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Guide to Art Deco and Mid-Century Modern Dealers 28th Annual Exposition of 20th Century Decorative Arts June 4-5, 2011 Media Sponsors:
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Guide to
Art Deco and
Mid-Century Modern
Dealers
28th Annual
Exposition of 20th Century
Decorative Arts
June 4-5, 2011
Media Sponsors:
Arlington Deco Delight For Sale
$887,500
Built in the Streamline Moderne style of Art Deco, the home hits all the style’s char-acteristic notes, including:
* Horizontal orientation with stacking boxes * Linear brick accents * Curved corners * Glass block * Smooth exterior wall surfaces * Plain and scalloped cornices and frieze boards * Flat roof with coping * Highlighted and subdued paint colors, with alternating bi-color schemes
Entering the home through the rounded, lighted glass block entry, you find a tele-phone nook with original moulding in art deco “ziggurat style,” along with a stair-well light fixture and entry chandelier which are all original to the house. The new, stacked crown moulding found throughout the main level mirrors the moulding found on the telephone nook. Turning left at the entry, you walk into an early 20th century open floor plan with a sun drenched living room including original deco built-ins and hidden desk, and dining area with French doors leading into a sun-room that overlook the private rear patio and backyard. Turning right at the en-try, you pass a fully updated powder room and enter the kitchen, which has been fully updated to maximize its space while remaining true to the home’s architec-tural roots. Upstairs are three bedrooms, including French doors leading to an upper level balcony, and one fully updated bath. Original hardwood floors throughout the house have been refinished. Sited on a 9,463SF lot in Arlington’s sought–after Lee Heights neighborhood, the home sits on a slight rise above the road with a rear yard that forms a natural amphitheatre featuring a custom patio of large, curvilinear cement pavers where the original owner’s wife would hold vocal performances for friends and neighbors.
This unique property is offered at $887,500.
Contact Susan Joy for additional information 703.284.9215 or [email protected]
Long and Foster Realtors • 4600 Lee Hwy • Arlington, VA 22207 • 703.522.0500
It is not often that you find a jewel of early
20th century architecture that has been main-
tained and restored with consummate atten-
tion to the architectural accuracy and histor-
ic authenticity of this property. Built in
1939, this home is highlighted in the 1984
Smithsonian Press book “Washington
Deco, Art Deco in the Nation’s Capi-
tal” (Wirz/Striner).
Guest Services
Restrooms are located at the right rear corner of the Atrium (lobby) on the lower
level (LL) and on the upper level (UL) opposite the elevator
An ADSW information table is located in the Atrium (lobby)
An ATM is located in the cafeteria of the Food Services Building (FS). Check at the
ADSW information booth for directions
Food service is available in the Presidential Dining Room, located on the Mezzanine
level (ML)
Credit Cards (check with dealer about availability)
Silent Auction Items are located in Booth 801
Dressing Rooms are located on the show floor in aisle 7
Schedule at a Glance
Saturday, June 4, 2011
10:00 AM — Food service opens
11:00 AM — Show opens
11:00 AM — Silent Auction opens
4:00 PM — Food service closes
5:00 PM — Hildreth Meière lecture
6:30 PM — Silent auction closes
7:00 PM — Show closes
7:00 PM — After Hours Party begins
Sunday, June 5, 2011
11:00 AM — Show opens
11:00 AM — Food service opens
3:00 PM — Food service closes
