Seating

This striking pair of cube ottomans is fully upholstered in a bold black-and-white leopard print fabric, delivering a high-impact statement that suits glam, Hollywood Regency, and eclectic interior styles alike. The hourglass silhouette — wider at top and base, cinched at the center — adds sculptural interest beyond a standard boxy ottoman form. Versatile in function, these pieces work equally well as footrests, accent seating, or side tables with a tray. The matching set allows for symmetrical placement flanking a sofa or chair, or use them independently in separate rooms for a cohesive design thread throughout the home. Animal print has remained a perennial interior design staple celebrated by decorators from Dorothy Draper to modern maximalists, making this pair a timeless investment in expressive home furnishing.

Glassware & Crystal

This stunning American Brilliant Cut glass platter and creamer represents the pinnacle of the brilliant cutting period, roughly spanning 1876 to 1916. Characterized by its deeply incised geometric motifs — including hobstar medallions, pinwheel fans, crosshatching, and fine star-cut accents — this set exemplifies the dazzling prismatic quality that made American cut glass the most celebrated glassware of its era. Creamer 6” x3@h x 4” The large rectangular tray features a bold radiating fan design flanked by repeating star and crescent motifs, while the companion punch bowl displays equally intricate all-over cutting with a scalloped rim and matching pattern vocabulary. A period-appropriate glass ladle completes the ensemble, suggesting the set was kept together and likely used for formal entertaining. Pieces of this quality and completeness are increasingly difficult to find intact. The heavy lead crystal construction produces the brilliant light refraction that collectors prize, and the cohesive pattern across all pieces suggests they were purchased as a matched set from a single manufacturer, possibly Hawkes, Libbey, or a comparable house of the period.

Lamps & Lighting

Vases, Bowls & Decorative Objects

Lamps & Lighting

This extraordinary figural table lamp features a troupe of carved wooden monkeys arranged as a musical band, encircling a central carved pedestal base. The whimsical and highly detailed figures reflect the tradition of 'singerie' — the European fascination with monkeys depicted in human activities — a motif popular from the 18th century through the early 20th century. The lamp is crowned with a richly appointed red linen shade embroidered with a repeating gold palm tree motif and finished with a braided gold trim border, perfectly complementing the exotic colonial theme of the base. The dark lacquered stepped base adds a formal architectural grounding to the playful sculptural elements above. A statement piece that bridges fine decorative arts and collector curiosity, this lamp would be equally at home in a gentleman's library, a colonial-style study, or as a focal accent in an eclectic interior. Its rarity and thematic cohesion make it a standout among vintage lighting collectors.

Tables & Desks

This handsome mid-century modern end table exemplifies the clean, functional elegance that defined American furniture design of the late 1950s and 1960s. The gently bowed tabletop edge, angled legs, and distinctive bracket supports are hallmarks of the era's most celebrated designers and manufacturers — including makers such as Lane, Bassett, or Drexel, all of whom produced nearly identical forms during this golden age of American modernism. The warm walnut veneer top floats above a practical lower shelf, supported by tapered legs with subtle angular detailing at the top rail — a refined engineering touch that balances form and function beautifully. The two-tier design was a popular configuration of the period, offering both display space and practical storage in a compact footprint. This piece fits seamlessly into mid-century, Scandinavian modern, or even contemporary interiors, and its neutral walnut tone pairs effortlessly with a wide range of upholstery and decor styles.

Beds & Bedroom

This striking mid-century modern queen bed frame exemplifies the clean lines and warm wood tones that defined American furniture design of the 1960s. The headboard features five bold raised rectangular panels framed by a sleek walnut surround — a hallmark of the period's fascination with geometric form and honest wood craftsmanship. The design is reminiscent of pieces produced by notable MCM manufacturers such as Broyhill Brasilia, Bassett, or similar makers who catered to the mid-century American home. The low-profile footboard and tapered side rails complete the silhouette with understated elegance. This is a standout piece for collectors of American mid-century furniture or interior designers seeking an authentic anchor for a period-correct bedroom. The warm walnut tones complement both vintage and contemporary interiors with ease.

Mirrors

This commanding wall mirror features a richly carved frame in the Baroque or Rococo tradition, showcasing scrolling acanthus leaves, foliate flourishes, and decorative cartouches at each corner and along the rails. The dark gilt-bronze finish lends depth and gravitas consistent with late 19th to early 20th century craftsmanship. Mirrors of this scale and ornamentation were hallmarks of grand European interiors — gracing the walls of formal parlors, dining rooms, and entryways where they served both functional and theatrical purposes. The substantial proportions and hand-carved relief work suggest either European origin or high-quality American reproduction in the Continental style. This piece makes an immediate design statement in any traditional, transitional, or maximalist interior. Its warm tones complement mahogany, walnut, and gilded furnishings, and its generous reflective surface enhances light in any room.

Seating

This commanding high-back armchair exemplifies the dramatic silhouette popular in Hollywood Regency and transitional Mid-Century design. The sweeping walnut-toned frame features hand-carved foliate detailing across the crest rail, flanked by woven cane panels on both sides — a hallmark of fine furniture craftsmanship from the 1960s–1970s era. The chair's tall, architectural backrest is upholstered in a soft powder blue diamond-patterned fabric with button tufting, lending it a regal, throne-like presence. The tapered front legs with carved knee details echo neoclassical influences, bridging traditional elegance with mid-century flair. This piece makes a bold statement as a reading chair, accent seat, or focal point in any eclectic, traditional, or maximalist interior. Its generous proportions and stately height ensure it commands attention in any room.

Mirrors

This commanding antique gilt wood wall mirror exemplifies the elegance of Federal or Regency-period design, likely dating to the mid-19th century. The substantial frame features a beaded inner border, a broad channel-molded surround finished in gilt, and a decorative carved pediment crest adorned with foliate and rosette motifs — hallmarks of refined craftsmanship from the era. The mirror's aged and foxed glass, with its characteristic silvering loss, lends an authentic antiqued patina that is highly prized by interior designers working in traditional, maximalist, or collected-aesthetic spaces. This type of distressed mercury-style glass is virtually impossible to replicate convincingly in reproduction pieces. A true architectural statement piece, this mirror would anchor a formal entryway, dining room, or drawing room with quiet authority. Its scale and presence make it a centerpiece-worthy acquisition for collectors of American or English period furnishings.

Seating

This handsome navy blue velvet sofa exudes classic sophistication with its deep jewel-toned upholstery and traditional silhouette. The rolled arms, tufted back, and turned wood legs reflect a timeless English or American traditional design sensibility that pairs beautifully with both formal and transitional interiors. The decorative brass nailhead trim along the base and arms adds a refined finishing touch, elevating this piece beyond standard upholstered furniture. The sofa's generous proportions make it an ideal centerpiece for a living room, library, or formal sitting area. Three coordinating decorative throw pillows — including a crewelwork floral, a tiger-motif accent, and a mixed animal-print tapestry — add a curated, eclectic character that speaks to a well-appointed home.

Cabinets, Dressers & Shelving

This striking chest of drawers exemplifies the bold decorative tradition of Spanish Colonial furniture, likely dating to the early-to-mid 20th century or earlier. The deeply carved geometric fretwork panels covering each drawer front draw from Mudéjar and Baroque influences that flourished in Spain and Latin America across several centuries, creating a dramatic, almost architectural surface treatment. The piece features four substantial drawers adorned with interlocking angular motifs reminiscent of pre-Columbian or Moorish design patterns, set against a rich, warm walnut or mahogany-toned wood. Turned bun feet ground the form and are characteristic of Iberian cabinet-making traditions. The paneled sides add structural elegance and period authenticity. A commanding statement piece suited to a study, master bedroom, or grand foyer, this dresser pairs beautifully with leather, wrought iron, and rich textile accents found in Mediterranean, hacienda-style, or traditional interiors.

Rugs & Textiles

This striking Pakistani Bokhara rug features the classic elephant-foot (gul) medallion repeat pattern set against a rich crimson red field — a hallmark of the Bokhara weaving tradition originating in Central Asia and refined over generations by Pakistani artisans in the Lahore and Karachi regions. The image shows a hand-knotted red Bokhara wool area rug featuring classic geometric elephant's foot (Tekke) octagonal medallions and a purple inventory tag marked "FIRDOUS". The piece showcases meticulous hand-knotting with a dense wool pile, framed by a multi-band border of repeating geometric motifs in ivory, navy, and black. The tonal palette and symmetrical layout reflect the disciplined aesthetic of Tekke Turkmen design influence that defines authentic Bokhara style. A timeless statement piece suited to traditional, transitional, or eclectic interiors, this rug brings warmth and cultural richness to any living room, dining room, or study.

