecticism and Contrariness in Trade Chambre Syndicale de l’Estampe, du Dessin & du Tableau, Paris

By

Appointment · K atonah, N Y • 212 -744- 62 81 • www.ba r baraisrael.com

Clockwise: A rare terra-cotta plaque by Robert Wallace Martin (1843-1923) depicting a male shepherd in a rocky landscape and playing a pipe, signed and dated, English, 1871-2, 26.25 ins. high. A terra-cotta plaque also by Robert Wallace Martin (1843-1923), titled A Girl at a Spring, depicting a maiden in a rocky landscape, signed and dated, English, 1868. 25.75 ins. high. A rare pair of carved brownstone lions with full manes and tails curled in opposing sides, American, ca. 1890, 27 ins. high, 41 ins. long. Provenance: Cheshire, CT estate.

Barbara Israel Garden Antiques specializes in the finest antique garden ornament and furniture from Europe and America.

Bergdorf Goodman

Panther Marchant

THE COMMODORE

An Art Deco masterpiece by Isotta Fraschini, with the body by Carrozzeria Castagna

The Commodore was so named because this model was first shown at the prestigious Hotel Commodore in New York in 1929. This car and nine others were ordered from Milan and the nickname “The Commodore” was born. This roadster, equipped with the “Super Sprint” package, possessed power, speed and refined engineering and was coupled with the astonishing luxury coachwork by Castagna.

9 Center Square, New Oxford PA 17350 717-495-3395 kellykinzle@comcast.net Visit us online at: KellyKinzleAntiques.com

Les enLuminures

paris • new york • chicago

The Newton Hours and Prayer Book, by the Mildmay Master Southern Netherlands, Bruges, c. 1460-1470 p. 26, the patron kneeling in prayer before the Trinity p. 118, St. Christopher, carrying Christ

23 East 73rd Street, 7th Floor New York, NY 10021 tel +1 212 717 7273 newyork@lesenluminures.com

1, rue J.J. Rousseau 75001 Paris tel: +33 (0)1 42 60 15 58 info@lesenluminures.com

980 North Michigan Ave. Suite 1330 Chicago, IL 60611 tel +1 773 929 5986 chicago@lesenluminures.com

www.lesenluminures.com

Maurice Dufrène designed this rare model chair for the tea room inside the La Maîtrise pavilion at the Paris Exposition of 1925. He was the founder and artistic director of La Maîtrise from 1920 to 1941.

Published: L’Art Vivant, #18, p18. September 15, 1925.

Maurice DUFRÈNE (1876-1955) for LA MAÎTRISE (Les Ateliers d’Art, Galeries Lafayette). Rare pair of armchairs, 1925, silvered wood.

MAX INGRAND (1908-1969) eXTREMELY RARE FLOORLAMP NICKELLED BRASS, TINTED WOOD AND FROSTED GLASS PRODUCED BY FONTANA ARTE C 1959 ITALY HEIGHT 178 CM

Fouquet

Paris, circa 1875

R O L L E S T O N

AN IMPORTANT CHARLES II SILVERED MIRROR

Specialists in Sporting, Wildlife, Maritime and Travel Art

SIR ALFRED JAMES MUNNINGS, P.R.A., R.W.S. (1878-1959)

Portrait of Robert ‘Bobbie’ Gould Shaw III on horseback in the grounds of Cliveden oil on canvas

28½ x 30¼ in. (72.4 x 77.5 cm)

WILHELM KUHNERT (German, 1865-1926) Kudu oil on canvas, laid on card 11½ x 17½ in. (29.3 x 44.4 cm)

By Royal Appointment

The Old Tavern, Market Square, Petworth, West Sussex GU28 0AH United Kingdom

Petworth: +44 (0)1798 344 207 London: +44 (0)207 839 8083 info@rountreetryon.com www.rountreetryon.com

Spencer Marks

Fine Antique & 20th Century Silver www.spencermarks.com

Tiffany & Co. Antique Sterling and Other Metals “Saki Form” Tête à tête Tea Service, New York City, c. 1878, similar to one exhibited at the 1878 Paris Exposition Universelle

Spencer Gordon, III  Mark F. McHugh P.O. Box 330, Southampton, Massachusetts 01073 (413) 527-7344

Member: The Art and Antiques Dealers League of America, CINOA & The Antique Dealers’ Association of America

NICOLAES

MAES (Dordrecht 1634 – Amsterdam 1693) Portrait of a Lady as Diana

Fine

artS Old Master Paintings & Portraits from 17th to 19th Century New York, New York www.steigrad.com

STEINITZ

Exceptional Gavetero (cabinet) on its base, very richly inlaid with mother-of-pearl and tortoiseshell 6 Rue Royale, 75008 Paris, France

Spanish colonial art executed at the end of the 17th or early 18th century, very certainly on behalf of a high dignitary of one of the two main administrative districts founded by the Crown of Castille in its overseas dominions: the Viceroyalty of Peru created by Charles Quint in 1542 or the Viceroyalty of New Spain in Mexico established in 1535.