5:00 PM — Show closes
After Hours Party supported by
a generous donation from
Ana Escobar 103
Washington, DC
As Luck Would Have It 602
Howard Luck
4333 36th St South
Arlington, VA 22206
703-801-2701
www.luckvintagedecor.com
Circa Antiques 601
David Walsh
465 Prospect Street
York, PA 17403
717-292-3789 (h)
717-852-4422 (o)
717-309-3473 (c)
Club Crandall 107
Matt Crandall
Wendy Lane Crandall
10019 Wards Grove Circle
Burke, VA 22015
703-323-5550 (h)
703-856-3604 (c)
Deco Doug 304
Doug Ramsey
106 West Fourth
Royal Oak, MI 48067
313-561-7913 (h)
248-547-3330 (o)
248-225-7217 (c)
www.Decodoug.com
Deco-Rations 600
Jim Linz
P.O. Box 221011
Chantilly, VA 20153
703-263-2106 (h)
703-568-3745 (c)
www.Deco-Rations.net
Dylan Clark Modern 201
Alexandria, VA
French Dreams Deco 101
Francois Beaux
1169 Errol Parkway
Apopka, FL 32712
386-589-3644 (o)
Gizmos Art 402
Lyndi McNulty
195 W. Main St
Westminister, MD 21157
410-876-7939 (h)
410-937-7546 (c)
www.gizmosart.com
Greg and Ann Golden 202
P.O. Box 10245
Silver Spring, MD 20914
301-384-0617 (h)
240-687-8885 (c-Greg)
Jim Barker 301
P.O. Box 746
Allentown, PA 18102
Participating Dealers
John Wanat 302
11603 E Boone Dr
Indianapolis, Indiana 46229
248-425-2868 (c)
Kingston Bay Gallery 603
Kingston, MA
Last Century Ltd 800
Charles and Jennifer Phalon
P.O. Box 49
Furlong, PA 18925
215-353-3184 (o)
www.trocadero.com/lascenltd
Le Mix 502
David Knouse
1155-1/2 S. Braddock Ave
Pittsburgh, PA 15218
412-241-5800 (o)
412-576-9646 (c)
www.lemixantiques.com
Linda Ingram Vintage Couture 103
Washington, DC
202-234-1719
Malabar Enterprises 401
Abby Nash
172 Bush Lane
Ithaca, NY 14850
607-351-6695 (c)
Matinee Idol 701
Gene Elm
Arlington, VA
703-522-6929
Michael Sanderson Antiques 303
602 5th Street
Weston, MO
816-830-6549 (c)
Moderne 104
Darnell Jones
3815 Contees Wharf Lane
Edgewater, MD 21037
410-798-6667 (h)
410-212-0562 (c)
Neil Ingber 404
11 Grist Mill Lane
Westport, CT 06880
203-259-1144 (h)
203-209-6110 (c)
Olde Mill Antiques 106
Wayne and Lisbeth Gregory
54 Upper Millway
Stafford, VA 22556
540-752-9582 (h)
540-899-4242 (o)
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Support the National Building Museum
Trade in Your General Admission Ticket
For an After Hours Ticket for $20 More
Stairs & Elevator to Upper
Level and Restrooms
Presidential Dining Room
Food Service
Sat: 10-4
Sun: 11-3
Forum
After Hours Party
7-10 PM
Hildreth Meière
Lecture
5 PM
Mezzanine level— Forum & Dining Room
Past Pleasures Moderne 200
Don Selkirk
703-256-8547 (h)
703-798-3368 (c)
Peter Piper Antiques 700
6312 Seven Corners Center, #222
Falls Church, VA 22044
703-241-0053(h)
703-462-3580(c)
Rags to Riches 100
Rita Nesbiit
7120 Little River Turnpike
Annandale, VA 22003
301-839-4294 (h)
703-658-2141(o)
703-732-3165 (c)
Sephantique 102
Brendan and Lee Press
Long Island City, NY
646-269-5059 (c)
Stoulis Design Associates 802
Beverly Stoulis
Main Line, PA
Strictly Hey-Wake 503
Chris & Becky Parahy
13702 Penn Ave
Hagerstown, MD 21742
301-733-3682 (o)
301-991-0629 (c)
Sue Grabowski 108
626 S. Garfield Street
Arlington, VA 22204
202-728-5678 (o)
The Deco Dazzle 400
Roy and Bonnie Mantle
The Gallery Kathlyn 501
D. Scott and Kathy Adams
107 Schneider Drive
Fairborn, OH 45324-5223
937-879-4538 (h)
937-344-4545 (c)
Tia’s Treasures 105
Carol Neitzel
P.O. Box 400
Arendtsville, PA 17303
717-357-0221 (h)
717-357-0221 (c)
www.rubylane.coin/shops/
tiastreasures
Try to Remember 203
Miriam and Ira Raskin
Bethesda, MD
301-802-5745
See our booth at Beaver Creek
Antique Market (Hagerstown, MD)
and display at Ecker’s Watch and
Clock (Bethesda, MD)
Call us to run your estate sale
20th Century Provenance 404
Richard A. Sementa, Jr.
