Mark Topalian has been a consultant appraiser in Rugs and Carpets at Doyle New York since 1994. His duties include appraising and cataloguing all rugs and carpets for estate appraisal services and auction purposes.
Mark utilizes almost two decades of extensive training in antique and semi-antique Persian, Caucasian, Chinese and European rugs and carpets in his family's antique Oriental rug business.
He received his Bachelor of Science at Boston University, where he graduated from the School of Management in 1982. After his studies at Boston University, Mark completed the certificate program at the New York School of Interior Design.
Mark is a featured appraiser on the PBS series Antiques Roadshow.
Doyle is honored to auction artwork and jewelry from the collection of artist and illustrator Beatrice Dabney Adams, together with presidential memorabilia from her husband, Charles Francis Adams IV.
The museums of the Upper East Side are offering one of their strongest summer seasons in recent memory. Here is our curated guide to weekends of discovery just beyond Doyle's doors.
Entertaining is back—with a fresh sense of style. Here is a selection from the Entertaining with Style auction to inspire memorable gatherings with personality and imagination.
Create a personal oasis at Hayloft Auctions – the July sale is brimming with furnishings, art and vintage treasures to inspire you!
Edward Ripley-Duggan examines color plate books from a Florida Bibliophile that capture soldiers and spectacle in late Georgian and early Victorian Britain.
The celebrated partnership between French designer Jean Schlumberger and Tiffany & Co. produced some of the most distinctive and captivating jewelry designs of the 20th century.
DOYLE announces Turkish Art Sale Series in Partnership with Turkish Philanthropy Funds
DOYLE is pleased to present a series of auctions in support of Turkish Philanthropy Funds, a 501-c non-profit organization based in the US. The series brings together artworks by renowned Turkish Modernist and Contemporary artists who have played an important role in the development of the unique Turkish artistic canon that emerged following the establishment of the Turkish Republic.
In celebration of our nation's Semiquincentennial, Gabriel Flicker details how the Revolution was recorded in both narrative and visual form across time and place.