Pair of antique diamond earrings, Iberian late 18th/early 19th century

4 Grigg StGreenwich, Connecticut06830 (203) 769-5888 www.simonteakle.com

arolle T hibauT -P omeranTz

a nTique W allPaPer P anels • a rTs D éCoraTifs

n eW Y ork :

Tel: +1 212 759 6048

By Appointment Only P aris :

carolle@ctpdecorativearts.com Tel: +33 6 09 05 35 98 www.antique-wallpaper.com

Glacial Seas, décor wood-block printed on paper, designed by artist Eugène Ehrmann. Dated second half of XIXc. 6'9" x 8'8".

Assembled pair of rare Queen Anne cherry side chairs. New London County, Norwich / Lebanon area, Connecticut, 1755 - 1780.

Established 1865

60 ST JAMES’S STREET, LONDON SW1A 1LE

A cut glass silver mounted carafe by Carl Fabergé

decorated in the Japanese taste with cascading oxidised lily pads, the finial a flower in bud. Moscow, pre-1899.

Height: 25.8 cm

Lyme, CT • FlorenceGriswoldMuseum.org Edmund Greacen

Lady in the Boat (detail), 1920. Oil on canvas. Florence Griswold Museum, Gift of the Hartford Steam Boiler Inspection and Insurance Company

Social Register Association

The Association salutes the Winter Show for its support of East Side House Settlement.

Marche aux fleurs de la Madeleine by Antoine BlanchardCourtesy of Findlay Galleries

Sound Point Capital Management, L.P. 375 Park Avenue, 33rd Floor New York, NY 10152 212.895.2280 soundpointcap.com

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ANONYMOUS ROBERT ALTMAN ESTATE OF LOUIS W. BOWEN ESTATE OF JOYCE GOLDEN ESTATE OF WILLIAM & ANN ZELL

Patron ($100,000 to $249,999)

W. GRAHAM ARADER III MR. & MRS. MARVIN H. DAVIDSON ESTATE OF C. WARREN FORCE ESTATE OF BERENICE B. HETKIN ESTATE OF JULIE KAMMERER RANDALL McCALLUM THOMAS REMIEN & MARY ANNE HUNTING MRS. EDMOND J. SAFRA FRANCESCO SCATTONE MRS. CHARLES F. SMITHERS JEAN L . & ROBERT A. STERN ENDOWMENT PHILIP L . YANG JR.

Sponsor

($50,000 to $99,999)

Michael Bank Nauman Barakat

Cam Capital Debra & Claudio Del Vecchio

Mr. & Mrs. Carl S. Forsythe III Michael Gleissner

Richard B. Hollaman

Ms. Ezra Kaplan Stephen J. Ketchum

Arie L. Kopelman

James F. Mccollom Jr. Ellen & Robert Meyer

The Honorable Eugene Oliver Jr. George D. O’neill Eric C. Wenberg

Supporter

($25,000 to $49,999)

Dr. Darrick E. Antell

Mr. & Mrs. Robert F.R. Ballard

Mr. Frank Brunckhorst

William Callanan

Christopher J. Carrera

Courtney Booth Christensen Kevin Cottrell

David L. Duffy & Marcelline Thomson William Elder Fay Gambee Thaddeus I. Gray

Greater New York Automobile Dealers Association

Richard Green

Wendy Holmes & Kevin McAlister

Sven Hsia

Chandra Jessee

Barclay G. Jones III

David Long

Michael Lynch & Susan Baker

Jack C. McAlinden

Estate of Cleo Lawson Mitchell

John H. Reilly Jr.

Candida Romanelli

Estate of Joseph D. Ryle

Stephen R. Seiter

Jeffrey M. Siegal

Elizabeth Donnem Sigety

Peter & Lenore Standish

Rodney Strickland Eric & Coco Wittenberg

Joan P. Young William Zeckendorf

Friend

($10,000 to $24,999)

Lorri Ahl

Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Ames

Mr. & Mrs. Alan S. & Madeline D. Blinder

Jonathan Brandt

Mr. & Mrs. Henry R. Breck Mario Buatta

Mr. & Mrs. Richard L. Chilton Jr. Margaret M. Clucas

Mr. & Mrs. Paul & Marian Cones

Marina Rust Connor

Robert A. Constable

David Dempsey

Sarah Lund Donnem

John G. Duffy

Lindsay Gruber Dunham

Pamela Fiori

Jean Fleischhacker

David Geffen

Karen Kemp Glover

Frances Goodwin

Susan Gordon

Mimi & Peter Haas Fund

Teresa Heinz

A.C. Israel Foundation, Inc.

