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Rolex watches, Tiffany lamps and an Amphora Crocodile vase enliven Morphy’s Dec. 18-19 auction
DENVER, Penn. – December is traditionally a time to decorate, entertain and display one’s best heirloom silver, crystal and other antique wares. Morphy Auctions is capturing the holiday spirit with a glittering pre-Christmas Fine & Decorative Arts Auction Monday, December 18 and Tuesday, December 19. Those seeking the ultimate in stocking stuffers are sure to […]
Morphy’s presents Tiffany lamps, fine jewelry, Amphora pottery, American art, Dec. 7-8
DENVER, Pa. – Morphy’s 45,000-square-foot gallery never looks more beautiful than just before the company’s December Fine & Decorative Arts Auction. That’s the time of year when visitors are greeted by a breathtaking array of Tiffany Studios lamps, fine jewelry, paintings, both European and American pottery and glass, and many other superior-quality art objects carefully curated […]
Luxury watches, jewels and rare Amphora powered Morphy’s $4.3M holiday auction
DENVER, Pa. – Bidders had a taste for luxury and rarity at Morphy’s lavish Dec. 8-10 pre-Christmas Fine & Decorative Arts Auction, paying above-estimate prices on many of the sale’s premier lots. The $4.3 million event, with Internet live bidding through LiveAuctioneers, boasted fabulous Tiffany lamps, art glass, high-quality silver, bronzes, coins, fine art, and […]
The many manifestations of Amphora porcelain
NEW YORK – When Chinese porcelain reached Europe in the 1300s, its durable, delicate beauty delighted aristocrats and royalty alike, despite its excessive cost. Prices dropped considerably in the 1700s, when German alchemist Johann Friedrich Böttger, facing deception, imprisonment, and court intrigue, replicated its secret formula. The key was kaolin—pure, white “China clay.” Across Europe, […]
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