Cabinets, Dressers & Shelving

This handsome Victorian mahogany canterbury exemplifies the elegant utility furniture of the 19th century. Originally designed to hold sheet music and later adapted for newspapers and magazines, the canterbury form became a staple of refined English and American parlors throughout the Victorian era. This example features the classic slatted dividers with gracefully curved top rails, four turned corner posts crowned with ball finials, and a convenient single drawer below the slatted base shelf — a combination that speaks to both sophisticated design and practical function. The turned legs terminating in original brass castors allow effortless repositioning, a hallmark of quality period furniture. The rich, dark mahogany finish has developed a beautiful aged patina consistent with its likely late 19th-century origins. A versatile and striking accent piece equally at home in a traditional library, study, or sitting room.

Tables & Desks

This graceful demilune console table exemplifies Neoclassical elegance with its rich mahogany finish, half-moon silhouette, and beautifully reeded and turned legs. The curved stretcher base adds both structural integrity and decorative refinement, hallmarks of quality traditional furniture making. The piece draws inspiration from Federal and Regency period design, making it a timeless accent for entryways, hallways, or living spaces. Its flat back is designed to sit flush against a wall, maximizing both form and function in smaller spaces. Included in this listing is a striking chinoiserie-style porcelain lamp base featuring hand-painted birds, florals, and botanicals on a white ground — a perfect stylistic complement to the table's traditional character.

Lamps & Lighting

This stunning antique porcelain urn table lamp embodies the elegance of 19th-century Continental decorative arts, reflecting the influence of the celebrated Sèvres manufactory tradition. The amphora-form body is adorned with exquisitely hand-painted pink and lavender florals set against a soft celadon ground, framed by rich gilded borders and Gothic-arch neck detailing. The lamp features gracefully sculpted swan-form double handles, a hallmark of the Empire and late Neoclassical periods, mounted to the shoulders of the urn. The lower body transitions into a deep emerald green with additional gilt tracery, resting on a stepped square plinth base with ormolu-style brass mounts. A remarkable example of the European porcelain painter's art, this piece would be at home in a traditional, French country, or formal interior. The porcelain base is the star of this piece and would display beautifully as a decorative urn even independent of its lamp function.

Rugs & Textiles

This striking 45" x 78" Pakistani Bokhara rug features the iconic repeating gul (elephant foot) medallion pattern set against a rich crimson red field, a hallmark of the Tekke Turkmen weaving tradition carried forward by skilled artisans in Pakistan. The design is framed by multiple intricate geometric borders in deep burgundy, ivory, and teal, showcasing the meticulous hand-knotting technique passed down through generations. Bokhara-style rugs have long been prized for their bold symmetry and deeply saturated color palettes, drawing influence from Central Asian tribal weaving traditions. This piece exemplifies the classic all-over layout with rows of octagonal gul motifs surrounded by small geometric filler elements, a timeless composition favored by both collectors and interior designers. The wool pile provides both visual depth and tactile warmth, making this rug a versatile anchor for traditional, transitional, or eclectic interiors. Its rich red ground pairs beautifully with wood furniture, leather seating, and jewel-toned accents.

Silver & Serveware

This charming vintage mirrored tray features an ornate pierced brass filigree gallery surround with a warm gold tone, framing a rectangular mirror base with beautifully aged, foxed silvering that lends the piece a distinctly antique character. The red lacquered wood inner border adds a rich accent that bridges the warm brass and the smoky, antiqued mirror surface — a combination reminiscent of mid-20th century Hollywood Regency and French Provincial decorative styles. Pieces like this were prized as vanity, dresser, or bar cart trays, used to display perfume bottles, decanters, or small collectibles. The naturally aged mirror adds to the aesthetic rather than detracting from it, making this a favorite among collectors of vintage boudoir and decorative accessories.

Cabinets, Dressers & Shelving

This striking bow-front display cabinet draws on the elegance of Victorian decorative furniture traditions, featuring a dramatically curved front facade, bold black exterior molding, and rich mahogany-toned interior shelving. The piece reflects the period's love of contrasting finishes and architectural cabinet forms. The interior offers three adjustable shelves bathed in warm mahogany tones, ideal for displaying books, collectibles, barware, or cherished objects. The fluted column accents flanking the opening and the ogee crown molding at the top add refined classical detail. This cabinet presents a wonderful opportunity for the creative buyer — paint it, restore it, or use it as-is for a dramatic statement piece in a study, living room, or home bar setting.

Tables & Desks

This charming antique secretary desk features the graceful cabriole legs and serpentine silhouette characteristic of 18th- and early 19th-century European and American furniture traditions. The enclosed slant-front design, fitted with a brass keyhole escutcheon, speaks to an era when personal correspondence and private record-keeping were considered refined domestic arts. Finished in a deep black lacquer — a style popularized during the chinoiserie craze of the Georgian and Regency periods — this piece carries the atmospheric patina of genuine age. The curved bonnet top and shapely apron give it a sculptural presence that reads beautifully in a study, entryway, or bedroom setting. The lower drawer with its original brass knobs adds practical storage while maintaining the desk's elegant proportions. A wonderful candidate for restoration or a dramatic statement piece displayed in its current, authentically aged state.

Fine Art & Paintings

This compelling original oil painting presents two iconic chess pieces — a towering, elaborately ornamented King and a darkly rendered Knight — rendered in a bold surrealist-figurative style. The King figure is adorned with intricate golden filigree armor and an imposing crown bearing a cross finial, while the Knight beside him carries lances and is draped in textured dark robes, creating a dramatic interplay of power and allegiance. The palette of deep teals, forest greens, and burnished gold gives the composition a regal, almost medieval atmosphere, evoking themes of strategy, hierarchy, and chivalry. The painterly brushwork is confident and expressive, with heavy impasto detailing on the metallic elements that catches the light beautifully. Presented in an ornate hand-carved gilt wood frame with floral and scroll motifs, this piece is as much a statement in its framing as in its subject matter. Artist's initials are inscribed in the upper right corner. An exceptional find for chess enthusiasts, collectors of figurative art, or anyone seeking a dramatic focal piece.

Fine Art & Paintings

This striking original painting depicts an armored knight rendered in a bold, expressionistic style that recalls the energy of mid-20th century figurative abstraction. The artist employs a dramatic dark background punctuated by vivid strokes of yellow, teal, and green to evoke the pageantry and power of a medieval warrior, complete with plumed helmet and decorative breastplate. The composition draws the eye across layered gestural marks that suggest movement and authority, with faint nautical imagery — ships and flags — receding into the atmospheric background. This interplay of history and abstraction gives the work a timeless, commanding presence. The painting arrives in a green-toned decorative frame that complements its cool palette, making it ready to hang and an immediate statement piece in any interior from traditional to contemporary.

Cabinets, Dressers & Shelving

This handsome two-drawer nightstand features a rich espresso-toned finish and classic traditional styling that suits a variety of bedroom aesthetics. The turned, reeded legs and decorative brass ring pull hardware give it a timeless, elegant character reminiscent of Regency and Colonial Revival design traditions. A lower open shelf adds practical storage or display space, making this piece as functional as it is attractive. The piece sits at a generous height, ideal for use alongside standard or tall bed frames. Whether placed in a master bedroom, guest room, or used as a stylish accent table in a living space, this nightstand offers versatile charm and solid construction.

Tables & Desks

This handsome cherry wood console table exemplifies classic American traditional furniture design, featuring clean lines, elegantly tapered legs, and a warm reddish-brown finish that highlights the natural beauty of the wood grain. Two functioning drawers with brass hardware provide practical storage while maintaining the table's refined aesthetic. The piece reflects a timeless Hepplewhite-influenced sensibility, making it equally at home in an entryway, behind a sofa, or along a hallway wall. Its slim profile and generous length allow it to work beautifully in a variety of interior settings, from traditional to transitional. This is a well-crafted piece that balances utility and elegance, offering the kind of quiet sophistication that never goes out of style.

Books & Media

America After the Fall: Painting in the 1930s is a richly illustrated exhibition catalog exploring the powerful artistic response to the Great Depression era in American art. The book features works from the landmark exhibition, examining how American painters grappled with economic collapse, social upheaval, and national identity during one of the most turbulent decades in U.S. history. The iconic Grant Wood painting American Gothic graces the cover, instantly recognizable as one of the most celebrated and parodied images in American art history. Inside, readers will find reproductions of works by major Regionalist and Social Realist painters alongside scholarly essays contextualizing the cultural moment. This catalog serves as both a stunning visual reference and an important piece of American art history scholarship, appealing to collectors of American art, Depression-era history enthusiasts, and admirers of Grant Wood and his contemporaries.

Cabinets, Dressers & Shelving

This charming wooden magazine rack exemplifies the clean lines and warm craftsmanship of mid-20th century American furniture design. Constructed from solid oak with a natural honey finish, it features classic turned spindle sides, a sturdy slatted bottom base, and a gracefully rounded rectangular top frame with subtle corner joinery detail. The spindle-style construction echoes the Windsor furniture tradition while adapting it for functional mid-century living room use. Pieces like this were staples of well-appointed American homes from the 1960s through the 1980s, keeping newspapers, TV Guides, and magazines neatly corralled beside armchairs and sofas. A versatile and enduring design, this rack works equally well in traditional, farmhouse, or mid-century modern interiors. It can hold magazines, rolled blankets, craft supplies, or serve as a stylish mail organizer.

