Gregg Perry

The Historic Preservationist

Arts EN ↓ 1035 episodes

Conservation scholar Gregg Perry will lead us back into time on a journey of restoring and conserving 17th -19th century period architecture furnishings and timepieces.

Author

Gregg Perry

Category

Arts

Latest episode

May 10, 2026

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Episodes

432. Auction houses 2021 14.02.2021

Beware how auction houses deceive you with regards with the age of an object.

431.. Observations of object valuations of the larger American auction houses 13.02.2021

Examining sky rocketing valuations of decorative arts due to Covid isolation of clients.

430. Materials used for marquetry. 13.02.2021

Wood, bone, putee, semi precious stones are just a few of the materials that will be explained in this episode.

429. American and British Tall case Clock Movements 13.02.2021

Understanding the working operations of an 8-day bell stricking movement.

428. The American and British Tall Case Clock Movements 13.02.2021

Explaining the operation of an eight day tall case clock movement.

427 Restoration of architectural elements. 09.02.2021

Restoration of architectural elements.

426. Restoration and maintenance of architectural elements. 09.02.2021

Restoration and maintenance of architectural elements.

425. How to collect period antiques 08.02.2021

Learning the techniques of antique collecting, connoisseurship and developing an eye.

424. American Vernacular 08.02.2021

How these independent buildings arise from the use of local materials through the Information Age of catalogues.

423. British Vernacular Architecture 08.02.2021

Sporadically built architecture spanning 1100-1850.

422. Marquetry - Part II 08.02.2021

The history of marquetry” painting in wood”.

421. Marquetry- Part I 07.02.2021

The development of marquetry, the art of painting in wood.

420. Beyond Modern 1950-1990 07.02.2021

Floors, fireplaces, kitchen stoves, staircases, built-in furniture, services, lightning, woodwork.

419. Beyond Modernism 1950-1990 07.02.2021

Characteristics, door, windows, walls.

418. The Modern Movement 1920-1965 07.02.2021

Kitchen stoves, staircases, build-in furniture, services, lighting, metalwork and woodwork.

417. The Modernist Movement 1920-1965 07.02.2021

Characteristics, doors, windows, walls, ceilings, floors, fireplaces.

416. Twenties and Thirties 02.02.2021

Kitchen stoves, staircases, built-ins, services, lighting, metalwork and woodwork.

415. Twenties and Thirties 02.02.2021

Characteristics doors, windows, walls, ceilings, floors.

414. American Beaux Arts 1870-1920 Part II 02.02.2021

Kitchen stoves, staircases, built-ins, lighting, metalwork, woodwork.

413. American Beaux Arts 1870-1920- Part I. 02.02.2021

Characteristics, doors, windows, ceilings, floors and fireplaces.

412. Edwardian 1901-1914 02.02.2021

Characteristics, doors, walls, windows, ceilings, floor, fireplaces, staircases, built-ins, services, lighting, metalwork and woodwork.

411. Art Nouveau 1888-1906 02.02.2021

Characteristics, doors, windows, ceilings, floors, fireplaces, built-ins, service, lightning and metalwork.

410. The arts and Craft movement 1860-1925 01.02.2021

Characteristics, doors, windows, walls, ceilings, floors, fireplaces, staircases, services, lighting, metalwork and woodwork.

409. American Victorian 1840-1940 EP2 01.02.2021

Fireplaces, kitchen stoves, staircases, building furniture, services, lighting, metalwork and woodwork.

408. The American Victorian Style 1840-1910. 01.02.2021

The stylists characteristics, doors, windows, walls and ceilings.

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