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Natural bamboo, gathered silk, and a design inspired by Japanese artistry — all part of the late 19th century’s love affair with bringing the outdoors in. Timeless, light, and quietly beautiful. #annparkecollection #aestheticmovement #bam
A new arrival 🌱 Delicately curved glass and a peaked roof give this terrarium graceful lines. The perfect way to bring the garden indoors while we wait for the season to turn. 🌿 DM for details. . . . . . . . . . . . . #annparkecollection #gardenr
The kind of piece that quietly spurs conversation✨ This Circa 1890 rabbit was made by Poterie du Mesnil de Bavent in Normandy, a pottery founded in 1842 and known for its beautifully modeled animal figures. Finished in soft white tin-glazed faïe
Our February solution: bring the garden indoors 🌱 A classic stone trough filled with fresh greens - more garden pieces will be joining the Collection in the coming weeks… stay tuned. #annparkecollection #antiques #antiquesofinstagram
A heartfelt thanks to the New Yorkers who braved the snow to support our Wallace Hall show - some even skiing down Park Avenue to get there. ❄️⛷️ . . . . . . . . . #annparkecollection #antiqueshow #nyc
A quiet moment, beautifully preserved 🌿Eerything we love about paintings that invite you to pause and linger. See this work in person at Antiques Art & Design at Wallace Hall this weekend, where fine art and decorative objects come together in t
Counting down ✨
Just days to go until we open at Wallace Hall Antiques, Art & Design on Friday, January 23. We can’t wait to welcome you to 980 Park Avenue and share a glimpse of what we’ve been bringing together for this special New
January brings us to the Upper East Side. 🌸🕊️
Antiques Art & Design at Wallace Hall
January 23–25 • 980 Park Avenue A winter gathering of beauty, history, and inspiration in the heart of Manhattan. We hope to see you there. . . . .