Christine Janis

Paul Tudor Jones

Mr. & Mrs. Mark Elliot Kingdon

Mr. & Mrs. Richard E . Kolman

Mr. & Mrs. Henry R. Kravis

Valerie Anne Kreiger

Leonard & Judy Lauder

Anuj Malhotra

Timothy H. Martin

Stephen J. McCarthy

Mrs. John McNulty

Dolores O’Brien Miller

Morgan Stanley Peter Muller

Gen Next

Mr. & Mrs. James N. Noonan

Liz & Jeff Peek

Sally Phipps

Emily Israel Pluhar

Mr. & Mrs. Rittereiser

Alexander & Suzanne Rhea Foundation

Mr. & Mrs. Rittereiser

Mark Schienberg

Debora H. Schnappauf Andrew P. Siff

Harvey Silverman Ruth Hall Smithers

Nancy F. Solomon

William W. Stahl Jr. Linda Sylling

Annie Taranto

Raz Tirosh

Mr. & Mrs. Edgar Wachenheim

Susan S. & Kenneth L. Wallach Foundation

Mr. & Mrs. Edward Kingman Weld Glenn E. Whitmore

(As of 09/28/2022)

FOUNDATIONS, TRUSTS, AND CORPORATIONS

$200,000 or more

Anonymous Bank of America

The Clark Foundation The Pinkerton Foundation Robin Hood Foundation Tiger Foundation

$100,000 or more Countess Moira Charitable Foundation

Mother Cabrini Health Foundation

The New York Community Trust RxR Realty

$50,000 or more Altman Foundation The Frances L. & Edwin L. Cummings Memorial Fund Hagedorn Fund Hearst Foundations Gerald L. Lennard Foundation Blanchette Hooker Rockefeller Fund

Solon E. Summerfield Foundation United Neighborhood Houses of New York, Inc. Willowbridge Associates

$20,000 or more

Lily Auchincloss Foundation

Rose M. Badgeley Residuary Charitable Trust Capital One Epstein Teicher Philanthropies

Harris Mathews Charitable Foundation

KCL Capital, L.P. Neuberger Berman

$10,000 or more

Archer-Daniels-Midland Company CAM Capital Chilton Family Foundation Con Edison The Hyde and Watson Foundation Henry and Lucy Moses Fund

The New Yankee Stadium Community Benefits Fund The Sunshine Foundation Tanaka Memorial Foundation Verizon Foundation H.W. Wilson Foundation

$5,000 or more AIG

Theodore H. Barth Foundation, Inc. Goldman Sachs Gives TJX Foundation

(as of 11/10/2022)

INDIVIDUAL AND GROUP GIFTS

East Side House thanks our very generous donors who provide us with valuable support essential to fulfill our mission. Over the past year, these fully tax-deductible gifts have had a direct and measurable impact on the children and families East Side House serves.

President’s Circle ($5,000 or more)

AIG Matching Grants

Ms. Caroline Portny Beshara

Mr. & Mrs. Alan S. & Madeline D. Blinder

Mr. & Mrs. Edward P. Bousa Mrs. Courtney Booth Christensen Mrs. Joyce Berger Cowin Mr. Adam Davis

Ms. Debra Del Vecchio Mr. William S. Elder

Goldman Sachs Gives

The Cleve Gray Foundation Mr. William Helman

Barclay & Jean Jones Mr. Christopher LaSusa Mr. Terence D. Martin Jr. Mr. William Mehleisen

Mr. Robert L. Meyer Mrs. Dolores O’Brien Miller Mr. John Reilly

Mr. Francesco Scattone Ms. Annie Taranto

Mr. Raz Tirosh

Mr. Spence Tobias Mr. William L. Zeckendorf

Sustainers ($2,500-$4,999)

Mr. & Mrs. James V. Annarella

Mr. Bradley Berk

Ms. Laura Louise Breyer Mr. Kevin Cottrell

Mr. & Mrs. Richard DeScherer

Ms. Nancy Farrell

Ms. & Ms. Kristin Frank

Heinz Family Foundation

Ms. Wendy Holmes

Ms. Linda London

Mr. & Dr. Steven & Kathryn Thompson Mr. Richard Uhrlass

Mr. Eric A. Wittenberg

Supporters ($1,000-$2,400)

Ms. Lorri J. Ahl

Mr. Garth Appelt

Mr. Rene Balcer

Ms. Nathalie Binney

Mr. & Ms. Adelle & Elliott W. Bottom

Ms. Renee Boyd

Ms. Geraldine Bryant Mr. Milko M. Campusanoi

Charities Aid Foundation of America (CAF)

Mr. Gary Clemons Crow & Cushing

Mr. & Mrs. John R. Curtis Jr.

