The 30th annual Baltimore Summer Antiques Show will take place this weekend and I am meeting up with two blogging friends, Architect Design and JCB to take in the show.
One of the highlights of this year’s show will be a Monet painting, for show and sale for the first time in nearly 100 years. The painting, Inondation à Giverny, is for sale for $5.8 million. Apparently the Swiss family which owned it needed a quick cash infusion, so they sold the painting to a dealer.
There are some pieces of jewelry that I wouldn’t say no to owning, like these two fabulous cuff bracelets. 
Or to this necklace!
Meg, I'd love to leave three free passes for you guys. Email me.
ReplyDeleteI love this show I have bought some cool stuff from here over the years. I'm sorry I'm not in Baltimore to go this year.
ReplyDeleteAhhhh - I would gladly take both of those cuff bracelets!
ReplyDeleteOkay, I give up -- what is the chinoiserie piece used for, or is it decorative??
OK, Meg....be a dear, won't you, and purchase that Chinoiserie piece and GIFT it to ME!!!! It would make me happier than I can adequately describe here in a few words! And look how much fun you will have at the show, too!!!
ReplyDeleteI am looking forward to it! See you in the morning...
ReplyDeleteWe are going on Sunday - to the show and Book Thing.
ReplyDeleteyou kids have fun! are you going to draw straws amongst the thre of you to see who gets to buy the monet?
ReplyDeleteAll the designs,creativity are stunning!outstanding pieces as well,great post and the Blog pretty cool amazing...i enjoyed reading. thanks for sharing.
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