A Cultural Event of Historic Proportions

Judy Settle says: We are honored to present the Cook Estate.
901 Camino San Acacio, Santa Fe (click here to view map).
Friday, 1/29, 10am – 4pm, $1 adm.; Saturday. 1/30, 9am-3pm.

Fresh to the market for the first time since 1931, Landmark presents the John Gaw Meem designed home of Amelia Hollenback, furnished as it was in 1931. Preserved by current owners, Dr. Edward and Mary Jean Cook, the home is filled with Spanish Revival and early pueblo furniture from 19th and early 20th century, many pieces featured in New Mexico Furniture 1600 to 1940. Outstanding NM tinwork as shown in New Mexico Tinwork 1840 – 1940, including Woodman and other major tinsmiths. Helen Cordero Naciemento, Maria, Rose and other outstanding pottery including pre-signature pieces. Religious art: bultos, early retablos, processional torches, etc. Fine art: Bakos, Naumer, Cassidy, etc. Early photographs: Ansel Adams, Curtis, etc. Fine household furnishings: sterling, early dishes from The Shed, original Clark gas stove, colcha embroidery and lifetimes of treasures. Architectural antiques, huge library, music collection, lots of ordinary household contents. This is a cultural event of historic proportions. Home currently featured on HGTV.


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Judy Settle Says: It’s Short & Sweet on Saturday the 16th!

Nice sale @ #2 Golden Ridge in Santa Fe (click here to view map). Sat., 1/16, 9am – 3pm. Lovely, new household contents including leather sofas, decorative and fine art, electronics, rugs and the stuff of life. Owner leaving the country and the lovely home is also available to lease. Old Santa Fe Trail past El Gauncho Rd. to Raven’s Ridge, left to Golden Ridge. Home on corner.

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