Liberace Interiors and Object d' Art

"Liberace Interiors and Object d' Art" was located on La Cienega Blvd. in Hollywood. The shop offered a wide range of antiques. From furniture to silver, glassware and paintings.

He offered to sell his Loui XV desk for $250.000, but never sold it. (It's now at the Liberace museum in Las Vegas.)

Liberace also offered his services as an interior decorator. The store's tag line - "Antiques With A Future"

Shoppers were greeted at the front of the store by a mannequin dressed as Liberace, and could view a display of Liberace's jewelry valued at 1.5 million.

A few customers getting the Liberace treatment.

Liberace was taken to court by a tenant in the same building because of a nude portrait that was hanging in the men's bathroom. Calvin Bernstein, a photographer, believed the portrait to be of Liberace looking over his shoulder. The court agreed that it did indeed look like him, but by then the portrait had already been sold.

I wonder who that lucky person was?

Back To 1966

	"Liberace Interiors and Object d' Art" was located on La Cienega Blvd. in Hollywood. The shop offered a wide range of antiques. From furniture to silver, glassware and paintings. He offered to sell his Loui XV desk for $250.000, but never sold it. (It's now at the Liberace museum in Las Vegas.) Liberace also offered his services as an interior decorator. The store's tag line - "Antiques With A Future"

	Shoppers were greeted at the front of the store by a mannequin dressed as Liberace, and could view a display of Liberace's jewelry valued at 1.5 million.