Books & Media

Glassware & Crystal

COVO is a celebrated Italian design house known for producing playful, functional, and beautifully crafted everyday objects. These tumblers reflect the brand's signature marriage of modern aesthetic and practical design, featuring a distinctive hammered texture surface that catches and refracts light beautifully. The clear acrylic construction gives these pieces a crystal-like appearance while offering the durability and lightness associated with premium acrylic tableware. The organic, dimpled texture across the surface is a hallmark of thoughtful Italian industrial design. A wonderful addition to any modern or eclectic table setting, these tumblers work equally well for casual entertaining or elevated everyday use.

Other

Glassware & Crystal

This fun and colorful set of six clear drinking glasses features bold, graphic illustrations of various dog breeds dressed in playful accessories — including a dachshund in a yellow striped outfit, a black lab, and others with whimsical props like umbrellas and targets. Each glass carries a unique design and witty dog-themed caption, making them a conversation-starting addition to any home bar or entertaining collection. The set appears to be a modern designer novelty line, likely from a specialty gift or home goods brand, appealing to dog enthusiasts and barware collectors alike. The colorful silhouette-style artwork has a mid-century modern graphic sensibility that pairs well with eclectic or contemporary interiors. Perfect as a gift for the dog lover in your life or as a lighthearted addition to your own entertaining repertoire. Each glass holds a generous amount and is well-suited for everyday use or casual hosting.

Vases, Bowls & Decorative Objects

Sculpture & Figurines

This finely detailed carved figurine depicts a standing Asian warrior or deity figure with long flowing hair, a mustache, and hands clasped at the chest. A smaller figure or animal is carved at the base, adding narrative depth to the composition. The piece rests on a polished rounded wood base, a hallmark of quality presentation in Asian export decorative arts. Carved bone and ivory-style figurines of this form were produced throughout China, Japan, and Southeast Asia, often representing legendary heroes, immortals, or protective deities from classical folklore. The intricate line work and layered figural composition suggest skilled hand-carving consistent with mid-20th century or earlier craftsmanship traditions. This piece carries strong visual presence despite its small scale and would be a distinguished addition to any collection of Asian decorative arts, netsuke-adjacent carvings, or antique figurines.

Sculpture & Figurines

This matched pair of Chinese Foo Dog (Fu Lion) guardian figurines exemplifies a beloved tradition in East Asian decorative arts spanning centuries. Foo Dogs, also known as Imperial Guardian Lions, have long been placed at the entrances of temples, palaces, and homes to ward off evil spirits and invite prosperity and good fortune. Crafted in a classic ivory-toned resin with aged patina highlights, each figure sits proudly atop an elaborately carved pedestal base featuring traditional geometric and fretwork motifs. The expressive faces, curled manes, and detailed claws are rendered with fine attention to the iconic stylistic conventions of the form. As a matched pair — one male, one female in the traditional convention — these figures make a striking statement on a mantel, bookshelf, or flanking an entryway. A wonderful accent for fans of Asian art, feng shui enthusiasts, or collectors of decorative sculpture.

Sculpture & Figurines

This handsome matched pair of foo dogs — also known as guardian lions or shishi — is finished in a classic celadon glaze, one of the most revered glazing traditions in Chinese ceramic history. The cool jade-toned green stands in elegant contrast to the warm terracotta-toned square pedestals, a pairing that reflects traditional Chinese decorative sensibility. Each figure is rendered with expressive, fiercely carved facial features, flowing mane detailing, and a characteristic chest medallion, all hallmarks of the guardian lion iconographic tradition used for centuries to protect homes, temples, and palaces. The pair faces outward as is customary, one typically representing yin and one yang. Foo dogs have long been prized as auspicious decorative objects in feng shui practice and Asian art collecting alike. This pair would make a striking accent on a mantle, bookshelf, or flanking an entryway.

Toys, Games & Dolls

Vases, Bowls & Decorative Objects

This charming tealight candle holder features a whimsical silver-tone spiral wire frame adorned with frosted pastel glass beads in lavender, green, blue, and peach tones. The coiled wire winds elegantly around a frosted glass votive cup, creating a soft, diffused glow when lit. This style reflects the playful and artisan-inspired home décor aesthetic popular in the late 1990s and early 2000s, often found in boutique gift shops and craft markets of that era. It carries a lighthearted, handcrafted sensibility that pairs beautifully with bohemian, cottage, or eclectic interiors. A delightful accent piece for a vanity, windowsill, or dining table centerpiece, this holder brings a touch of color and warmth to any space.

Glassware & Crystal

This elegant trumpet-form crystal vase features delicately etched floral and scrolling vine motifs that wrap gracefully around its exterior. The intricate wheel-etched or acid-etched detailing showcases a classic romantic aesthetic reminiscent of mid-20th century European glassmaking traditions. The vase's distinctive silhouette — wide flared mouth tapering to a rounded pedestal base — makes it a versatile decorative accent equally at home on a mantle, console table, or dining sideboard. The interplay of clear and frosted glass gives the etched florals a luminous, dimensional quality. A lovely piece for collectors of decorative glass or anyone seeking a timeless centerpiece vessel with old-world charm.

Vases, Bowls & Decorative Objects

This striking hand-thrown stoneware vase exemplifies the spirit of American studio pottery, a tradition rooted in the Arts and Crafts movement and carried forward by independent artist-potters working through the mid-to-late 20th century. The cylindrical form with a gently flared collar reflects a confident, minimalist wheel-throwing technique. The surface is adorned with expressive brushwork in cobalt blue and iron-rich brown, depicting what appears to be a stylized landscape or botanical scene. The ash or salt-influenced matte grey glaze grounds the composition and highlights the natural grit of the stoneware clay body beneath. This piece carries the unmistakable authenticity of a one-of-a-kind object made by human hands — no two are alike. It would make a compelling display piece in any collection of handcrafted ceramics or mid-century decorative arts.

Vases, Bowls & Decorative Objects

This elegant frosted glass serving bowl features a beautifully detailed leaf-vein texture pressed into its surface, giving it a naturalistic, organic feel that brings a touch of the outdoors to any table setting. The scalloped rim mimics the contours of overlapping leaves, adding a graceful decorative element that elevates both casual and formal presentations. Pieces like this were popularized in the 1980s and 1990s by glassware manufacturers catering to the home entertaining trend, often used as centerpiece salad bowls, fruit bowls, or punch bowl companions. The frosted finish diffuses light softly, making it equally striking as a decorative accent when empty. A versatile and charming piece, this bowl suits farmhouse, cottage, and transitional décor styles beautifully, and would make a lovely gift for the home entertainer who appreciates nature-inspired tableware.

Fine China & Dinnerware

This exquisite Victorian-era double bonbon or relish dish exemplifies the ornate decorative porcelain so beloved during the late 19th and early 20th centuries. The dual shell-shaped compartments are united by a lavishly gilded lobster handle — a hallmark of the whimsical naturalistic motifs popular in European and German porcelain of the period, likely RS Prussia or a similar Silesian manufacturer. Each bowl is adorned with hand-applied or transfer-printed clusters of pink cabbage roses and delicate purple lilacs against a creamy white ground, with soft blush pink shading along the scalloped rims. The embossed floral relief bordering adds further dimension and elegance to this already striking piece. This type of figural double dish was a fashionable fixture on Victorian and Edwardian tea tables, used for candies, nuts, or small confections. The lobster handle is a rare and highly collectible motif, making this an exceptional find for serious porcelain enthusiasts.

Glassware & Crystal

This beautifully crafted crystal glass pitcher features a hand-etched American eagle in flight, surrounded by delicate wheat sheaves — a classic patriotic motif popular in American glassware from the mid-20th century. The design reflects a proud tradition of decorative etching that elevated everyday serving pieces into heirloom-quality objects. The pitcher's elegant form features a flared, ruffled rim and a bulbous body that tapers to a solid base, lending it a graceful silhouette. The applied loop handle provides both comfort and a refined visual balance. This style was commonly produced by American and European glasshouses catering to formal entertaining. A wonderful piece for collectors of patriotic Americana, vintage glassware, or those who appreciate the artistry of wheel-etched crystal. The eagle and wheat imagery makes it particularly fitting for display in a traditional or Colonial Revival interior.

Vases, Bowls & Decorative Objects

This delightful porcelain trinket box captures the cheerful spirit of spring with its hand-painted-style floral motif featuring blue and purple tulips, a soft pink peony, and delicate scattered blossoms across a pale blue ground. The pastel checkerboard border in lavender, yellow, green, and pink adds a whimsical, cottage-garden charm. The hinged rectangular box is finished with a smooth high-gloss glaze that gives the florals a vivid, dimensional quality. Its compact, rounded form makes it an ideal accent piece for a vanity, windowsill, or bedside table. Perfect for gifting or as a sweet addition to a spring-themed vignette, this piece evokes the romantic floral traditions found in English and Continental decorative porcelain.

