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Nineteenth-century Navajo and Pueblo silver jewelry
Navajo and Pueblo Indian silver jewelries in the 19th century were regarded as classic forms of native adornment. The early designs, created through the ......(Continue Reading) Silver: over the past couple of years the market for traditional areas, such as English Georgian silver, has been quiet, but high prices are being paid
Over the past few years the antique silver market seems to have polarised into two extremes. Pieces that are of real artistic or historic significance, ......(Continue Reading) Of the latest style: silver at MESDA
The logo of the Museum of Early Southern Decorative Arts is based on a silver salver made by Alexander Petrie of Charleston (Figs. 4, 4a). The salver's ......(Continue Reading) William Faris's silver and his shop designs
William Faris of Annapolis has long been recognized as "the most picturesque figure among eighteenth-century Maryland silversmiths." (1) In ......(Continue Reading) The Fales collection of jewelry at the Metropolitan Museum of Art
Is early as 1883 the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City began acquiring American jewelry. (1) By the 1930s its holdings comprised necklaces, ......(Continue Reading) Jewels of two empires: an exhibition at Malmaison of jewellery of the First and Second Empires is a poignant as well as an engrossing experience
It is always a pleasure to visit Malmaison, where the principal actors on the stage of the First Empire, Napoleon and Josephine, seem to haunt the rooms, ......(Continue Reading) Beaux-arts jewelry made in Newark, New Jersey
Newark, NJ, was known as 'The City of Gold and Platinum and Precious Stones' and became the core of beaux-arts jewelry. Beaux-arts jewelry covered a variety ......(Continue Reading) 19th century AD
Vienna was one of the European centers of an important regeneration of earlier styles of art and ornament during the nineteenth century. One manifestation ......(Continue Reading) Dining with the ancients: Shiebler's Etruscan flatware; When these goods were first placed on the market, friends of Mr. Shiebler almost questioned the
The gentleman referred to in this trade journal comment of 1892 was George W. Shiebler, silver maker of New York City, and the goods were the medallion-decorated ......(Continue Reading) Jewelry At The Toledo Museum Of Art - Interview
In Europe there is a tradition of museums collecting jewelry, but in the United States jewelry has been the stepchild of the decorative arts, with museums often relegating donations of jewelry to...(Continue Reading) |