Ms. Ramona Dessouki

Federation of Protestant Welfare Agencies, Inc.

Ms. Karen P. Fellows

Ms. Fay Gambee

Mr. Michael Gan

Mr. Albert Heard

Mr. Jonathan Lloyd-Jones

JP Morgan Private Bank

Ms. Alice K. Jump Esq.

Ms. Lisa Larson

Ms. Sophie Levitties

Mr. Joseph Lodi

Lost City Arts, Inc.

Mr. Michael Marett Mr. Brian Miller

Ms. Maureen Orsen

Ms. & Mr. Sandra S. Pershing

Mr. Jason Pinkernell

Mr. & Mrs. Jonathan & Lilli Roth

Dr. Edward S.

Mr. Paul Schulman

Ms. Elizabeth Donnem Sigety

Ms. Juliet Lea H. Simonds

Mr. & Mrs. Andrew C. Smith

Ms. Katherine Tracey

Ms. Olga G. Votis

Mr. & Mrs. Philip Wachtler

Ms. Jacqueline Williams

Donors ($500-$999)

Mr. Alfred M. Abate Esq.

Mr. Lawrence D. Ackman Mrs. Jane Arce-Bello

Ms. Laura Becker

Ms. Sherrie Deans

Didier Ltd.

Ms. Kimberly Driessen

Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Farrell Ms. Julie Gardiner

Ms. Jane Geever

Gen Next

Ms. Elizabeth Giovine

Mr. Allen Greenfield

Mr. Juney Ham

Mr. William T. Hobbs II

Ms. Marcia Kimmel

Mr. & Mrs. James Loeffler

Ms. Jennifer Massouh

Ms. Tara Olson

Ms. Maria Luisa Palmese

Ms. Kathe Patrinos

Galerle Perrin

Ms. Katharina Plath

Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Sambuco

Mr. & Mrs. Alessandro Saracino-Fendi

Mr. Cameron Egan Seward

Mr. Lacary Sharpe

Mr. James P. Sinclair

Mr. Stephen M. Strachan

Ms. Linda Sylling

Mrs. Tanya Wells

Ms. Bunny Williams

Tiffany Thompson

Mr. David Uhrlass

Tanya Sridaromont Wells

Mrs. Lois A. Wholey

Ms. Patricia Withers

Associates ($100-$499)

Mr. Edward Abrams Ms. Amelia F. Adams Mr. Allan Amitay Ms. Brooke Anderson Ms. Elizabeth Victory Anderson Ms. Desiree Annunziato

Mr. & Mrs. Robert & Lucinda C. Ballard Ms. Patricia Barry Ms. Christina Bello Mr. William Bert

Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth M. Bialo Ms. Rachel Boeglin Ms. Sarah Bohn Ms. Jill Bossert Ms. Susan Breece Ms. Claire Burns Dr. & Mrs. Ronald E. Carr Mr. Jeff Cates Ms. Emily Chambers Mr. Jon Child Mr. Pietro Cicognani Mr. David C. Clark Ms. Ruthann Cloman Mr. Douglas C. Coleman Ms. Carol Conover Ms. Jessica Curro Mr. & Mrs. Terrence & Charlotte Daley Ms. Joan K. Davidson Ms. Danielle Del Ms. Isabelle Dieudonne-Eid Ms. Wilma Dillard Mr. Davin D. Dong Mr. & Mrs. Louis Dubin Mr. Stuart Duff Mr. Kevin Dumais Ms. Ivelisse Duncan Ms. Lucie Dupas Ms. Robin B. Dwyer Ms. Amanda Teagle Essex Mr. Wynn D. Fitzpatrick Ms. Kelly Fuchs

Mr. & Mrs. Robert R. Gambee

Ms. Katherine Gauthier Mr. Nicholas Gelber Mr. William Georges Ms. Suzanne Goldhirsch Ms. Brooke Goodbary Mrs. Alice B. Hicks

Mr. & Mrs. Mark Higgins Ms. Katharine Hudson Ms. Deborah Huffard Hui Chong In Ms. Eula C. Johnson Ms. Jacki Kelly Mr. Kirk Kim Ms. Bernadette Kingham Mr. & Mrs. Robert D. Krinsky Mr. Glenn Kushner Mr. David Lawrence Mr. & Mrs. John Leonard Mr. Howard Lindsay Ms. Deborah Ma Ms. Donna Maher Ms. Ana Maldonado Mr. David Mann

