Chairish

1990s New York Interiors Decorating Book | Chairish

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Vintage Lane Mid Century Expandable Dining Table

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A custom Kilim rug from the Celerie Kemble for Chairish Rug Collection. This piece is a modern interpretation of early 20th century Swedish textile a…

Selby Rug by Celerie Kemble for Chairish, 4'x6' | Chairish

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Depicting a Turk's Cap and butterfly on a black ground. Dimensions noted are framed. Vellum measures 11.5" x 8.5" Set within a hand-painted mat and carved giltwood frame. Born on September 22, 1706 in Nuremberg, Germany, Barbara Regina Dietzsch was the eldest in an artistic family who flourished during the 18th century. Her father, the landscape painter Johann Israel Dietzsch, taught her to paint with gouache on vellum. Dietzsch was particularly known for her luminous renderings of flowers and fruit in watercolor and gouache on a black or dark brown ground. Employed at the court of Nuremberg, she drew extensively for engravers there, including for the seminal Hortus Nitidissimis (1750-86).Dietzsch’s paintings are in private and public collections, including The National Gallery of Art, the J. Paul Getty Museum, the Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco, and The Fitzwilliam Museum.

1977 "Art School Model" Oil Pastel Drawing by Listed Artist John Elliot, Opa, Framed

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This set is comprised of: - 1 wine decanter (small defect visible in photos) - 1 water jug - 12 glasses (1 with a small defect in the edge) - 12 wine glasses (2 with a small defect around the edge) - 12 champagne glasses (3 with a small defect on the edge and base) - 12 sherry glasses (1 with a small defect to the edge) - 12 liqueur glasses (2 with a small defect to the edge)

Spanish Blown Glass Tableware Set, 1940s, Set of 62

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Paul Newman visiting his wife Joanne Woodward on the set of "The Stripper," 1963.  11" x 14" silver gelatin print. Photo by David Sutton. Printed later under the direct supervision of Sid Avery and signed on verso by Sid Avery.  #08 of an open edition.