Calderwood Gallery Re-Locates to the Hot, Hot Side of North Broad Street
The revitalization of North Broad Street continues to gain momentum.
Following the openings of restaurants Vie and Route 6, 
Calderwood Gallery has
opened is brand new greatly expanded showroom across the street on 631 N. Broad.
Calderwood Gallery features interesting and unique furnishings and rare classic
photographs.
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| Calderwood Gallery launched in 1982 by Janet and Gary Calderwood, built an international following as a world-class resource for original French Art Deco (1910-1950) furniture by the most illustrious designers. The gallery has a vast inventory that includes works by Ruhlmann, Arbus, Leleu, Dominique, Jallot, Dufrene, Follot, Subes, and their contemporaries from that pivotal era in the timeline of fine design. Some years ago, together with son, Chris Calderwood (r), they expanded to |
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| Darrell Clarke President of City Council, Janet Calderwood of the Calderwood Gallery, and Karen Lewis Executive Director – Avenue of the Arts. |
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| A dashing pair Kristina Jenkins and Brett Coppol of Where Magazine. |
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| A job well done, architect Tom Nickel and Red the electrician, the new space is light, airy and very contemporary. |
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| Writers Art Spikol and Jax Lowell. |
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| Sissy and Mackenzie Halter. |
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| Darrell Clarke President of City Council, and Karen Lewis Executive Director – Avenue of the Arts. |
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| Cara and Chuck Bongiorno |
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| Sisters Cindy and Kelly Mahoney. |
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| Bonnie Silverman, Bill Mifflin, and Sally Mifflin. |
Thanks to Photographer Mike Hirata for these shots and some of the copy.
I was there – the gallery is spectacular and Janet, Gary, and Chris are so knowledgeable. And, of course, Janet was wearing a wonderful outfit. I especially loved her hat (was it a fascinator?).