A native of Montreal, Robert Quilter received a Bachelor of Architecture degree from the University of Maryland. For thirty three years he worked for the Baltimore City government as an architect, design review coordinator and city planner. In 1993 he decided to venture into the antiques business as a side line.
Bringing his design expertise to the art and antiques market has proven to be a successful effort with a large and growing customer base. Upon retirement from The Baltimore City Department of Planning in 2012, Mr. Quilter purchased a former antiques shop at 829 North Howard Street on Baltimore's historic Antique Row.
Bringing his design expertise to the art and antiques market has proven to be a successful effort with a large and growing customer base. Upon retirement from The Baltimore City Department of Planning in 2012, Mr. Quilter purchased a former antiques shop at 829 North Howard Street on Baltimore's historic Antique Row.
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Much care is taken with research, conservation and proper framing to create a fairly curated inventory. Consistent with the Gallery's mission, price points are as reasonable as possible while still showcasing authentic works of art for your private collection. Burnand was editor of Punch Magazine. Carved gilt frame 23 1/2" x 27 1/2"overall.
Displaying your personal collection of objects can be a very rewarding effort. Robert M. Quilter Fine Arts offers a varied selection of objects from the Early Nineteenth Century through Modernism. Crisp and elegant design in light cream, emerald green and black with silvered highlights. Likely enameled porcelain.
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