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Schulim Krimper: Mid-Century Artist & Master Craftsman
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Artist Spotlight: KAWS
Category: Prints & Multiples
American artist and designer KAWS’ (Brian Donnolly) motifs and appropriations began to appear throughout the streets of New York in the early 1990s...
Lady Diana’s Enduring Style
Category: Luxury
Step aside Princess Grace ‘Kelly’ and Ms Jane ‘Birkin’ - style icon Lady Diana has no less than three bags named after her, with their sales s...
Partners in Craft: Influential Couples in Australian Mid-Century Pottery
Category: Modern Design
There are few greater ways to escape the pressures of daily life or simply to express oneself artistically than through craft....
Diamonds for Every Dress Code
Category: Jewels
The thought of a dress code or theme for an upcoming event can strike fear into the heart of even the most creative or sartorial minded among us...
Don Binney: New Zealand Modernist
Category: Art
Donald "Don" Binney is one of New Zealand’s key modernists, emerging in the 1960s...
Heuer’s First Place in Motorsport Timekeeping
Category: Timepieces
Thinking back to the 1980s and 90s, Tag Heuer was one of the most popular, sought after, and copied watches...
From Myth to Souvenir: The History of Coral as Adornment
Category: Jewels
According to Greek mythology, coral was formed after the slaying of the gorgon Medusa...
A Fine Regency Presentation Sabre
Category: Decorative Arts
In our forthcoming March Decorative Arts auction, we are delighted to be offering a fine Regency presentation sabre by John Prosser...
French Decoration in the 17th and Early 18th Centuries
Category: Decorative Arts
Interior decoration had its birth in 17th century France, and this concept of the civilised way of life was developed...