This Week at the Shop

A hand-colored antique photo restoration/reproduction project, with a beautiful custom frame.

This Thanksgiving there is much to be thankful for – our health, you our wonderful patrons, and our new shop, now at 131 Broad St., Claremont, NH.

Original engravings from John Miller, c. 1770’s get archival materials and custom frames with beautiful results.

This week, a memento of travel to distant lands in another time. Our feature is of a hand-weaved table cloth acquired during a trip to the Tarabucu Market of Bolivia…

This week’s feature: a c. 1870’s Belgian oil-on-panel gets cleaned, restored, and beautifully re-framed.

A beautiful 19th-century Wilhelm Alexander Meyerheim oil painting gets cleaned and restored.

Our post this week features a lovely “ribbon-doll”, of a type of art that has roots all the way back to the 1830’s…

Commercial art is an investment in your business. Let’s help show it off…

William Christopher was a teacher at Dartmouth College, a civil rights era activist, and an artist known for abstract imagery and collage…

With warmer weather finally here, This Week at the Shop features several boldly colorful oil-on-canvas paintings acquired during vacation travel to warmer places!

Antique needlepoint samplers often come to us with signs of aging or damage due to acidic materials. Framing needlepoint is delicate work…

This week’s installment takes us to the orchards of seventeenth century Italy, via some interesting art history…