Fine China & Dinnerware

This charming vintage dinner plate features a classic mid-20th century aesthetic with a rich burgundy band accented by scrollwork and a Greek key-style geometric border. Four hand-painted floral bouquets of pink roses, yellow blooms, and blue flowers are evenly spaced around the rim, with a matching central floral spray — a hallmark of American and English china makers of the era. The white porcelain body is finished with a delicate gold outer rim, lending this piece a formal elegance suited to traditional tablescapes. The decorative motif is consistent with popular patterns produced by manufacturers such as Salem, Taylor Smith & Taylor, or similar mid-century American potteries known for their vibrant floral transfer designs. This plate makes a lovely display piece, a charming addition to a vintage china collection, or a sought-after replacement for collectors completing a matching set.

Fine China & Dinnerware

This delightful figural butter dish depicts a traditionally dressed peasant woman in a richly decorated red kerchief and patterned shawl, her arms outstretched to cradle the removable lid styled as a loaf of bread. The hand-painted detailing — polka-dotted tray border, blue accent striping, and carefully rendered facial features — reflects the charming naïve artistry of Central or Eastern European folk pottery traditions, likely originating from Austria, Czechoslovakia, or Germany in the early-to-mid 20th century. Pieces like this were crafted for both everyday use and decorative display, often sold as regional souvenirs or wedding gifts. The genre draws from a long tradition of anthropomorphic tableware popular across the Austro-Hungarian Empire and its successor states, where skilled village potters blended utility with folk storytelling. The expressive character of the figure, combined with the whimsical bread-loaf lid and polychrome glaze palette, makes this a standout piece for collectors of European folk pottery, kitchen antiques, or figural ceramics.

Vases, Bowls & Decorative Objects

This elegant Lenox ivory porcelain vase features a distinctive octagonal silhouette adorned with richly embossed scrolling botanical motifs across each facet. The refined gold trim along the rim and base adds a luxurious finishing touch consistent with Lenox's celebrated American fine china tradition. Lenox has been synonymous with gracious American entertaining since 1889, and pieces like this reflect the brand's enduring commitment to classical European-inspired design rendered in their signature warm ivory porcelain body. This vase would be a lovely accent in a traditional, transitional, or vintage-inspired interior, equally at home on a mantel, entry table, or within a curated china cabinet display.

Sculpture & Figurines

This charming porcelain duck grouping captures a serene natural scene with three ducks nestled among tall cattail reeds, rendered in soft celadon greens, warm taupes, and crisp whites. The naturalistic modeling and matte-to-gloss glaze transitions suggest European manufacture, likely mid-20th century in the style of Lladro, Goebel, or a similar quality continental studio. The composition is gracefully arranged on an oval naturalistic base, with each duck individually sculpted with expressive beaks and delicate feather detailing. The palette reflects the understated elegance characteristic of Scandinavian or Spanish porcelain traditions of the era. A lovely accent piece for a nature-themed display, a bookshelf vignette, or a curio cabinet. The pastoral subject matter and refined craftsmanship make this an appealing collectible for lovers of vintage decorative porcelain.

Toys, Games & Dolls

This charming Fisher-Price Two-Tune Television Music Box (model #114) is a beloved classic from the golden era of American toy manufacturing, produced between the late 1960s and 1970s. Fisher-Price built its reputation on durable, imaginative toys that sparked creativity in generations of children, and this music box TV is one of their most iconic designs. The scrolling screen features hand-illustrated nursery rhyme scenes including London Bridge is Falling Down and My Fair Lady, rendered in the warm, whimsical style that defined mid-century children's illustration. The yellow turn knob advances the scroll while the music box mechanism plays the accompanying tune, creating a delightful multi-sensory experience. This piece is a wonderful example of post-war American toy design, appealing equally to serious Fisher-Price collectors, nursery decorators seeking vintage charm, and nostalgic baby boomers reconnecting with a treasured childhood memory.

Vases, Bowls & Decorative Objects

This striking large ceramic bowl commands attention with its bold, hand-painted black and white swirl design — a gesture that evokes the fluid energy of a breaking wave or the timeless balance of yin and yang. The brushwork is confident and expressive, suggesting the hand of a skilled studio potter working in a modernist or zen-influenced tradition. The piece sits within a long lineage of decorative ceramic art that bridges functional form and sculptural presence. Its monochromatic palette makes it effortlessly versatile, equally at home in minimalist, Scandinavian, or contemporary interiors as a dramatic centerpiece on a dining table, console, or credenza. The high-gloss white glaze provides a luminous ground that makes the dark swirl design pop with graphic intensity — a collector-worthy statement piece that elevates any room.

Glassware & Crystal

This elegant round cut crystal rose bowl showcases a classic fan and pinwheel motif that has graced fine homes for generations. The deeply incised cuts catch and refract light brilliantly from every angle, reflecting the skilled craftsmanship associated with European and American crystal traditions of the mid-to-late 20th century. The globe form — known as a rose bowl — has its roots in Victorian entertaining culture, originally designed to hold rose heads or potpourri as a fragrant table centerpiece. Today these versatile pieces are equally prized as statement vases, candy dishes, or decorative accents. The thick-walled body and polished rim suggest quality lead or full-lead crystal construction, lending the piece a satisfying heft and resonant ring characteristic of fine glassware.

Vases, Bowls & Decorative Objects

This charming decorative glass jar features a beautifully crafted metal lid designed to resemble a lily pad, complete with a detailed sculpted frog perched at the rim. The dark, aged-bronze-finish metalwork displays intricate openwork cutouts mimicking the natural veining of a lotus or lily pad leaf, while the frog figure adds a lifelike whimsical touch. This piece sits firmly within the cottage-core, nature-inspired, and garden-themed décor aesthetic that has grown enormously popular in recent years. It would complement a fairy garden display, a naturalist's shelf, or a frog collector's curio cabinet beautifully. The clear glass vessel itself has a classic apothecary-style profile with a gently ribbed body, making it versatile as a bud vase, trinket keeper, or purely decorative accent piece.

Sculpture & Figurines

This vibrant mosaic owl figurine is a striking example of the trencadís tile art style popularized by Antoni Gaudí in Barcelona. The piece features hundreds of individually shaped ceramic tile fragments in a vivid rainbow palette — yellows, oranges, reds, blues, greens, and whites — set in a flowing, organic pattern across the owl's entire body. The owl form itself is charmingly rendered with expressive black glass eyes, a teal beak, and boldly detailed taloned feet finished in a dark marbled glaze. The craftsmanship reflects the influence of Spanish folk art and Mediterranean decorative traditions, making it equally at home as a garden accent or indoor shelf statement. This piece appeals to collectors of Gaudí-inspired art, mosaic enthusiasts, owl figurine collectors, and lovers of bold, eclectic home décor. A joyful, handcrafted conversation piece with genuine visual impact.

Vases, Bowls & Decorative Objects

This charming antique brass birdcage novelty clock captures the whimsical decorative spirit of the late 19th to early 20th century, a period when miniature mechanical curiosities and ornamental birdcages were prized parlor accents. The domed cage form, decorative crown finial with hanging ring, and pierced brass base ring are hallmarks of European-influenced decorative craftsmanship from that era. A small bird figurine perches on a circular swing inside the cage, adding a delightful lifelike quality to the piece. The warm aged brass patina lends an authentic antique character that collectors of Victorian and Edwardian decorative arts will appreciate. This piece makes a wonderful display accent on a writing desk, bookshelf, or curio cabinet, evoking the romantic aesthetic of a bygone era when artisanal novelty objects were both functional timekeepers and works of art.

Sculpture & Figurines

This charming cast brass sculpture features two stylized birds perched on a branching tree resting on a solid oval base. The simplified, rounded forms of the birds reflect a mid-century modern aesthetic that was popular in decorative arts from the 1960s through the 1980s, blending whimsy with clean artistic lines. Brass bird sculptures of this type were commonly produced as decorative accent pieces for mantels, shelves, and side tables. The warm golden tones of the brass develop a rich natural patina over time, adding character and depth to the piece. This sculpture makes a lovely gift or accent in any nature-inspired or eclectic interior setting, pairing beautifully with bohemian, mid-century, or transitional décor styles.

Sculpture & Figurines

This delightful hand-painted metal sculpture captures a colorful songbird perched atop a miniature garden wheelbarrow, a style rooted in the folk art and decorative garden traditions popular throughout the late 20th century. Artisans working in this genre often combined soldered sheet metal with hand-applied paint to create whimsical, nature-inspired pieces meant to bring personality and charm to indoor or outdoor spaces. The bird itself features an impressive range of painted detail — warm amber and rust tones on the head and breast, layered green and gray wing sections, and delicate wire-work tail feathers suggesting a woodpecker or thrush species. The miniature wheelbarrow, painted in classic garden green with red handles, grounds the piece with a wonderfully rustic, cottage-garden aesthetic. This piece exemplifies the playful spirit of American and Mexican folk metal art, where everyday garden imagery is transformed into decorative sculpture with remarkable personality and craftsmanship.