Ms. Delani Mann Mr. & Mrs. Patrick Martin Ms. Burgess Martinez Ms. Jacquelyn Martinez Ms. Julia Martinez Mr. Michael Holt Massey Mr. Schuyler McBrien Mr. Gregory Mitchels Mr. Wesley Moon Mr. Mark H. Moore Mr. Sean Moorman Mr. & Mrs. Alfred Morris Alexis Moses Mr. Taylor S. Munson Mr. & Mrs. Kevin Murphy Mr. & Mrs. Ian C. Murray Mrs. Rebecca Noonan Murray Ms. Maureen Naughton Ms. Kristin Nevins Ms. Sarah Nielsen Ms. Julie Nocerino Mr. & Mrs. James M. Noonan Mr. & Mrs. Perry Offutt

The Honorable Eugene Oliver Jr. Ms. Ann O’Neil Ms. Erin Oneil Ms. Jennifer Panos Ms. Hilda Alston Parlér Mr. & Mrs. Malcolm Pease Mr. Eric Posner Ms. Sheila Pulling Ms. Molly Rand Ms. Lisa Reisfield Mr. Thomas H. Remien

Noel Reyes

Mr. & Mrs. Robert P. Rittereiser Ms. Tonya Robinson Hussein Saad Ms. Elaine Santos Ms. Samantha Scaffidi Mr. Edward Schachner Corrente Schankler Mr. David Schankler Mr. Noah Schankler Mr. Thomas Schankler Ms. Melissa Schoen Ms. Eden Sinai Ms. Eileen Skuse Ms. Charlotte Snyder Mr. Laurence T. Sorkin Esq. Mr. Edgar Sosa Ms. Mary Spiegel Ms. Jill C. Steinberg Ms. Chandra Stephens Mrs. E. Delores Stephens Mr. Andrew Sullivan Ms. Ashley Sullivan Ms. Courtney Sullivan Mr. John Sullivan Ms. Marjorie Adams Sullivan & Mr. Brian Sullivan Ms. Suzanne Sullivan Chandra Sunkara Ms. Margot Takian Ms. Courtney Thompson Ms. Tara Tripaldi Mr. Andreas M. Turanski Kendal Uribe Mr. Robert Uribe Robin Vermylen Jean Walters Mr. Jahkeen Washington Mr. Philip Weingold Ms. Shonta Williams Ms. Kelly Williamson Mr. Thaddeus Wolfe Ms. Stefanie Wool

(as of 10/31/2022)

THE EUGENE OLIVER JR. EDUCATION CENTER: BUILDING A LEGACY OF LEARNERS

East Side House believes in investing in our littlest learners. Since the early 1960s, we have offered Head Start and Early Head Start programs in the Mott Haven neighborhood of the Bronx. Each year, we educate 241 toddlers, charting them on a path for a successful future. Our centers provide a safe space for children and their families where they can learn together and access critical resources.

Our well-rounded curriculum allows children to explore their interests while gaining essential literacy and numeracy skills. Even throughout the pandemic, our children continued to achieve incredible results. Despite the disruptions in learning and the challenges our students face living in one of the poorest congressional districts in the country, our students met or exceeded standards in all developmental domains.

Due to East Side House’s track record of success, we were elected to expand services to meet the growing demand for quality early childhood education in the neighborhood.

Through our new Eugene Oliver Jr. Education Center, we will provide an additional 43 students with a strong educational foundation.

Designed With Dedication Programming at Eugene Oliver Jr. Education Center is designed to meet the growing and emerging needs of the South Bronx. Nearly 30% of students in our community have special needs, but very few programs have the resources and aptitude to support them to thrive. Dedicated to the belief that all students deserve to thrive, East Side House advocated to incorporate an Inclusive Classroom into the program design. Through this classroom, East Side House will not only be able to welcome students with disabilities into the center,

but educate and support them alongside their peers so they can participate as full members of the center and society. Inclusion is the practice of educating and caring for children with disabilities in the same environment or setting as their typically developing peers.

The Eugene Oliver Jr. Education Center will be equipped to welcome and serve students with a wide range of needs, including those with physical therapy needs, occupational therapy needs, visual impairment, physical impairment (use of prosthetics), wheelchair use, down syndrome, and autism.

With this approach, East Side House distinguishes itself as an organization that strives to innovate at every turn so that we can address real community needs.

East Side House believes in investing in our littlest learners.

