As treasures from his collection comes to Christie’s, the Brighton antiques dealer Patrick Moorhead recalls the heady days of the 1960s
A 360-degree view of extraordinary artworks and objects from The Collection of Mr. & Mrs. John H. Gutfreund, to be offered in New York and online through 29 January
The fashion designer, artist and collector on his eclectic tastes and his fascination with ’the arrangement of the moment’
The legacy of the brilliant architect and designer Carlo Mollino includes a mysterious apartment in Turin
A 360-degree view of artworks and objects ranging from Chinese Export porcelain to Outsider Art, to be offered through 22 January
A 360-degree view of English furniture and works of art from the renowned London-based dealers, to be offered in London on 19 January
For Joanne and Fred Siegmund, collecting Americana — paintings, sculpture, furniture — was about ‘salvaging American history’
As furniture and works of art from their 75-year-old firm come to auction this month, we talk to Harry and Guy Apter about the company’s storied past
With the help of the French designer Henri Samuel, Susan and John Gutfreund turned their Fifth Avenue apartment into a work of art
Chinese Export specialist Becky MacGuire looks at pieces created for the elite of the Spanish-speaking world, including highlights from our January sale
A much-loved fixture of the New York social scene, Nina Griscom was the 1980s ‘It Girl’. But behind the glamour was an intelligent and discerning collector
An introduction to the multidisciplinary Japanese-American sculptor-designer, illustrated with some of the 11 works coming to Christie’s in December
The furniture of the French painter combines ‘creativity with perfection of execution, rigour with imagination’
A rediscovered masterpiece by André-Charles Boulle, the ‘most skilful craftsman of his profession’ under Louis XIV
Enjoy a 360-degree view of The Collector, our sale series showcasing furniture, objects and works of art from the 17th to the 19th century.
A 360-degree view of highlights from our upcoming Classic Week auction series
An expert introduction to a category featuring 19th-century European visions of mosques, markets and harems in far-off lands
From the iconic imperial eggs to its jewellery, flowers, figurines and snuff-boxes, and the distinct styles of its various branches and workmasters
From figurines and plates to vases and tea and coffee services, plus designers spanning Danko to Komashka
Using lots from our upcoming Collector sales, the Italian writer and Vogue stylist designs a series of vignettes in London’s most spectacular conservatory
A 360-view of Dalva Brothers: Parisian Taste in New York, showcasing the finest examples of 18th century French furniture, porcelain and sculpture
A 360-degree view of exceptional pieces on offer this October in Classic Week New York
The New York heiress and businesswoman discusses the art of entertaining — illustrated with lots from the private collection of Jayne Wrightsman
From applique and back splats to veneering and wingbacks, an essential glossary of furniture terms
Christie’s consultant Elisabeth Parker reveals why this extraordinary Ming carpet is one of the best examples ever seen at auction
Christie’s Senior International Clocks Specialist Will Strafford offers points to consider when buying French clocks, from age to condition
Why John Walker, former director of the National Gallery of Art in Washington, D.C., called it ‘unsurpassed on this side of the Atlantic’
A mahogany table gifted by Tsar Alexander I is a highlight of an innovative online collaboration with Paris’s leading art and antiques fair
How A. Jerrold Perenchio and his designer Henri Samuel brought 18th-century French luxury to Beverly Hills
Works by Lichtenstein, Giacometti, Lalanne and Van Cleef & Arpels — all available for immediate purchase