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"With their exceptional Architettura trumeau, Ponti and Fornasetti created a masterpiece in furniture collaboration, never to be repeated. Carrying on a uniquely Italian sensibility from the Renaissance into the twentieth century, Italian architects treated their clients as spectators for whom special design effects were to be staged in endless amusements. The Architettura trumeau continues this vital tradition into our time." — Brian Kish, Italian 20th Century Design Specialist | | |
"This ring is an exquisite example of the greatness that defines the house of Harry Winston. GIA bestows the cushion brilliant designation on only a select few diamonds, for their iconic pavilion faceting, which produces incredible brilliance. This important designation, combined with Harry Winston’s unique 'hidden halo' micro-pavé setting, makes for an awe-inspiring masterpiece." — Mark Schechter, Ideal Luxury | | |
"This exquisite eighteenth-century example was one of the earliest carpets woven at the Axminster manufactory in Devon, England. Made exclusively with plant dyes, this stately carpet mixes French elements with the English garden flowers that became the trademark of Axminster designs." — Roxanne Hakimian, Sales Manager at FJ Hakimian | | |
"A result of Robert Rauschenberg’s fascination with the effects of light in space, Bugle (Scale), 1979, combines technology, art and commerce to evoke the complexity of the twentieth-century experience. Related to the artist’s notable "Spreads," 1975–83, works from the "Scale" series, 1977–81, demonstrate Rauschenberg’s innovation in a large format." — Nia Yates, Art Consultant at Heather James Fine Art | | |
"When viewed in person, this incredibly slim carbon-fiber table — one of only twenty ever made — visually defies what is possible. Almost twenty feet in length, the piece masterfully combines state-of-the-art engineering with meticulous handcraftsmanship." — Stefan Lawrence, Founder of Twentieth | | |
"The Bacchantes vase was designed by René Lalique in 1927. Since its original release, it has been a staple in the Lalique collection and has become a lasting symbol of the firm's celebrated style. This version is particularly special, as the proportions of the original design have been accentuated and magnified to create an extra-large edition. The design is intended for collectors worldwide. Its meticulous hand-carved details exhibit a playful use of light and dimension when rendered on this scale. Each Bacchantes grand vase is individually numbered." — Maya Ahluwalia, Lalique | | |
"The reference 2499 is one of the most coveted watches made by Patek Philippe. During the watch's thirty-four years of production (from 1951 to 1985), only three hundred forty-nine were made. Among those, a select few were retailed by Tiffany & Co. and bear its logo on the dial. This example is in excellent and truly original condition, with its original leather strap and papers from the archives." — Roman Malakov, Principal of Roman Malakov Diamonds | | |
"Made by a famed fashion house with luxury craftsmanship, this 'never out of style' piece from the 2013 Chanel runway show will stand the test of time. Pieces like this, created by the great Karl Lagerfeld, are highly sought after and will continue to become harder to find." — Niris Katusa, Owner of Haute Koture | | |