87% of students met or exceeded standards in Social Emotional skills

87% met or exceeded standards in Language skills

88% met or exceeded standards in Literacy

83% met or exceeded standards in Mathematics

ESH students met or exceeded standards in all developmental domains:

HONORING A COMMUNITY ICON

East Side House is honored to name the new early childhood education center after long-time Board Member, the Honorable Eugene Oliver Jr. Hon. Oliver is a former Bronx Supreme Court Judge who got his start as a child in East Side House’s Mill Brook Community Center. He spent his early days learning, playing, and growing with the support of East Side House’s friendly staff. When asked about his experience as a child, Hon. Oliver credits East Side House as giving him the leg up he needed to jump start a successful future.

“I grew up in Mill Brook Houses and, through East Side House, attained the means to a successful career in Law,” says Oliver. “I am truly humbled and appreciative of the honor of having the center named after me.”

Hon. Oliver went on to earn a degree from Fordham University School of Law and began his career in 1977 as

an Assistant District Attorney in Bronx County. He then built a decades-long career as a judge in the Bronx County Supreme Court and New York City Criminal Court. Always committed to his community, he joined East Side House’s Board of Managers in 1971 to help create pathways for other eager young people.

“The new Early Childhood Education Center will give young children the opportunity to mature and grow in a safe, nurturing environment,” says Oliver. “It will be an essential pathway to future success. I hope my replacement in the [law] field will be one or more of the young children attending the Eugene Oliver Jr. Education Center.”

Eugene Oliver Jr. Education Center will open its doors to 43 excited new learners in early 2023.

East Side House welcomes you to visit our website or follow us on social media to follow the progress of this exciting new venture!

Above: Honorable Eugene Oliver Jr. East Side House Board Member

The new Early Childhood Education Center will give young children the opportunity to mature and grow in a safe, nurturing environment.

“A five-year journey, hijacked by a worldwide pandemic, is finally bearing its fruits. This innovative, modern learning lab will not only bring quality services to families but will represent to the community the value their children hold in our society.”

Dawn Heyward, East Side House’s Deputy Director of Early Childhood Education reflects on the meaning this center brings to the community:

Eugene Oliver Jr. Education Center will open its doors to 43 excited new learners in early 2023.

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Arader Galleries

EXHIBITORS

A La Vieille Russie, Inc. D9

Adelson Galleries, Inc. E7

Arader Galleries D2

Aronson of Amsterdam E14

Avery Galleries A13

Véronique Bamps Monaco B7

Michele Beiny D1

H. Blairman & Sons Ltd E13

Doris Leslie Blau C13

Ralph M. Chait Galleries, Inc. D7

Charles Clark E12

Thomas Colville Fine Ar t C4

Jonathan Cooper A14

Cove Landing A1

Daniel Crouch Rare Books E15

Didier Ltd D6

Geoffrey Diner Gallery C5

Dolan/Maxwell D12

Eguiguren Arte de Hispanoamérica D10

European Decorative Arts Company A11

Peter Finer A3

Debra Force Fine Art A2

French & Company C11

Michael Goedhuis B1

Bernard Goldberg Fine Arts, LLC C1

Thomas Heneage Art Books B6

Hill-Stone, Inc. D3

Hirschl & Adler Galleries B9

Clinton Howell Antiques D8

Hyde Park Antiques, Ltd. D4

Imperial Art E11

Barbara Israel Garden Antiques C8

Kentshire C3

Keshishian C14

Kelly Kinzle B15

Koopman Rare Art E3

Les Enluminures A6

Levy Galleries E1

Lowell Libson & Jonny Yarker Ltd B8

MacConnal-Mason Gallery D5

Macklowe Gallery, Ltd. C9

Maison Gerard C7

Patrick & Ondine Mestdagh E5

Milord Antiquités A8

Joan B Mirviss LTD E4

Lillian Nassau LLC B2

The Old Print Shop, Inc. A12

Michael Pashby Antiques D11

Galerie Perrin B4

Ronald Phillips Ltd E2

Portuondo Gallery B12

Red Fox Fine Art E9

Guy Regal NYC B11

Robertaebasta C12

James Robinson, Inc. C2

Rolleston Ltd A5

Rountree Tryon Galleries A9

Schwarz Gallery A7

S.J. Shrubsole A4

Robert Simon Fine Art C10

Spencer Marks E10

Lawrence Steigrad Fine Arts B5

Steinitz Gallery B10

Tambaran B3

Simon Teakle Fine Jewelry A10

Carolle Thibaut-Pomerantz E6

Thistlethwaite Americana E8

Thomsen Gallery C6

DESIGNERS VIGNETTES

Alex Papachristidis Interiors B14

Stephen Sills Associates D13

Bunny Williams Interior Design D14

PARTNERS BOOTHS

Curious Objects D16

Sandra Liotus Lighting Design LLC D15

The Winter Show would like to thank the following:

