Welcome to Treasure King Museum where we offer your acquisition extraordinary artifacts acquired from renown landmarks worldwide that will add a touch of elegance to your home or business. Since 1976, we have been providing customers and
feature films with unique products from all over the world. Our founder, Richie Marcello A.K.A. TREASURE KING has traveled the globe to source the finest pieces, and we continue to uphold his legacy by offering exceptional items that are sure to impress. Browse our collection online or visit us in person. We look forward to helping you find the perfect decor for your space.
TREASURE KING WORLD WIDE MUSEUM
Welcome to
Treasure King Museum
A lifetime collection discovering and uncovering some of the most extraordinary
& historical treasures from around the world
from the halls and walls of great palaces, chateaus, castles, cathedrals and famous landmarks from around the world, from the great French King Louis XIV paneled room, monumental artifacts from the wealthiest industrialist of the gilded golden age to the iconic Hollywood memorabilia and rare modern pop culture art.
Please browse our Museum collection of irreplaceable artifacts.
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Pop Culture
Glass works
ORIGINAL RARE PERIOD ARTIFACTS
FOUNDED IN 1976
Architectural Archive has acquired one of the largest collections of extraordinary treasures from renown landmarks. Palaces, Castles, Mansions and cathedrals. a lifetime worldwide Treasure Hunt, searching the globe with a concerning eye for excellence, we have collected samples of outstanding cabinet makers such as François Linke, Christian & Gustave Herter, Pottier Stymus Valentino Besarel, Luigi Frullinni
We have selected the finest World Class 17th to 20th century treasures from foundries and Artists such as Barbedienne Caldwell Co., Albert Carrier-Belleuse, and many other leading artists. Using original castings from the halls of Versailles to The Great American Gilded Age to mid century lighting. magnificent original period masterpieces of the finest furniture, bronze and glasswork worldwide for your acquisition of the original or a quality museum recreation of the original using the original molds.
A product of the United States
A-ARCHIVE GLASS WORKS
STAINED GLASS
R.M./TK has compiled a lifetime collection of extraordinary opalescent leaded glass from the "The Great American Gilded Age". Currently holding one of the largest collections of Louis Comfort Tiffany and Opalescent leaded art glass. by leading glass Makers John La Farge, Maitland Armstrong, Lamb Sudios, Rudy Bros Pittsburg . Mary Tillinghast, Joseph Lauber, 3rd street Cinncinatti some who once worked for Tiffany and opened their own Stained Glass studios of the gilded age,
R.M./TK has supplied over 250 amazing leaded art glass windows to Museums many of the country's outstanding works of this great era.
RARE HISTORICAL LIGHTING
Welcome to
Treasure King Museum
lighting collection offers you the most extraordinary museum-quality lighting available today. Our lighting has graced the most iconic landmarks in the world, we offer our clients both the original fixtures or a high-quality museum recreations. made from the original mold. 3456
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POP CULTURE MODERN & MASTER ART
POP CULTURE ART
is a movement that emerged in the mid-to-late 1950s in both the United States and the United Kingdom. Emerging in the mid 1950s in Britain and late 1950s in America, pop art reached its peak in the 1960s. By using imagery from popular art and mass cultures, such as advertisements, comic books, and commonplace mass produced objects, the movement challenged high art traditions. Its use of popular culture imagery in art emphasizes any culture’s banal or kitschy aspects, most frequently via irony. It is also connected to the artists’ mechanical replication or rendering methods. In pop art, elements are occasionally visibly removed from their familiar context, isolated, or merged.
Louis Comfort Tiffany
After Tiffany had formed a partnership with Colman, Lockwood DeForest, and Candace Wheeler, and after having incorporated the interior decorating firm of L.C. Tiffany & Associated Artists, a desire to concentrate on art in glass led Tiffany to choose to establish his own glassmaking firm. The first Tiffany Glass Company was incorporated on December 1, 1885. It became the Tiffany Glass & Decorating Company in 1892, and the Tiffany Studios in 1900. He had used commercial glass houses for 19 years to supply his Manhattan showroom and clients, but wanted to be fully in charge of production and design security. Finally, in 1892 he founded his own glassworks, the Louis C. Tiffany Furnaces in Corona Queens. As a youth Tiffany had attended the Flushing Institute, on Roosevelt Avenue between Main and Union Streets, where the North Shore bus terminal now sits. Tiffany was keenly aware of the area's potential and for his furnaces to succeed, he needed to hire the town's pool of experienced immigrant workers, who were then mostly Italian, German, and Irish." Tiffany experimented with glass. Sand for glassmaking was abundantly available at nearby Oyster Bay. Tiffany would eventually oversee two hundred artisans. Among them, Clara Driscoll, whose dragonfly lamp won a prize in the 1900 Paris Exposition, was by 1904 one of the highest paid women in the world. Even some of Tiffany's artists were foreigners, such as Venetian-born Andrea Boldini, and both Englishmen Joseph Briggs and Arthur J. Nash.
OUR SATISFIED ASSOCIATES
MUSEUM TREASURES
Explore an unparalleled selection of palatial artifacts, perfect for enhancing the grandeur of palaces, luxury hotels, casinos, fine dining establishments, mansions or your own beautiful home.
Our clients’ satisfaction is always guaranteed. Contact us today for a quote, available listings, or to schedule a private viewing!
Dianna Marcello 818-857-9000
Email us at musemartifacts1@gmail.com