Specialist Amelia Walker on the ingenious scientific instruments that evolved into desirable works of decorative art
Discover the breadth of works offered from two private and iconic collections – The Collection of Sir Nicholas Goodison and The Collection of the late Lord and Lady Swaythling
The former Chairman of the London Stock Exchange also served as Chairman of the Courtauld and President of the Furniture History Society
Csongor Kis shares why the cabinetmaker’s ormolu-mounted mahogany furnishings remain iconic
The story of the French factory founded in the 18th century, from evolutions in style to the monarchs who gladly waited years for their commissions to be created
Exquisitely detailed scenes of fabled Iranian heroes from the collection of Paul Richard Loewi and his daughter Erica
As the days grow longer in the northern hemisphere, here are 10 artworks that celebrate the season — all of them being offered in our salerooms
Specialist Louise Broadhurst explains why this ‘Polonaise’ carpet once owned by Baron Adolphe Carl von Rothschild is such an exciting find
Explore a glamorous ensemble of Old Master paintings, European decorative arts, Japanese and Russian works of art and more
From paintings and sculptures to weapons and decorative objects, the art of the Islamic world is extraordinarily diverse
Discover exquisite furniture and works of fine craftsmanship spanning 500 years of history to be offered in The Collector
From applique and back splats to veneering and wingbacks, an essential glossary of furniture terms
Engage with the intersection of our Old Master & British Drawings sale and The Collection of Pierre Durand
Explore the sale today to discover a unique and luxurious interior, curated by a renowned designer and aesthete
Designer François-Joseph Graf reflects on how he transformed the interiors of a lake Geneva villa, objects from which are offered in London
Virtually step inside our Rockefeller Center galleries to discover three live sales from Americana Week
With a range of whimsical objects and grand masterpieces, four auctions present a perfect opportunity for all collectors
Our guide to the forms, ornamentations and carving styles, illustrated with lots from past Important Americana sales
The late co-founder of The Chinese Porcelain Company was a master of the mix in his New York gallery and apartment
From the iconic imperial eggs to its jewellery, flowers, figurines and snuff-boxes, and the distinct styles of its various branches and workmasters
Can you tell your tabatière from your boîte-à-mouches? Specialist Isabelle Cartier-Stone offers the ultimate guide to storing your snuff
In the late 19th century Emile Gallé’s vibrant glassware helped to transform ideas of what art could be. Christie’s Design specialists share their insights
Enjoy a 360-degree view of Victoria, Lady de Rothschild’s extraordinary London residence featuring hidden gems of 20th and 21st century art and design, available for bidding online
Christie’s Design specialists illuminate the origins of Louis Comfort Tiffany’s masterpieces in leaded glass, illustrated with lots offered at Christie’s
Enjoy a 360-degree view of Paris Classic Week sales
The magnificent 16th-century carpet would have been placed beneath the emperor’s throne in Beijing’s Forbidden City
A 360-view of highlights from the latest edition of The Collector
A 360-view of highlights from Mackinnon: Fine Furniture and Works of Art
Find one of your own in Art of the Islamic and Indian Worlds Including Oriental Rugs and Carpets in London on 28 October