ALEXANDRA ABUZA

MARK AISTON Aiston Fine Art Services

ALICE ALLEN

C. EDMONDS ALLEN

REBECCA ALVAREZ

ISABELLE ARBEITMAN

ASIA WEEK NEW YORK

LUCINDA BALLARD

BANK OF AMERICA

CONSTANCE BARUT American Friends of the Louvre

ANITA BASSIE Group M Design

CHRISTINA BELLO East Side House Settlement

NISHA BERLIA

LIZ BICKLEY Park Avenue Armory

JILL A. BOSSERT Advertising Director The Winter Show Catalogue

MAUREEN BRAY American Art Dealers Association

CHESIE BREEN NivenBreen

JOHN BRUNO Exhibition Employees Union Local 829

HILLARY BURCHFIELD Sotheby’s Institute of Art

SARAH BURNINGHAM Little Bird Publicity

JASON BUSCH American Folk Art Museum

ELINORE CARMODY

GREGORY CERIO The Magazine Antiques

TIANXIANG CHEN

COURTNEY BOOTH CHRISTENSEN Winston Art Group

LARRY COHEN Van Go, Inc.

DEALERS COMMITTEE

LAURA DALEY East Side House Settlement

EMILY DAVIS Air Mail

NICKY DESSOURCES Sanford L. Smith & Associates

DANIEL DIAZ East Side House Settlement

MICHAEL DIAZ-GRIFFITH Design Leadership Network

KEVIN DICKSON Condé Nast

JIA JING DING

ILARIA DOARDO DEDAR

JIM DRUCKMAN New York Design Center

SU ERGENELI

LINDA GARNETT Black River Caviar

WENDY GOODMAN New York Magazine

JONI GROSSMAN

JOHN HAMILTON Select Contracting Inc.

YIXUAN HAN

KEITH HARRINGTON Phoenix Lithographing Corporation

HINDMAN AUCTIONS

KATIE HOBBS Cara Cara

KIM HULL Stephen Sills Associates

LAYNE HUBBLE

MARY ANNE HUNTING

DARREN JETT Jett Projects

STEVEN KAMINSKY Art Newspaper

STEPHEN KENNARD Canard Inc.

DELIA KENZA Delia Kenza Interiors

KENNETH J. KERRIGAN Exhibition Employees Union Local 829

JORDAN KLEIN American Brands Group

ARIE KOPELMAN

VICTORIA LABOZ Third Eye

ELIZABETH LAWRENCE Bunny Williams Interior Design

ALIX LERMAN New York Design Center

SANDRA LIOTUS LIGHTING DESIGN

MELISSA HELWIG LIUZZI Select Contracting Inc.

STEFANO LOCCI DEDAR

MICHAEL LYNCH

JAMIE MACFARLANE Vox Media

RYAN MAERZ Canard Inc

JOSEPH MAGLIOCCO Michter’s

KATHARINE MAGLIOCCO Michter’s

MAX MALLOWS ARTSVP

JESSICA MALDONADO East Side House Settlement

TYLER MAHOWALD Third Eye

JOE MANGI

JOEL MORRISON

LARK MASON

LUCINDA B. MAY

LISA MCCARTHY Everyday Elegance

KEVIN MCCORMACK Select Contracting Inc.

ROB MCGINLEY Chubb

DANIEL MEEKER Daniel Meeker Lighting and Set Design

BILL MIKULIK Sea Group Graphics

MUSEUM OF CHINESE IN AMERICA

OLIVE OBEROI

TROY O’BRIEN The New York Times

OLÉ & OBRIGADO

BOBBY PANARELLA

ALEX PAPACHRISTIDIS Alex Papachristidis Interiors

HÉLÈNE PAPADOPOULOS ArtSolution

ANTONINA PAPIS Alex Papachristidis Interiors

ALEX PATERSON Sea Group Graphics

ALISON PEKNAY Third Eye

LILLIE PIERSON Michter’s

KATHARINA PLATH-NOURRY Head & Hand PR

SUZY RECHTERMANN, The Gallery at 200 Lex

THOMAS H. REMIEN

STEVEN RIGGLE Canard Inc.

