Welcome

I've recently added new items for sale. Especially look at the many Tiffany lamps and glass, as well as Daum and Galle glass, as there are some spectacular examples with rain, farm scenes, mushrooms and more.

My son, Billy, urged me to start an antiques blog, so on 6/22/09, I posted my first entry. I update it once or twice a week, on Monday and many Thursdays, with really interesting topics. Please check it out by clicking on the 'Blog' link at the top of the page.

Philip Chasen Antiques features authentic Louis Comfort Tiffany Favrile glass, antique Tiffany Studios lamps and desk sets, Daum Nancy glass, Emile Galle glass, Louis Icart etchings and paintings, Handel lamps, Pairpoint lamps, Art Deco French glass by Le Verre Francais and Schneider, Rookwood, Grueby, Van Briggle, and Marblehead pottery, Loetz glass, Steuben glass, Quezal glass, Durand glass, Martin Brothers pottery, R. Lalique glass, and F.S. Church paintings.

For 40 years I've traveled the world buying and selling many exceptional objects of art. My expertise and integrity are well recognized in the antiques world. I have been dealing with many of the same clients for over 20 years. I hope to do the same with you.

From Heritage Auction Gallery magazine, Winter 2011, ©John Stinger

About this site

Here you can come to buy, sell, trade, or learn. There are links to items for sale and also free lessons on glass, lamps and desk sets. Hopefully you will find the lessons very informative.

As a recognized expert in the field of Art Nouveau signed lamps, French and American art glass, I've been called on many times to authenticate various objects. I am a paid consultant to several auction houses and insurance companies. As much as I would like to accommodate all requests for assistance, authentication, appraisals and research, I cannot. Please understand that if you find my personal assistance necessary, there will be a fee.

This site will be updated frequently with additions of my latest offerings. This site was last updated April 9, 2012.

Arnold Schwarz-enegger at the LA Antiques Show, April 17, 2011