Curating a Lifestyle: Reinterpreting A Classic
In 1927 when René Jules Lalique released his Bacchantes vase, he was 67 years old and riding a wave of success that had lasted an...
Curating a Lifestyle: American Art Pottery
Tackling the field of pottery collecting in a two-page article is akin to filling a pool with a teacup. As broad a category as any,...
Garth's on Kentucky Collectibles
First Aired: October 29, 2016: Both of Garth's Appraisers and owners are featured on the Season 5 opening episode. First, Amelia Jeffers...
Curating A Lifestyle: Memoirs of an Interior Designer
Across a career spanning nearly 70 years, it is fair to say that renowned interior designer and antiques dealer Jay Suiter has seen it...
Photo Tour: Future Home of Garth's Auctioneers
Two days after being awarded a $2 million state tax credit to rehabilitate Columbus’ 113-year-old former municipal light plant, developer...
Curating A Lifestyle: Bespoke Bargains
A regular misconception about the art and antiques market is that prices are always going up. In fact, economic realities like “supply...
Brader Drawing of Wayne Home on sale bill
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Farm Illustrations by Ferdinand Brader
At first glance, it’s a simple drawing of the old family farm. Your grandparents sentimentally tucked it away in the attic; occasionally...
Curating A Lifestyle: Fruits of the Season
Savvy art and antiques collectors look forward to more than just sunshine and warmer temperatures in June. Summer represents the peak of...
Curating A Lifestyle: More Than Face Value
Most would agree that time is a precious asset - of which there is just never enough. Just two centuries ago, our only reference for the...
