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Tag Archives: Argy-Rousseau
Results of the Winnetka Antiques + Modernism Show, October 22-24, 2010
……………………………………………………………………………………. I’d like to explain how we arrived at the results for this show, starting with the preview party. Don’t get me started on preview parties, or I’m likely to tell you how they are a waste of a dealer’s … Continue reading
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The NYC Pier Show is coming this weekend, March 13-14, 2010
There are only a few shows each year that get people excited. The NYC Pier Show is one of them and it’s coming this weekend, Saturday and Sunday, March 13-14. Last fall’s show was a resounding success with incredible attendance. … Continue reading
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Posted in Antique shows, Tiffany
Tagged Argy-Rousseau, authentic Tiffany, NYC Pier Show, Philip Chasen, Pier Show, Tiffany, Tiffany Favrile, Tiffany Studios
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Pate-de-verre French glass by A. Walter and Argy-Rousseau, part II
French pâte-de-verre (pronounced pot, as in pot of stew) glass is amongst the most highly collectible of all French glass. Joseph-Gabriel Argy-Rousseau was one of the early proponents of this style of glass. He designed the original models from which … Continue reading
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Tagged Almeric Walter, Argy-Rousseau, French cameo glass, pate-de-verre, Philip Chasen
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Pate-de-verre French glass by A. Walter and Argy-Rousseau
I buy and sell a lot of French cameo glass, mostly from the Art Nouveau period, 1890-1920, and the Art Deco period, 1920-1940. Some of the highest quality glass from these periods is not cameo glass, but rather pâte-de-verre (pronounced … Continue reading
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Posted in French cameo glass, Lessons
Tagged A. Walter, Argy-Rousseau, Authentic Daum, Authentic Galle, French cameo glass, pate-de-verre, Philip Chasen
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