Working with David Easton
The owner of a Greenwich, CT house decorated by David Easton shares memories of working with the acclaimed designer.
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Doulton Lambeth Pottery
The decorative vases and whimsical figures of Doulton Lambeth art pottery embraced the Arts & Crafts movement of the late 19th century.
The Estate of Dawn Mello
Doyle is honored to auction property from the Estate of legendary fashion executive Dawn Mello as a feature of the Doyle at Home auction.
Meissen Porcelain
Leigh Kendrick chronicles the development of porcelain in Meissen, Germany and examines a selection of fine examples from The Estate of Myles Lowell
Powder Horns
Leigh Kendrick provides an overview of 18th century engraved powder horns and examines a rare example from the French and Indian War.
A Tisket a Tasket, a Nantucket Basket
Leigh Kendrick examines a group of Nantucket baskets created by Mitchell "Mitchy" Ray, Jose Formosa Reyes, Paul Whitten, Bill and Judy Sayle, Michael Kane and Harry Hilbert from The Collection of Claire Tracy and Frank Glaser
Tiffany Pastel Glass
Leigh Kendrick profiles the colorful opalescent Pastel Glass created in the 1920s by Tiffany Furnaces.
Gorham Loving Cup
Leigh Kendrick examines a sterling silver loving cup by Gorham presented in 1892 to the Fellowship Club of Chicago.
Early New York
Leigh Kendrick examines a group of ceramics and silver in the April 18 auction with a tie to New York City history of the 19th century.
Hermès Artistry
Leigh Kendrick examines the luxurious and colorful scarves produced by the legendary French firm, Hermès.
Albert Paley
Leigh Kendrick discusses the famed American metal worker whose dynamic Dragon's Back Table is a highlight of the Doyle+Design auction.
Micromosaic Marvels
Leigh Kendrick chronicles the history of micromosaics and examines two exceptional examples in the October 25 auction.
Take a Seat
Leigh Kendrick examines two chairs that illustrate the ways American cabinetmakers combined regional and foreign techniques and tastes to forge a distinctly American style.
Commode à Vantaux
Leigh Kendrick profiles the luxurious furniture created in 18th century France by the grand ébénistes Joseph Stöckel and Guillaume Benneman.
CHIHULY
Leigh Kendrick profiles the current exhibition of Dale Chihuly's fantastical creations at The New York Botanical Garden.
Paintings on Porcelain
Leigh Kendrick discusses the legendary painted porcelain plaques of KPM that have been treasured by collectors since the 18th century.
Fashionable Designs for American Furniture
Leigh Kendrick discusses early American cabinetmakers keeping up with the latest London fashions.
Fairyland Fantasy
A 1920s covered vase by Wedgwood is a rare surviving example of the firm's eerie Fairyland series introduced in the aftermath of World War I.
American Aesthetic Movement
New York firms Herter Brothers and Kimbel & Cabus supplied distinctive furnishings for the homes of America’s elite of the 1870s-80s.
Steuben Glass Works: A Legacy of Beauty and Utility
From vivid color to crystal clear, the famed American glass manufacturer set the standard for innovation and quality.