The era of living room cocktails
Before we had dry bars, such as the 1935-1940 Chinese export owned by B.R., we had blind pigs or blind tigers, otherwise known as speakeasies. B.R.’s dry bar — a …
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Before we had dry bars, such as the 1935-1940 Chinese export owned by B.R., we had blind pigs or blind tigers, otherwise known as speakeasies. B.R.’s dry bar — a …
A.M. from the 805 writes me that he has a vitrine that at first glance looks to come from the court of Louis XV. A closer look reveals the metal …
First, Renato Moiso, owner and chef artist, talks about his Santa Barbara restaurant, Via Maestro 42. Then, Tina Villadolid discusses the Community Art Programs at the Santa Barbara Museum of …
K.G. from the 805 is downsizing, and writes me that an antique table needs a new home, and, in my opinion, it should find a home that has a great …
One lucky guy from Santa Barbara, B.R., tells me that his daughter’s friend in Beverly Hills, upon a visit through a nice neighborhood, found two incredible exotic chairs, obviously midcentury. …
Interview with Vittoria Cutbirth, Executive director of The Arts Fund of Santa Barbara, plus a visit from Elizabeth’s sister and brother-in-law Nan and Hugh Walter.
E.V. from Montecito owns an old and fragile Japanese screen with a fabulous provenance. The artist signature in the chop reads Tosa Hironobu; Tosa is also a specific style of …
A.S. has a suggestive table lamp that was tested in the early 20th century by Underwriter Labs Inc., as we see on the label affixed to the top of the …
Music critic and conductor Daniel Kepl invites music enthusiasts to join him for an adventure tour to Portugal with Emeriti Philharmonic.
C from San Francisco has two wonderful hippie—era cases that he purchased from furniture maker Evert Sodergren in Seattle in 2010. These pieces have excellent provenance, as C has the …