Tennis Jewelry, Tennis Art, Tennis Boutique, Gemtique Jewelry

The Art Collection offers a unique cultural perspective through visual evidence of the development and proliferation of Lawn Tennis in the 19th century. The artists of that era show us early equipment, clothing styles, graphic depictions of early tournaments and colorful advertising. Together these artworks help to document the enormous popularity of the Lawn Tennis as society embraced the new game with unprecedented fervor.

Featured in this section are some fine original oils, the rare stained glass panel, several striking color lithographs, and a series of engravings from the leading publications of the day.

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"Battledore", Stained Glass Panel, c.1872	Original Oil Portrait, "John Donnelly at 9 years" c. 1790s	Original Oil on Canvas, "1890's Tennis scene", by Raymond Sipos	Original Oil Painting, unknown French artist, c. 1890s
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Original Oil on Wood Painting, c. 1890s, artist unknown	Original Painting on Cloth, c. 1890s, artist unknown.	Color Lithograph, Shoppels' Modern Homes Catalog, 1886	Lithograph, Fashion Advertisement, St. Thomas 1891
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Original Charcoal, Tennis Still Life, by A.C.Lin, 1886	Color Advertising Lithograph in original Mahogany frame, c. 1909	Two engraving by Arthur Hopkins, Wimbledon scenes, 1881	Engraving, from the Encyclopedie series on arts and crafts, by Diderot and de Alembert, France, c. 1767