Vases, Bowls & Decorative Objects

Cabinets, Dressers & Shelving

This substantial mid-century triple dresser with attached mirror exemplifies the clean lines and warm walnut tones that defined American bedroom furniture craftsmanship of the 1960s. The piece features nine generously sized drawers arranged in a symmetrical layout with subtle recessed panel detailing and tapered legs characteristic of the era. The large beveled mirror is framed in a matching walnut surround with a classically proportioned crown molding top, adding both function and visual drama to the piece. This style of dresser was commonly produced by respected American manufacturers such as Bassett, Drexel, or Stanley during the mid-century period. A versatile statement piece that works beautifully in traditionally styled bedrooms, transitional spaces, or as a bold accent in a modern interior seeking warmth and character.

Cabinets, Dressers & Shelving

This handsome mid-century modern rolling cabinet showcases the warm, rich tones of teak wood with beautifully patterned parquet-style veneer doors. The geometric block pattern on the door fronts is characteristic of Scandinavian-influenced design of the 1960s and 1970s, when teak was the premium material of choice for well-crafted home furnishings. The piece rides on original castors, offering both form and function — a hallmark of the era's practical yet stylish design philosophy. The flat, clean top surface makes it equally suited as a bar cabinet, media console, or sideboard in a dining or living space. This cabinet would complement any MCM, Danish modern, or eclectic contemporary interior. Its dual-door configuration suggests generous interior storage, making it as useful as it is beautiful.

Cabinets, Dressers & Shelving

This handsome mid-century modern china cabinet exemplifies the clean lines and warm wood tones that defined American and Scandinavian-influenced furniture design of the 1950s and 1960s. The rich walnut veneer and solid wood construction speak to the era's commitment to quality materials and honest craftsmanship. The sliding glass door design — a hallmark of the period — offers both practical display functionality and a distinctly retro aesthetic that pairs beautifully with contemporary interiors. The two-tier interior shelving provides generous display space for china, crystal, or curated collectibles. A lower drawer bank adds everyday utility to this already versatile piece. Whether anchoring a dining room, living room, or home office, this cabinet brings an undeniable warmth and authenticity that only genuine vintage furniture can deliver.

Silver & Serveware

Nambe is one of America's most celebrated metalware brands, founded in Santa Fe, New Mexico in 1951. Their signature alloy — a proprietary eight-metal blend — became iconic for its lustrous, silver-like appearance and remarkable thermal properties, making Nambe pieces prized by collectors and entertainers alike. This piece exemplifies the clean, sculptural lines that defined Nambe's mid-century modern aesthetic. Designed to be as functional as it is beautiful, Nambe's alloy construction allows the piece to transition seamlessly from oven to table, reflecting the brand's commitment to both form and function. The stamped Nambe mark on the underside, along with the 'Made in USA' designation, confirms its authenticity as a genuine American-made piece from the brand's classic production era — a hallmark of quality craftsmanship that collectors specifically seek out.

Kitchenware & Cookware

This handsome rectangular baking pan features a gleaming copper exterior paired with a bright stainless steel interior lining — a classic combination prized by serious home cooks and culinary enthusiasts alike. The dual-handle design reflects thoughtful European-style construction, balancing form and function beautifully. Copper cookware has long been favored in professional and gourmet kitchens for its superior heat conductivity and elegant appearance. The stainless steel lining makes this piece practical for everyday use without the maintenance demands of traditional tin-lined copper. This versatile pan is equally at home roasting meats, baking casseroles, or serving as a striking presentation vessel at the table. A wonderful addition to any well-appointed kitchen.

Fine China & Dinnerware

This graceful fine china set embodies the classic mid-century American tablescape tradition, featuring a delicate silver-gray botanical spray motif with platinum banding along the rims. The soft ivory porcelain ground and restrained floral design reflect the refined domestic aesthetic popular from the late 1950s through the 1960s, when formal dining sets were cherished wedding and anniversary gifts meant to last generations. The collection includes dinner plates, salad plates, saucers, soup or cereal bowls, teacups, and a coordinating set of crystal stemware — a rare find as complete multi-component sets are increasingly difficult to assemble. The platinum trim glows elegantly under candlelight, making this set as suitable for holiday entertaining as it is for everyday elegance. This is a wonderful opportunity for a collector, a bride building a traditional table, or anyone who appreciates the artistry of American and European mid-century porcelain manufacturing. The botanical motif pairs beautifully with silver flatware and linen napery.

Tables & Desks

This handsome mid-century modern walnut dining table exemplifies the clean lines and warm tones that defined American furniture design from the 1950s through the 1970s. The rich walnut veneer glows with a classic amber patina, and the extension leaf design reflects the practical elegance that made MCM dining sets enduring favorites. The accompanying chairs feature the characteristic arched back panel and solid construction typical of quality mid-century craftsmanship. The set coordinates beautifully with the matching hutch/buffet visible in the background, suggesting this may be a complete dining room suite from a single maker. Mid-century walnut dining sets are perennial favorites among interior designers and collectors seeking authentic period pieces that work equally well in traditional and contemporary spaces.

Vases, Bowls & Decorative Objects

This striking modernist decorative bowl features a graceful crescent-shaped copper-toned basin balanced on a slender pedestal base, evoking the clean, sculptural sensibility of mid-century modern design. The sweeping arch that rises from one end of the bowl adds dramatic visual tension, reminiscent of works inspired by Brancusi or the organic modernism of the 1960s and 70s. Nestled inside the bowl are three handwoven rattan or seagrass decorative spheres in rich chocolate and espresso tones, providing a warm textural contrast to the cool metallic finish of the vessel. Together, the set creates a cohesive vignette perfect for a console table, sideboard, or entryway. A versatile and sophisticated accent piece, this ensemble bridges organic and industrial aesthetics and would complement both contemporary and transitional interiors with ease.

Glassware & Crystal

This Kjell Engman for Kosta Boda signed elegant pair of crystal candlestick holders features a classic trumpet-form design with slender tapered stems flaring to a wide drip-catch top and a domed circular foot. The graceful silhouette reflects mid-to-late 20th century European crystal craftsmanship at its finest, reminiscent of styles produced by renowned glasshouses such as Steuben, Rosenthal, or similar prestigious makers. The taller of the two pieces bears an etched signature on its base, suggesting artisan or studio origin and adding provenance interest for collectors. The mismatched heights create a dynamic, intentional pairing popular in formal tablescaping and candle-lit entertaining. These candlesticks bring timeless sophistication to any dining table, mantel, or wedding centerpiece arrangement, and represent a classic investment in refined home décor.

Fine Art & Paintings

This striking original oil painting captures a moody winter forest scene rendered in deep navy, teal, and cobalt blues against a stark white ground — evoking the quiet drama of a snow-covered pine forest at dusk or dawn. The gestural, expressive brushwork suggests a mid-to-late 20th century origin, consistent with the plein air and expressionist landscape traditions popular among regional American and Canadian painters of that era. The composition is bold and confident, with tall dark conifers anchoring the center and loose, energetic strokes suggesting snow and shadows below. A luminous light breaks through the tree canopy, lending the piece both atmosphere and depth. The painting is signed in the lower right corner and presented in its original gold and green wood frame, which complements the cool palette beautifully. This piece would make a commanding statement above a fireplace, bed, or sofa in any traditionally or transitionally styled interior.

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Tables & Desks

This handsome mid-century dining set reflects the clean-lined, Asian-influenced aesthetic that defined American furniture design in the 1960s and early 1970s. The high-back chairs feature a classic panel splat design with upholstered slip seats, echoing the Ming-inspired styling popularized by designers of the era. The walnut-toned wood construction speaks to the period's emphasis on natural materials and understated elegance. The set pairs beautifully with both period-appropriate interiors and modern eclectic spaces seeking a warm, grounded anchor piece. With six matching chairs and a generously sized oval or rectangular table, this set offers both functionality and strong visual presence — a rare find as a complete matching ensemble.

Vases, Bowls & Decorative Objects

This exquisite frosted art glass dish is molded in the form of a fully bloomed flower, with overlapping petals radiating from a detailed center stamen. The soft yellow-green tint concentrated at the center and petal creases is characteristic of vaseline or uranium glass, a beloved material from the late 19th and early 20th century that glows brilliantly under UV black light. The piece reflects the Art Nouveau sensibility of celebrating nature through decorative form, with fluid, organic lines and fine surface texture achieved through a satin acid-etched finish. Small loop handles on either side echo the scalloped petal edge, adding both elegance and functionality. This style of decorative dish was produced by several prominent glasshouses of the era, including Verlys, Jobling, and various Bohemian manufacturers, and remains highly sought after by art glass collectors and Art Nouveau enthusiasts worldwide.

