Antiques & Design

Thomas Chippendale’s story of entrepreneurship arrives at the Met.

The best pieces of antique English silver are sought after for the inventiveness and exuberance of their designs, as well as for the exquisite craftsmanship they embody.

Decorative paperweights made in the 19th century not only imposed order on unruly documents, they put the world in a tiny “dome of many-coloured glass.”

The Art Nouveau ceramics market is ready to welcome a new collecting generation.

A collection of Jean Schlumberger’s avant-garde jewelry designs goes on view in Virginia.

An exhibition of Georgia O’Keeffe’s clothing showcases the artist’s unwavering sense of style.

An exhibition organized by The Neustadt, the largest collection of Tiffany glass, comes to Cincinnati.

A New York exhibition takes the first comprehensive look at America’s taste in design during the 1920s.

Professedly functional but sometimes fanciful, American Arts & Crafts objects still lend themselves to harmonious living.