Antiques & Design

Fountain pens, classic and contemporary, are making their mark on the market. Continue reading →

The Second City has first-class art to see and buy, from museums to galleries to auction houses. Continue reading →

Estate jewelry from the ’60s and ’70s is bold, colorful and experimental, just like the era that created it. Continue reading →

In Istanbul, two unique private museums reflect the visions of the collectors who founded them. Continue reading →

American gold coins are stamped with history, and their value won’t tarnish over time. Continue reading →

Wristwatches that do a lot more than tell time are very much of the moment. By Jonathon Keats On Christmas Day, 1969, Seiko introduced the Astron, the world’s first quartz wristwatch. While it wasn’t cheap—at 450,000 yen, it cost the … Continue reading →

Hidden away in Florence’s side streets, artisans’ workshops keep centuries-old traditions of luxury alive. Continue reading →

They ran the gamut from eccentrics to tomb-robbers, but British antiquaries did more than just collect bits and pieces of the past. Continue reading →

Antique mirrors can make collectors lose themselves in their shimmering depths. Continue reading →