Vases, Bowls & Decorative Objects

This striking vase features a deep, lustrous oxblood (sang de boeuf) glaze — one of the most celebrated and historically significant glazes in ceramic tradition. Originating in Chinese imperial kilns of the Qing Dynasty and later adapted by Western studio and art pottery movements, the rich red glaze was achieved through precise copper-reduction firing techniques that made each piece uniquely one-of-a-kind. The vase's rounded, globular form is crowned by a distinctive flared collar trimmed in gold and black banding, adding an elegant contrast to the warm crimson body. This architectural neck treatment echoes both Asian and Arts & Crafts decorative traditions, suggesting either a period piece or a high-quality studio reproduction inspired by those movements. A handsome accent piece that commands attention on any shelf, mantle, or curio display. The warm tones pair beautifully with traditional, Asian-inspired, or eclectic interiors.

Fine China & Dinnerware

This striking antique porcelain plate features a dramatic jet-black ground adorned with a delicately painted scene of two lovebirds perched on a branch, surrounded by trailing ivy vines, maple-like leaves, and clusters of berries. The monochromatic palette rendered in soft sage and cream tones against the black ground is characteristic of the Aesthetic Movement and Anglo-Japanese style that flourished in the late 19th century. The rim is richly decorated with a continuous border of scrolling ivy foliage, echoing the naturalistic motifs of the central scene and reflecting the period's deep fascination with botanical and avian subjects drawn from both European and Japanese artistic traditions. This plate would make a compelling addition to a collection of Victorian decorative arts, transferware, or dark-palette antique ceramics, and displays beautifully on a wall or plate stand.

Vases, Bowls & Decorative Objects

This beautifully crafted studio pottery bowl showcases the artisan tradition of sgraffito — a technique in which designs are incised through layers of slip or glaze to reveal contrasting color beneath. The result is a striking composition of carved leaf sprigs and a central starburst medallion set against a luminous turquoise-blue field. The color palette moves dramatically from a deep oxblood red at the rim through soft celadon and warm golden tones toward the bowl's center, reflecting the unpredictable and celebrated effects of high-fire reduction or copper-oxide glaze chemistry. This interplay of color is a hallmark of skilled studio ceramics. Whether displayed as a sculptural centerpiece or used as a decorative serving piece, this bowl exemplifies the expressive possibilities of contemporary studio pottery. It would complement both bohemian and transitional interiors with equal grace.

Fine Art & Paintings

This delightful naive folk art oil painting captures the timeless joy of a winter village scene, with colorfully dressed figures skating on a frozen pond surrounded by snow-laden rooftops and bare trees under a moody evening sky. The style is reminiscent of Eastern European or American primitive folk art traditions, evoking a sense of warmth and nostalgia during the cold season. The painting bears a signature in the lower right corner, suggesting an identifiable artist whose work may reward further provenance research. The folk art genre has long attracted serious collectors drawn to its unpretentious charm, vivid palette, and storytelling quality. Housed in a handsome silver gilt frame that complements the painting's cool tonal range, this piece would make a striking focal point in any home, particularly during the winter months or as a year-round celebration of classic folk artistry.

Cabinets, Dressers & Shelving

This distinguished Queen Anne-style silver chest on stand exemplifies the graceful elegance of early 18th-century English furniture design. The piece features a fitted upper cabinet with double arched-panel doors secured by a period keyhole escutcheon, resting atop a base with a single long drawer adorned with original bail-pull brass hardware. The lower case is supported by beautifully proportioned cabriole legs terminating in pad feet, with a carved shell or fan motif decorating the shaped apron — hallmarks of the Queen Anne aesthetic that swept England and the American colonies in the early 1700s. The warm mahogany patina has deepened richly over decades, lending the piece an authentic aged character that reproduction furniture simply cannot replicate. Whether used as originally intended to store silver flatware and serving pieces or repurposed as a bar cabinet, jewelry armoire, or accent piece, this chest commands attention in any traditional, colonial, or transitional interior setting.

Silver & Serveware

This stunning pedestal compote bowl marries polished chrome with a sleek matte black interior, embodying the bold geometric sensibility of Art Deco and mid-century modern design. The wide, gently flared chrome rim creates a dramatic silhouette that commands attention as a centerpiece or display piece. The clear glass pedestal base adds a refined contrast to the metallic bowl above, lending the piece an airy elegance while grounding its substantial presence. This interplay of materials — chrome, glass, and matte black — speaks to the sophisticated material experimentation characteristic of 20th-century decorative arts. Ideal for display on a coffee table, credenza, or dining table, this compote effortlessly bridges vintage and contemporary interiors. Whether used to hold fruit, display objects, or simply as sculptural décor, it is a versatile and eye-catching addition to any design-conscious home.

Fine Art & Paintings

A charming and luminous original oil painting rendered in the pointillist tradition, depicting a sun-drenched beach scene with figures — a woman, young girl, and toddler — wading at the shoreline while sailboats drift across a shimmering bay. The technique of applying small, distinct dots of color to form the image is reminiscent of the Post-Impressionist masters, creating a vibrant, light-filled composition that draws the eye across the canvas. The work is housed in an ornate carved and gilded frame with decorative scrollwork at the corners and crest, lending the piece a classic gallery presentation. The scene evokes a nostalgic, timeless quality — reminiscent of leisure and childhood summers by the sea. The painting bears a legible artist signature in the lower right, suggesting a professional or accomplished regional artist. This is a compelling decorative and collectible piece well suited to traditional, coastal, or eclectic interiors.

Cabinets, Dressers & Shelving

This charming round drum cabinet exemplifies the elegance of mid-20th century French Provincial design, a style that swept American interiors during the 1950s and 1960s. The cylindrical form, fluted pilaster detailing, and delicate tapered legs reflect the graceful neoclassical influence that defined the era's finest bedroom and living room furnishings. The piece features two curved cabinet doors adorned with ornate drop-ring escutcheon hardware finished in antiqued bronze, adding a distinctly European sensibility. The warm walnut-toned finish highlights the quality of the wood construction beneath, with a molded top edge that lends additional architectural refinement. Versatile enough to serve as a nightstand, accent table, or bar cabinet, this drum table brings timeless sophistication to any traditionally inspired or transitional interior. A rare find for collectors of quality vintage American-made French Provincial furniture.

Silver & Serveware

A fabulous MCM 72 piece collection of nine vintage silver-plated flatware pieces for each place setting likely mid-20th century American production. The set includes a variety of forms: cocktail/oyster fork, butter spreader, demitasse or cream soup spoon, salad fork, dinner fork, dinner knife, two tablespoons of varying sizes, and a teaspoon — offering excellent variety for a range of table settings or creative repurposing. The classic tapered handle design with subtle ridge detailing reflects the restrained elegance of mid-century American tableware, evocative of gracious postwar entertaining. Pieces of this style were often gifted at weddings and passed through generations, making them sentimental as well as functional. Ideal for collectors building out a vintage flatware service, prop stylists, crafters working with silverware art projects, or anyone who appreciates the warmth of a traditionally set table. These pieces carry the character and history that only genuine vintage silverplate can offer.

Cabinets, Dressers & Shelving

This is a Lane Tuxedo mid-century modern walnut lowboy dresser, featuring distinct rosewood bowtie inlays on the central cabinet doors. This stunning mid-century modern dresser credenza is a standout example of the clean, functional design aesthetic that defined American furniture making from the late 1950s through the 1960s. Featuring warm walnut-toned wood with richly grained panels, sleek recessed pulls in a dark finish, and a long, low profile silhouette, this piece captures the best of the MCM era in a highly versatile form. The piece offers generous storage with a combination of drawers on the left bank, double cabinet doors in the center, and three deep drawers on the right — a layout that works beautifully in a bedroom, dining room, or living space as a media credenza or bar cabinet. The tapered legs are characteristic of the period and elevate the visual lightness of the design. Mid-century modern furniture of this quality and style continues to command strong collector and decorator interest, as it pairs effortlessly with both period and contemporary interiors. A glass top protector has kept the surface in excellent preserved condition, making this a ready-to-display statement piece for any home.

Fine Art & Paintings

This striking Chinese folk textile showcases the remarkable artistry of traditional Chinese needlework and patchwork craftsmanship. The bold red ground — a color symbolizing luck, prosperity, and celebration in Chinese culture — forms the foundation for an elaborate composition featuring four circular medallion panels, each embroidered with auspicious motifs including dragons and phoenixes, symbols of imperial power and good fortune. The surrounding patchwork field is constructed from a kaleidoscope of multicolored geometric fabric pieces arranged in pinwheel and star patterns, a technique reminiscent of traditional Chinese 'hundred family' quilts, which were historically assembled from fabric gifted by many families to bring collective blessings. Navy blue banding frames and divides the sections, providing graphic contrast to the vibrant palette of reds, greens, yellows, and blues throughout. This textile reflects the rich tradition of Chinese folk art where functional objects were elevated to works of art, often created for weddings, festivals, or ceremonial occasions. It would make a compelling wall hanging, collector display piece, or centerpiece in any Asian art collection or globally inspired interior.

