Claret keepers

Article Abstract:

Claret jugs made in the UK in the 19th century are popular among glass collectors. Many of these extremely ornate jugs, created to hold Bordeaux wine, fetch thousands of dollars at auction. A history of these Victorian vessels is presented.

Glassware, Collections and collecting, 19th century AD, Decanters

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The good old days

Article Abstract:

Wine pots, jars and drinking vessels used by the Romans and Greeks are popular among collectors today. Auction houses and antiques dealers that carry collectible vessels are listed, and a history of pottery-making and winemaking is given.

Purchasing, History, Wine and wine making, Wine making, Antiques

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Get the picture

Article Abstract:

New York City is home to a number of excellent art galleries. Several of these are briefly profiled, including Cheim and Read, Matthew Marks Gallery, Pace Wildenstein, Ottu Nauman and Paula Cooper.

Cover Story, New York, New York, New York, Museums, Art museums, Art dealers

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