A sensational folk art house portrait!
The resolution of photos on my website can’t be as large as I’d like or the pages would take too long to open. So often there is more detail to be seen than the on-line photos show. Take f... See More
The real economics of an antique show.
I often get asked how much it costs to do an antique show. Here is an example: Recently, I exhibited at a fine show about 400 miles away with room-setting walls and a regional audience. I travel... See More
Diminutive TRUE Early American Chandelier......SALE PENDING
New England, ca. 1770-1810. Amont the rarest of all survivors in early American lighting. Stately, proud, uncomplicated presence. In a choice state of originality including the lemon-shaped turn... See More
Folk Art Hooked Rug of Fanciful Leaping Horse within Delightfully Colored Borders
American, ca. late 19th century, a mix of cottons and wools. Soft hues of blue, salmon, beige, pink, brown, and red would bring a focal point of quiet color to a contemporary setting, or fit equally ... See More