About Us
Kulik Selzer are specialists in the sale of antiques and decorative arts with an emphasis on 20th century French and Italian design spanning the period between the First and Second World Wars.
Our focus is on beautiful design, unique pieces and works by the great 20th century masters Andre Sornay, Jacques Adnet, Jules Leleu, Andre Arbus, Dominique, René Prou and many more.
A selection of our stock can be viewed at The Gallery 200 Lexington Avenue NYC. 10th floor
Monday to Friday 9.30am to 5pm
Babette Kulik
Our Team
Babette began her career at Yves Saint Laurent, followed by Chanel and Gucci.
In 2008, she founded The Society Club —a rare and out-of-print bookshop and literary members’ club. Establishing itself as a cultural landmark in London’s Soho, it published poetry and photography volumes and served as the meeting place for the Booker Prize judging committee.
Widely regarded as one of Europe’s leading style experts, Babette has consulted for Selfridges and Hermès, and her work has been featured in Vogue, WWD, AnOther, and The Financial Times.
Matt Holland
Matt performs market analysis and appraisals and writes about 20th century design and aesthetics, as well as drawing from his background in rare bookselling to build exceptional libraries on visual culture.
He holds an MA (Distinction) in Cultural Studies from Goldsmiths, University of London, with a focus on contemporary Critical Theory and Art Theory, and a BA in English and American Literature from the University of East Anglia, as well as a number of years of valuable experience in the Financial Services and FinTech sectors.
Michael Selzer
Michael is a graduate of Fine Art Painting from St Martins College of Art and holds a Master’s in Curating Contemporary Art from Goldsmiths College.
A specialist in post-war European and American art, as well as 20th-century decorative design, Michael brings over 25 years’ experience in the art world. He started his career as a runner, sourcing art and design for London galleries, before founding The Door—London’s smallest 24-hour outdoor gallery.
He has curated work by Tim Noble, Jason Shulman, Paul Winstanley, and Mel Bochner, and has contributed to ArtReview magazine.
Jennifer Moores
Jennifer Moores is a serial entrepreneur and business leader with a career spanning luxury fashion, branding, professional sports, and nonprofit work.
Working closely with Matthew Mellon, she brought men’s footwear brand Harry's of London to wider recognition by strengthening its identity and market presence.
She assisted with the launch of The Society Club, a members' club, bookshop, and cultural space, that became a hub for London’s creative communities, and as co-founder of The Mayfair Agency, a luxury concierge service, she built a consultancy known for its tailored fashion services, brand development, and international clientele.
Jennifer's experience also extends beyond fashion and culture. As a minority owner and longtime board member of the San Diego Padres Major League Baseball team, she played a key role in its rebranding during a pivotal period for the franchise.
She remains active in national and community charities, particularly those focused on children, youth programs, and policy reform.