The Well-Appointed Room: This highly successful auction at Doyle New York showcased items from our Gallery. See photos of the preview exhibition and items sold here.

Sphere of Influence: The Robb Report magazine, which focuses on luxury goods, features our Early American globe by James Wilson in the January 2010 issue.

The Adventurer: Out magazine selected our black ocean globe as a great gift for a personality they describe as "the Adventurer" in their Dec. 2009/Jan. 2010 issue.

Schoolhouse Decor: The interior designers who run the firm S. Russell Groves made a black ocean globe from the George Glazer Gallery part of the design scheme for their vacation home, featured in a photo layout in the New York Times on August 5, 2009. Read more here.

Hudson River School: The Gallery loaned a Fanny Palmer lithograph to Home on the Hudson, a 2009 summer special exhibition at Boscobel House and Gardens museum. The Palmer print was also reproduced in the accompanying catalog. Read more about the exhibition here.

Take a Stand: Need a stand to display a small art object or collectible? See our Custom Display Stands page.

Globes

• Star Turn: Kelvin & Hughes Star Globe in wooden box, maritime navigation instrument, London: c. 1975 (Jan. 27)
• French Art Deco: Floor globe by J. Forest, Paris: c. 1924-30s with Art Deco stand and colorful horizon band (Jan. 13)
• That's Puzzling: Geographic Educator jigsaw puzzle globe, New York: Late 1920s (Oct. 20)

Maps, Celestials & Views

• Aerial Central Park: Fine, rare, and important large panorama of the park by John Bachmann, c. 1875 (Feb. 2)
• Fly to L.I.: Rare and unusual aluminum pictorial map of Long Island for pilots, 1937 (Jan. 7)
• We'll Drink to That: Bootleggers Map of the U.S., humorous pictorial map satirizing Prohibition (Aug. 11)

Decorative Arts

• Headlight?: Ceramic and metal skull candle holder, Japan, 20th C. (Oct. 28)
• Skiographe: French 19th C. scientific instrument, possibly meant to plot the location of shadows (Sept. 23)
• Hand Crafted by Crafts: Covered bridge relic wood gavel by Edward Crafts, boy scout, 1936 (Aug. 17)

Prints, Art & Books

Art: Renaissance to Victorian
• Great Grandfather Clocks: Six Baroque pendulum clock designs, engravings after Johann Jacob Schübler, 18th C. (Feb. 8)
• Each Man Is Led by His Own Taste: Motto illustrated in an engraving after Bernard Picart, Amsterdam: 18th C. (Jan. 13)
• Both Sides Now: Pair of engravings of David and Goliath after a two-sided Renaissance painting (Sept. 30)

Birds & Animals
• Animals, Italian Style: Dozens of 19th C. prints of birds, mammals, reptiles, marine life, and more (Jan. 5)
• Duke, Duke, Duke, Duke of Owl: Added to our Martinet bird engravings page: "Moyen Duc" owl (Sept. 30)
• Look Sharpe: Pair of bird of paradise prints by W.M. Hart and R.B. Sharpe, two proteges of John Gould (Aug. 19)
• Fish Story: Six 19th century chromolithographs of fish and ocean animals published in Spain (Jun. 26)

Botanicals
• With Munting Enthusiasm: Many new Abraham Munting prints, including some in vases, Dutch: 1696 (Sept. 18)
• Painted on Pith Paper: Pair of Chinese Export School paintings of fruit, 2nd or 3rd quarter of 19th C. (Sept. 1)
• Tulips à la Français: Original watercolor of a bouquet of tulips in the manner of Redouté, 1826 (Aug. 20)

Fashion & Costume
• Fashion Through the Ages: Watercolors of women's fashions from medieval to the 1920s, American: 1930s (Jan. 15)

Historic Buildings
• Stock Item: Etching of New York stock exchange from 1930s, showing statue of Washington (Sept. 25)
• Little Church Around the Corner: '30s etching of New York City landmark church favored by theater community (Sept. 25)

Horses and Equestrian
• Duke of Newc: 18th C. dressage prints showing the Duke of Newcastle's horse training methods (Oct. 19)

Landscapes
• Fire and Ice: Soho winter street scene in 1857, featuring firemen rushing past sleighs and pedestrians (Nov. 3)

Maritime
• Water Fight: The Siege of La Rochelle, three 17th C. etchings by Jacques Callot form one large naval battle scene (Jan. 11)
• Pierhead Paintings: Folk art paintings of steamships framed in lifesaver-shaped frames, British: 1923 (Jul. 2)

Portraits
• Feel the Electricity in the Air: Print of Ben Franklin's electricity experiment, after Benjamin West (Sept. 15)

Sporting
• All Dunn: Pair of watercolors featuring polo players and riders by J.W. Dunn (Aug. 11)

Travel Vistas
• Take the Long View: Large, colorful panoramas of Venice and Genoa printed in the 19th century (Nov. 3)
• Skyline Identified: Photo-process print of Manhattan skyline from Brooklyn identifying 53 buildings, 1954 (Oct. 19)
• Flyover of the Windy City: Currier & Ives bird's-eye view of Chicago, 1874 (Oct. 15)

World History
• Land Ho: Jacquard silk weaving of Columbus and crew sighting America for the first time, 19th C. (Oct. 16)