Thomas Gallery Ltd.
315 East 91 Street, 6th floor
New York City, NY 10128
United States
917.434.4032
Showrooms
Member of the following market(s):
New York City
T. Thomas Gargiulo came from a dual background as a Ph.D. in Psychology with extensive training in Art History and Anthropology to form Thomas Gallery in downtown Manhattan in 1997 to balance intellectual with design pursuits.
Since its inception the gallery has seen decorative arts as a vibrant representation of human culture of each age and as a portal to understanding it. All of us seek to have connection to our past, our beliefs, traditions and culture. Part of the way we do that is through objects around us. Objects are a physical embodiment of our thoughts and ideas.
Dealers are in a unique position. They may choose from the whole palette of art history to create their vision of culture and society through fine and decorative arts. In the gallery’s early days it presented several exhibitions. We explored the evolution of Italian lighting from 1945 to 1980, the work of Early German Modernism leading up to the Bauhaus Movement, the glory of French Ironwork of the 1940’s and the stunning leather covered furniture of Jacques Adnet.
Since then we have attracted a stunning client list that has included Architectural Digest, Barneys New York, Bergdorf Goodman, Nate Berkus, Thom Browne, Tory Burch, Channel, Ann Coultner, Thierry Despont, Tom Ford, Robert Gober, Gramercy Hotel, Jacques Grange, Victoria Hagan, Tom Hanks, Marc Jacobs, Amabel and Tony James (Blackstone), Calvin Klein, Michael Kors, Ralph Lauren, Yves Saint Laurent, John Lithgow, Jeffrey Lurie (Philadelphia Eagles), Madonna, Eli Manning, Peter Marino Architect, Steve Martin, Mathew Marks Gallery, Metropolitan Museum of Art (curators), Paul McCartney, Lachlan Murdoch, Museum of Modern Art (curators), Pradha, Keanu Reeves, Ian Schrager, Sex in the City, Michael Smith, Tiffany’s, Steve Tisch (NY Giants), The Vitra Design Museum, Germany, Lilly Zanuck.
The gallery now occupies a loft space at 315 East 91st Street. Although the gallery is primarily interested in the 20th Century we realize the roots of Modernism are ancient; we continue to be interested in the past, present and future of decorative arts not just as objects but also as vessels of meaning. We are willing to explore the work of important creators and those considered unknown, to present important historical pieces and high quality pieces of style.
View Sold Listings
new
new
new
new
Maison Baguès
French Mid-Century Modern Crystal Table Chandelier/ Girandole by Maison Baguès
H 41 in DIA 23 in
$ 2,800
new
French Modern Neoclassical Bench or Stool in the Manner of Andre Arbus
H 17 in W 19 in D 14 in
$ 3,770
new
new
Pair of Modern Neoclassical Benches or Stools in the Manner of Jean-Michel Frank
H 18 in W 20 in D 15 in
$ 14,875
new
Alberto Pinto
French Surrealist Table or Bench by Alberto Pinto for Nobilis, Paris
H 16 in W 23 in D 23 in
$ 7,900
new
Børge Mogensen (Borge Mogensen)
Danish Mid-Century Modern Leather Strap Chair Attributed to Borge Mogensen
H 28 in W 26 in D 22 in
$ 4,700
new
new
new
new
new
new
new
Seguso Vetri d'arte
Two Large Floral Murano Glass Flush Mount Fixtures by Seguso
H 5 in DIA 15 in
$ 6,775
new
Maison Jansen
Italian Bronzed Iron Filagree Wall Mirror Attributed to Maison Jansen
H 33 in W 18 in D 1 in
$ 2,970
A. V. Mazzega
Italian Mid-Century Blown Murano Glass Pendant or Lantern Attributed to Mazzega
H 26 in DIA 14 in
$ 2,770
Maison Jansen
French Mid-Century Console or Sofa Table by Maison Jansen
H 28 in W 45 in D 16 in
$ 5,970
French 1940s Gilt Iron Modern Neoclassical 'Sunburst' Flush Mount or Pendant
H 5 in DIA 19 in
$ 7,950
Loading...
