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July 26, 2022

A close look at a Qing Dynasty Chinese export platter, circa 1800. Hand-painted, the basket overflows with flowers while tiny insects perch atop the lid. The subtle variation in the cobalt—from deep inky blue to soft washes - brings the design
The perfect day for the @ladewgardens festival🌷#gardenantiques
Join us at Ladew Topiary Gardens for a weekend where garden and design come together. Preview Benefit May 1 • Shopping May 2 We hope to see you there 🌳 . . . . . . . . . . . . . #annparkecollection #gardenroom #antiques
A watchful companion carved from Chinese hardstone, adding just the right note of garden character. A little moment of green—layered, lively, and quietly charming. 🌿 DM for details. . . . . . . . . . . . . . #annparkecollection #collectedhome
It starts with the vessel..late 19th century emerald glass compote — petal-form, sculptural. DM for details. . . . . . . . #annparkecollection #antiques #antiquesofinstagram
A garden unfolds across six panels—exotic birds, flowering branches, and quiet movement in every detail. Chinese export, circa 1920. Look closely: every feather, every bloom…small moments layered into the scene. DM for details. ✨ . . .
The English had a remarkable way of capturing spring in the 18th century - preserving it not in gardens alone, but in porcelain. At the Chelsea factory, leaves, blossoms, and even humble radishes were transformed into objects of delight, bringing the
Rooted in nature, ready for spring 🌿 These Chinese burl wood brush pots - originally created to hold a scholar’s calligraphy brushes - take on new life as sculptural vases for tulips and tabletop moments. Each one carved from natural root, eac