Books & Media

A stunning collection of four antique leather-bound volumes featuring beloved classic literature, including Gone with the Wind by Margaret Mitchell and Treasure Island by Robert Louis Stevenson. Each book is bound in rich leather with elaborate gold gilt spine decorations and ornamental panels, hallmarks of fine bookbinding craftsmanship from an earlier era. These volumes represent the tradition of prestigious library editions produced for well-appointed home libraries, combining literary merit with decorative artistry. The warm tones of dark green, burgundy, and tan leather create a visually striking set that speaks to generations of bibliophilic tradition. This collection would make a magnificent addition to a home library, reading room, or as refined decorative accents for bookshelves. Collectors of antique books, interior designers, and admirers of classic literature will find these volumes both aesthetically captivating and historically resonant.

Seating

This handsome set of four dining chairs exemplifies the Mission and Arts & Crafts design tradition, featuring warm medium-toned walnut frames with characteristic clean lines, exposed joinery, and vertical slat backs. The sturdy ladder-back style with a curved top rail reflects the enduring influence of early 20th-century American furniture design, balancing simplicity with craftsmanship. Each chair is upholstered in a neutral cream and ivory striped woven fabric that complements virtually any dining room palette, from traditional to transitional to contemporary. The padded seats offer comfortable support while the solid wood construction ensures lasting durability. This matching set of four is a rare find — coordinated dining seating in classic Mission style is consistently sought after by homeowners and interior designers alike. They pair beautifully with farmhouse tables, craftsman-style dining sets, or as accent chairs throughout the home.

Beds & Bedroom

This stunning Victorian Eastlake bed frame is a masterpiece of late 19th-century American furniture craftsmanship, dating to approximately the 1870s–1890s. The Eastlake style, popularized by designer Charles Locke Eastlake, emphasized geometric ornamentation, incised carvings, and a rejection of the heavy curves of earlier Victorian furniture — all hallmarks beautifully represented in this piece. The towering headboard features an elaborate pediment with a central sunburst medallion, flanked by stylized finials and bird motifs. The central panel showcases burl wood inlay framed by hand-carved molding details. Matching turned corner posts add architectural elegance. The footboard echoes the design language with a carved recessed panel, completing the set with cohesion and visual drama. This is a rare opportunity to own a complete antique bed frame that served as the centerpiece of a Victorian-era bedroom. Whether displayed in a period home, incorporated into an eclectic interior, or added to an antique furniture collection, this piece carries irreplaceable historical character and artisanal quality that simply cannot be replicated in modern manufacturing.

Cabinets, Dressers & Shelving

This charming two-piece colonial-style china cabinet hutch showcases classic American traditional craftsmanship that has stood the test of time. The warm cherry-toned hardwood construction features beautifully proportioned lines with a cornice crown top, bracket feet base, and iconic diamond-patterned leaded glass doors that give it a distinctly period-appropriate character reminiscent of 18th-century American furniture traditions. The upper hutch section features two sets of diamond-pane glass doors with antique-style black iron hinges and knob hardware, providing excellent visibility for displaying your finest collectibles, china, or glassware. The lower buffet section offers practical storage with two drawers featuring decorative bail pull hardware and two arched-panel cabinet doors below. This piece would serve as a stunning focal point in a traditional dining room, living room, or study. It pairs beautifully with Colonial, Early American, Williamsburg, or Country French décor styles and represents the kind of substantial, well-built furniture rarely found in modern production pieces.

Jewelry & Watches

A remarkable trio of intricately hand-carved necklaces, likely dating to the late 19th or early 20th century, representing fine examples of decorative carved bone or ivory artisanship. These pieces reflect a tradition of meticulous hand-carving that was highly prized during the Victorian and Edwardian eras, when such jewelry was considered the height of exotic elegance. The collection includes a delicate leaf-motif necklace with individually carved botanical elements strung between small round beads, two elephant-themed necklaces featuring carved three-dimensional elephant head beads, and two carved medallion pendants — one featuring a detailed figurative relief scene, the other with an ornate openwork design. Each piece demonstrates exceptional craftsmanship and artistic detail rarely seen in mass-produced jewelry. These necklaces would be a prized addition to any collection of antique jewelry, ethnographic art, or Victorian-era accessories. They carry the warmth and character of pieces that have passed through generations, each telling its own story of artisan skill and cultural heritage.

Fine Art & Paintings

A magnificent example of European Baroque decorative metalwork, this large gilt bronze relief panel features an extraordinary composition of scrolling acanthus leaves, floral rosettes, and a naturalistic bird figure at the base — all rendered in exceptionally detailed high relief. The design follows the classical grotesque arabesque tradition popularized in Renaissance and Baroque palatial interiors, suggesting origins in the 19th century when revival styles were at their height among affluent European and American households. The panel's artistic vocabulary — symmetrical vine scrollwork radiating from central medallions, acanthus foliage cascading vertically, and mythological or naturalistic creature at the foot — is consistent with high-quality foundry work produced for grand architectural installations such as fireplace surrounds, elevator doors, library paneling, or monumental furniture case pieces. This type of ornamental casting was commonly commissioned for Gilded Age estates, European châteaux, and civic buildings. An extraordinary statement piece for collectors of architectural antiques, decorative arts enthusiasts, or interior designers seeking a dramatic focal element. The warm golden-bronze tone and commanding vertical format make it equally suited to traditional, maximalist, or eclectic contemporary interiors.

Seating

Set of 3! This charming mid-century modern barrel chair exemplifies the warm, organic design sensibility of American furniture making in the 1960s. The sweeping curved back rail and open Gothic arch splat details reflect the era's blend of traditional craftsmanship with modernist simplicity. Upholstered in its original burnt orange fabric featuring an embroidered medallion motif, this chair carries the authentic character that today's vintage enthusiasts prize. The rich walnut-toned hardwood frame features clean tapered legs that anchor the sculptural silhouette. A versatile statement piece that works beautifully in mid-century, bohemian, or eclectic interiors — equally at home as a reading chair, accent piece, or part of a curated sitting room.

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Fine Art & Paintings

A magnificent antique bronze bas-relief wall plaque depicting a lively scene of putti (cherubs) at play in a classical garden setting. The composition shows groups of chubby, animated cherubs engaged in various activities — dancing, wrestling, and frolicking — framed by architectural columns and lush foliage, all rendered with exceptional sculptural detail and depth. The style and subject matter are consistent with fine European decorative bronze work of the 18th to 19th century, drawing on a long tradition of classically inspired figural reliefs popularized by artists such as Clodion and François Boucher. The scene captures a joyful, Baroque-inspired energy with naturalistic modeling of the figures against a richly textured background. Two original hanging rings are fitted to the top, suggesting this piece was always intended as a prestigious wall-mounted decorative object. This plaque would make a commanding statement in any interior — from a traditional library or formal dining room to an art collector's gallery wall. Its substantial presence and museum-quality subject matter make it equally at home in period-style interiors and sophisticated contemporary spaces.

Fine Art & Paintings

This charming set of three blue and white transferware pieces showcases the timeless pastoral and romantic scenery that made English transferware a beloved tradition for over two centuries. The larger dinner plate and matching saucer feature idyllic countryside scenes complete with a windmill, grazing cattle, and lush trees, all framed by an exuberant border of peonies and foliage rendered in classic Staffordshire-style blue on white earthenware. The accompanying bowl features a similar rustic landscape motif with a cottage surrounded by trees, accented by a delicate floral rim. The style is consistent with mid-to-late 19th or early 20th century English transferware traditions, reminiscent of well-known makers such as Wood & Sons or similar Staffordshire potteries known for their 'English Scenery' or 'Rural England' patterns. These pieces make a wonderful addition to any transferware collection, a charming display grouping, or a thoughtful gift for lovers of English antiques and cottage-style décor. The cohesive blue and white palette pairs beautifully with farmhouse, traditional, and eclectic interiors alike.

Kitchenware & Cookware

This elegant covered casserole dish showcases classic mid-century ceramic craftsmanship with a beautifully sculpted swirl or shell-pattern dome lid. The radiating ridged design converges at a decorative loop handle, reflecting a refined aesthetic popular in American and European kitchenware from the 1950s through 1970s. The warm ivory and cream glaze gives this piece a timeless, understated elegance that suits both traditional and farmhouse-style tablescapes. The shell or sunburst motif on the lid is a hallmark of quality decorative ceramics from this era, often associated with makers such as Metlox, McCoy, or similar American potteries. This is a wonderful addition to any vintage serveware collection or an eye-catching centerpiece for a styled kitchen shelf or dining table. Whether used for display or entertaining, this piece brings a sense of heritage and warmth to any home.