REBECCA ROBERTSON Park Avenue Armory

AMY SCHWEITZER Hearst Media

ELIZABETH D. SIGETY, ESQ. Fox Rothschild LLP

ADDISON, ALSTON & SILAS SMITH

STEPHEN SILLS Stephen Sills Associates

TOMAS SOKOL Group M Design

JOHN SMIROLDO Incollect

SANDY SMITH Sanford L. Smith & Associates

OLIVIA SONG Olivia Song Design

SOTHEBY’s INSTITUTE OF ART

PATRICIA SPADO Alex Papachristidis Interiors

DON SPARACIN The Magazine Antiques

DAVID SPROULS New York School of Interior Design

JENNIFER STARK Sandford L. Smith & Associates

ZUHEILLY TALAVERA East Side House Settlement

MARGARET TAO Asia Week New York

DAN TANZILLI Third Eye

JOHN TAYLOR Art Logistics

LINDSAY TAYLOR Editor The Winter Show Catalogue

JACQUELINE TERREBONNE Galerie Magazine

THE NATIONAL ARTS CLUB

THE DECORATIVE ARTS TRUST

THE SOCIAL REGISTER

TRACEY THOMAS Venü Magazine

SONA VARDANYAN ArtSolution

JOHN VERNAZZA Local 829

VIP LUNCHEON COMMITTEE

VETTING CO-CHAIRS

VETTING COMMITTEES

BUNNY WILLIAMS Bunny Williams Interior Design

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BONNIE ZHANG

MICHAEL ZHANG

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EXHIBITORS

A La Vieille Russie, Inc. 105

Adelson Galleries, Inc. 106

Arader Galleries 107

Aronson of Amsterdam 108

Avery Galleries 109

Véronique Bamps Monaco 110

Michele Beiny 111

H. Blairman & Sons Ltd 114

Doris Leslie Blau 112, 113

Ralph M. Chait Galleries, Inc. 115

Charles Clark 116

Thomas Colville Fine Art 117

Jonathan Cooper 118 Cove Landing 119

Daniel Crouch Rare Books 120

Didier Ltd 121

Geoffrey Diner Gallery 122

Dolan/Maxwell 123

Eguiguren Arte de Hispanoamérica 124

European Decorative Arts Company 125

Peter Finer 126

Debra Force Fine Art 127

French & Company 128

Michael Goedhuis 129

Bernard Goldberg Fine Arts, LLC 130

Thomas Heneage Art Books 131

Hill-Stone, Inc. 132

Hirschl & Adler Galleries 133

Clinton Howell Antiques 134

Hyde Park Antiques, Ltd. 135

Imperial Art 136

Barbara Israel Garden Antiques 137

Kentshire 138

Keshishian 139

Kelly Kinzle 140

Koopman Rare Art 141

Les Enluminures 142

Levy Galleries 143

Lowell Libson & Jonny Yarker Ltd 144

MacConnal-Mason Gallery 145

Macklowe Gallery, Ltd. 146

Maison Gerard ....................................... 147

Patrick & Ondine Mestdagh ...................148

Milord Antiquités 149

Joan B Mirviss LTD 150

Lillian Nassau LLC 151

The Old Print Shop, Inc. 152

Michael Pashby Antiques .......................153

Galerie Perrin 154

Ronald Phillips Ltd 155

Portuondo Gallery 156

Red Fox Fine Art 157

Guy Regal NYC 158

Robertaebasta 159

James Robinson, Inc. 160

Rolleston Ltd 161

Rountree Tryon Galleries 162

EXHIBITORS (continued)

Schwarz Gallery 163

S.J. Shrubsole 164

Robert Simon Fine Art 165

Spencer Marks 166

Lawrence Steigrad Fine Arts 167

Steinitz Gallery 168

Tambaran 169

Simon Teakle Fine Jewelry 170

Carolle Thibaut-Pomerantz 171 Thistlethwaite Americana 172 Thomsen Gallery 173

ANTIQUES & FINE ART DEALERS

Artistoric .................................................24

Philip Colleck Ltd. 177 Incollect 206, 207

Nathan Liverant and Son LLC 178 Nelson & Nelson Antiques 83 New York Design Center 53

Olde Hope 176 Schoelkopf Gallery 175

David A. Schorsch ~ Eileen M. Smiles American Antiques 174 Stair 20 Wartski 179

APPRAISERS

Appraisers Association of America 198

Helen Kippax & Associates 76 Lark Mason Advisory 85

INTERIOR & LANDSCAPE DESIGNERS & ARCHITECTS

Design Leadership Network 30 Drake/Anderson 3 Fairfax & Sammons Architects 21

Ferguson & Shamamian ...........................29

Ralph Harvard 78, 79

Lindley Martens Design 74, 75

Moran Hook Architecture 52

John B. Murray Architect 25

Alex Papachristidis Interiors 35

Peter Pennoyer Architects 4

Thomas Pheasant 67

G.P. Schafer Architect 10

Stephen Sills Associates .........................36

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