348 Broadway
Cambridge, MA 02139
617.547.2300
www.provenance20.com
Vintage Poster Art 500
Art Finkel
38 Sheffield Avenue
Monroe TWP, New Jersey 08831
732-251-0284 (h)
732-251-6821 (o)
732-896-7170 (c)
www.trocadero.com/vintagepa
Hildreth Meière and the World’s Fairs of the 1930s
Saturday, June 4, 5 PM
Forum
During the 1930s, Hildreth Meière’s work appeared at three world’s fairs—the 1933/34 Century of Progress Exposition in Chicago, the 1939-40 New York World’s Fair, and the 1939-40 Golden Gate Exposition in San Francisco. Kathleen Murphy Skolnick, editor of the Chicago Art Deco Society Magazine and Meière researcher, will give an illustrated lecture on Hildreth Meière’s world’s fair commissions.
Walkers Collectibles 300
Carol and Dan Walker
412-922-0862 (h)
412-559-2761 (c)
After Hours Party
June 4, 7-10 PM
After a busy day of shopping, the Art Deco Society of Washington invites you to relax with a glass of wine, satisfy your appetite with an assortment of food, indulge your sweet tooth with an array of desserts, and enjoy the evening’s varied entertainment. Catering will be provided by The Tortilla Factory supplemented by a generous dona-tion from Safeway.
The evening’s entertainment begins with renowned novelty pianist Alex Hassan at the grand piano playing an assortment of songs introduced at America’s world’s fairs of the 1930s. Next, Joe and Tabitha give a lively swing dance demonstration. The evening concludes with Vitaphone and other musical shorts displaying the talents of some of
America’s great singers, dancers, and bands of the 1930s.
Vintage attire is encouraged but not required. Prizes will be awarded for the best dressed.
About the Performers
Alex Hassan is a Northern Virginia performing/recording pianist thoroughly immersed in the popular musical musical styles and arrangements of the 1920s and 1930s. High-lights of his musical career include performances at the Smithsonian, a party for the gerschwin family at Manhattan’s Player’s Club, Toronto’s McMichael Gallery, England’s Aldeburgh Festival, the Kennedy Center, Germany’s Piano Rarities festival, and numer-ous ragtime festivals throughout the U.S. He has recorded more than a dozen CDs.
Joseph and Tabitha Robinson began their dance partnership in Orlando, Florida in 2001. Together they began to further their knowledge and fundamentals in Lindy, Colle-giate Shag, Balboa, and Charleston, focusing on the basics and maintaining the authen-ticity of the original dances. Joseph was a founding member of the UCF Swing Club and has one of the most extensive collections of vintage dance clips and movies from which much inspiration and source material is drawn. Shortly after becoming dance partners they began competing in local dance contests in Florida and then in Michigan, recently adding national competitions. Their most recent accomplishments are second place in the
Advanced Lindy Open & Team Division at the 2008 Virginia State Open and second place at the 2009 San Francisco Shag Jam.
Coming Attractions
Tuesday, June 7, 2011 — Modernism for the Masses — Alexandra Lange, ar-chitectural historian and co-author of Design Research: The Store That Brought Modern Living to American Homes and Russell A. Flinchum, Ph.D., archivist of the Century Association Archives Foundation, professor and author of American De-sign discuss the ascension of industrial design during the 1930s, its relationship to the democratization of “good design” in consumer products, and the contem-porary version in mass market stores including Target and IKEA. National Build-ing Museum. Prepaid registration recommended. Www.nbm.org/programs.
Sunday, June 26, 2011 — House Tour and Musical Program — Tour the 1943 home of Neil Gladd. Learn what portions of the house are original, what chang-es were made over the past 70 years, and what the new owner has done and plans to do to restore the home. During the tour, participants will also view the owner’s collection of Deco artifacts as well as a few pieces of “do-it-yourself” Deco designed and built by the owner. Following the tour, Gladd will show part of his extensive sheet music collection and then, joined by jazz singer, Diane Daly, perform some of the numbers. Gladd will accompany Daly on his 1920s reed organ and mandolin-banjo.
