All Articles:
- ArtDaily.org
- March 14, 2012
Claremont Rug Company today announced the availability of a new, 28-page brochure which features 29 important, art-level 19th century Oriental rugs available at the Gallery.
- Chubb Collectors
- February 17, 2012
The Oriental rug world has evolved dramatically since 1980, when almost all dealers viewed antique rugs merely as elite decorative furnishings. Today we are witnessing a dramatically increased interest in putting the best antique Oriental rugs not only on the floor, but on the wall alongside paintings. This article explores the evolving trend.
- Financial Times
- November 2011
Antique rugs are as valuable as art - and not always for treading upon
- San Francisco Chronicle
- January 16, 2011
Antique carpets flying high as investment vehicles in down economy.
- ArtDaily.org
- December 15, 2010
Highlighted by a world record-price for an Oriental carpet sold at auction and the remarkable interest in rug-based interior design projects, the year 2010 has pushed the level of interest in art-level Oriental rugs to unprecedented heights.
- Art and Antiques
- November 2010
The colorful patterns of antique Oriental rugs tell tales that today's enthusiasts decode.
- Chubb Collectors
- Fall 2010
Whether the homes are traditional, contemporary or cutting-edge glass and steel, the great diversity of art-level carpets reflect consummate craftsmanship, aesthetic grace and harmony equal to that of the home itself.
- Forbes.com
- October 12, 2010
Claremont Rug Company today announced the acquisition of an 85-piece collection of rare 19th century art-level Oriental rugs assembled and held by a single family over four generations entitled "The Heartland Treasury."
- ArtDaily.org
- August 30, 2010
The difficulty for connoisseurs to hone their eye for art-level 19th century Oriental rugs goes beyond their limited availability at individual galleries. The periodic international auctions invariably mix a few collectible carpets with dozens of pedestrian pieces.
- Wall Street Journal
- June 18, 2010
Some of the most coveted masterpieces now are the ones on the floor.
- Wall Street Journal
- June 18, 2010
Approaching its 30th anniversary, Claremont Rug Company declared 2010 "The Year of the Rug" and recent sales on the Gallery and of a rare carpet at auction have dramatically reinforced the claim.
- ArtDaily.org
- April 6, 2010
When Claremont Rug Company announced an exhibit of a recent acquisition of 175 art-level, 19th century Oriental rugs, not even Gallery president Jan David Winitz was prepared for the response.
Investors turn into collectors as art-grade rugs become the hot new tangible asset.
The race for the world's top rug collection.
- Financial Times
- February 2010
The collecting of rugs as works of art is experiencing a renaissance.
- New York Times
- September 5, 2009
- Forbes.com
- September 9, 2009
Articles reporting on our "Artistic Visions" Collection event.
We are honored to be the only antique rug firm selected for the 2009 edition.
- The Financial Times
- March 29, 2008
Claremont President Jan David Winitz says that for the past year, many of his patrons - a list that includes more than two dozen members of the Forbes 500 wealthiest list- have talked about diversifying their assets.
- Forbes.com
- February 17, 2009
Jan David Winitz, president of Claremont Rug Company, today revealed that the percentage of his sales to "experienced connoisseurs" has grown steadily since last summer.
- Robb Report
- September 2008
For 21st-century titans, there is a dealer who provides access to the world's finest rugs: Jan David Winitz, founder and president of the Claremont Rug Company.
- New York Times
- September 2, 2008
As the president of an internationally known antique Oriental carpet company, my clientele is elite and sometimes too busy to choose their carpets at my stores. So for almost 30 years, I have been flying to them to make my presentations.
- Financial Times
- September 23, 2000
The Claremont Rug Company - one of the world's best sources of antique carpets - is here, co-owned (with wife Christine and partner) by Jan David Winitz, who inherited two things from his grandmother: a collection of great rugs and a love of art.