Kitchenware & Cookware

Elevate your kitchen and entertaining setup with this elegant white marble cutting and serving board. The natural stone features beautiful organic veining in soft grey and cream tones, making each piece truly one of a kind. Marble boards like this have become a staple in modern kitchens and styled tablescapes, perfect for charcuterie displays, cheese boards, pastry prep, and everyday use. The rounded corners give it a polished, contemporary look that blends seamlessly with farmhouse, modern, and transitional kitchen aesthetics. A convenient hanging hole allows for easy storage and display, adding both function and style to any kitchen wall or pegboard setup. A timeless piece that looks just as beautiful on a countertop as it does at a dinner party.

Fine Art & Paintings

A striking example of early 19th century English blue and white transferware, this deeply cobalt plate showcases the beloved Chinoiserie aesthetic that defined the Regency and early Victorian eras. The central medallion features a classic Oriental garden scene complete with a multi-tiered pagoda, decorative urn, fencing, and lush florals — all rendered in the crisp, detailed transfer-print technique that made British pottery famous worldwide. The wide border is densely decorated with an exuberant floral and foliate pattern typical of Staffordshire or similar English potteries of the 1820s–1840s. The scalloped, rope-twist rim edge adds an elegant dimensional quality rarely seen on standard flatware of the period. The rich, saturated cobalt blue tone is characteristic of the flow blue and deep blue transferware highly sought by collectors today. This plate represents a tangible piece of Anglo-Chinese design history — a fusion of Western craftsmanship and Eastern inspiration that captivated consumers for generations. It would make a wonderful addition to a transferware collection, a period room display, or a curated shelf of blue-and-white ceramics.

Fine Art & Paintings

This charming pair of antique blue and white transferware plates represents the finest tradition of English ceramic artistry. The standout piece is the lower plate bearing the inscription 'The Cornfield after Constable,' a beloved pattern inspired by John Constable's iconic 1826 landscape painting — a hallmark of English Romantic transferware collectibles sought by art and ceramics enthusiasts alike. The second plate features an Oriental or Italianate architectural scene with intricate floral border medallions and scalloped edges, consistent with early-to-mid 19th century English pottery production. Both plates showcase the classic blue transfer-print technique that defined English tableware during the Georgian and Victorian eras. These plates make a stunning display pair for any collector of English antiques, blue and white china, or admirers of Constable's artistic legacy. They are ideal for wall display, a curated china cabinet, or as part of a broader transferware collection.

Fine Art & Paintings

This charming antique blue and white transferware plate showcases a beautifully detailed Romantic-era pastoral scene featuring classical ruins, an arched bridge, figures in period dress, and a lush landscape — all hallmarks of the popular 'Italian Scenery' or 'Romantic Ruins' genre that flourished in English pottery during the early-to-mid 19th century. The border is richly decorated with scrolling acanthus leaves, floral medallions, and intricate Rococo-inspired cartouches in deep cobalt and soft blue tones, framing a scalloped edge typical of Staffordshire earthenware from the 1820s–1850s. The transfer printing is crisp and well-executed, suggesting production from a quality English pottery house of the period. This plate would be a wonderful addition to a transferware collection, a blue-and-white decorative display, or a historically-inspired interior. The drilled wall-hanging hole speaks to its long life as a cherished display piece in a prior home.

Fine Art & Paintings

A rare and charming example of early American or European hand-painted wooden clock dial, believed to date from the late 18th to early 19th century. The square wooden backboard retains its original cream-painted surface decorated with hand-painted Roman numerals in a crisp black, complemented by beautifully rendered raised and gilded corner spandrels featuring floral and star motifs — a hallmark of period craftsmanship. The center boss retains traces of original gilding and is adorned with a delicate painted laurel or wheat wreath motif, reflecting the refined decorative vocabulary of the Federal or Georgian era. Two winding arbor holes at the lower portion of the dial confirm this served a weight-driven longcase or tall clock movement. A hanging loop at the top suggests it has been displayed as folk art in more recent times. This dial represents a wonderful piece of horological and decorative arts history, equally at home in a collection of antique clocks, American folk art, or period interiors. An opportunity for the serious collector to own an authentic surviving example of hand-crafted painted clockmaking tradition.

Fine Art & Paintings

This charming brown transferware soup bowl features a beautifully detailed central romantic pastoral scene depicting two figures seated together in a naturalistic landscape with dramatic rocky outcroppings and trees. The scene is reminiscent of the popular Romantic movement imagery widely reproduced on English pottery during the 19th century. The wide border showcases an elegant and intricate scrollwork design with acanthus leaf motifs and floral flourishes, all rendered in the classic warm brown transferprint that collectors know and love. The inner dotted ring border elegantly frames the central vignette, a hallmark of quality English transferware craftsmanship. Brown transferware of this style was produced primarily by Staffordshire potteries in England and remains highly sought after by collectors of antique ceramics, Victorian décor enthusiasts, and those who appreciate the artistry of transfer-printed earthenware. This piece would complement a collection or display beautifully as a standalone decorative piece.

Fine Art & Paintings

A charming piece of barbershop and grooming history, this hand-lettered ceramic shave mug bears the name 'Worpperling Lavender Shave Mug' in classic blue script, evoking the golden era of the American barbershop and gentlemen's grooming ritual. The bold, folk-art style lettering and decorative lyre motifs on either side give this piece a distinctive artisanal character rarely seen in mass-produced shaving wares. Accompanying the mug is a delightful small blue transferware saucer featuring an intricate floral and botanical pattern consistent with late 19th to early 20th century English or American pottery traditions. The pairing of these two pieces creates a cohesive and visually striking display set for any vintage bathroom vignette or barbershop-themed collection. This set would be a wonderful addition to a wet shaving enthusiast's display shelf, a barbershop memorabilia collection, or a curated antique grooming display. The Worpperling name and lavender branding suggest a regional or proprietary product, making this a potentially rare find for dedicated collectors of apothecary and grooming ephemera.

Kitchenware & Cookware

This charming oval serving platter showcases the timeless elegance of classic blue and white transferware, a style that has been beloved by collectors and decorators for well over a century. The platter features delicate floral bouquet motifs arranged in a repeating garland pattern around the scalloped, molded border — a hallmark of Victorian-era English pottery traditions. The blue transfer print depicts lush arrangements of daisy-like blossoms and leafy sprays connected by fine dot-chain borders, creating a romantic, cottage-inspired aesthetic that pairs beautifully with farmhouse, French country, and traditional interior styles. The scalloped rim adds a graceful, hand-crafted feel consistent with quality earthenware production of the late 19th to early 20th century. Blue and white transferware pieces like this one are perennial favorites among collectors of antique ceramics, vintage table settings, and decorative display china. Whether used as a display piece on a plate stand, incorporated into a curated transferware collection, or styled on a sideboard or kitchen shelf, this platter brings authentic period character to any space.

Fine Art & Paintings

This charming blue and white transferware pitcher showcases the enduring elegance of English ceramic artistry. The body features a beautifully rendered pastoral countryside scene depicting a large manor house or farmstead framed by mature trees, with figures in the foreground suggesting rural daily life — a hallmark of the beloved Staffordshire transferware tradition. The collar of the pitcher is adorned with a rich floral border featuring bold dahlias or anemones with lush foliage, rendered in deep cobalt blue against a crisp white ground. The rounded, bulbous form with a graceful loop handle and generous pour spout is characteristic of 19th and early 20th century English pitchersmanship. This piece would make a wonderful addition to any transferware collection, a farmhouse-style table setting, or a curated display of blue and white decorative ceramics. Its scenic motif and classic styling give it strong crossover appeal among collectors of Americana, English country décor, and vintage kitchenware alike.

Fine Art & Paintings

This handsome vintage wooden carrying case exudes old-world craftsmanship, featuring beautifully aged brass corner guards, a sturdy arched brass handle, and original swing-bar latches that speak to a bygone era of quality construction. The warm walnut-toned wood panels are joined with precision, suggesting this was purpose-built — possibly for instruments, art supplies, surveying tools, or professional equipment of the early-to-mid 20th century. The brass hardware has developed a rich, natural patina that collectors and decorators prize, adding authentic character that simply cannot be replicated. The box opens cleanly along a centered seam lid, secured by two matching brass clasp latches on either side of the top handle. This versatile piece is equally at home as a display prop, a storage accent in a study or library, or a centerpiece in a vintage-inspired interior. Its compact rectangular form and neutral wood tone make it a natural fit for farmhouse, industrial, or traditional décor schemes. A wonderful find for the discerning buyer who appreciates history and handcraft.

Mirrors

A beautifully aged antique beveled mirror featuring elaborate ormolu-style brass mounts at the crown, base, and both sides. The scrollwork and acanthus leaf detailing on the mounts speak to fine craftsmanship consistent with late Victorian or Edwardian decorative traditions, when such ornamental hardware was a hallmark of quality furniture and vanity accessories. The arched silhouette with scalloped shaping is a classic form found in dressing table mirrors and standing vanity pieces of the late 19th and early 20th centuries. The naturally aged foxing across the mirror glass is a beloved characteristic among antique collectors and interior designers seeking authentic patina — a look that simply cannot be replicated. This mirror would make a stunning statement piece in an eclectic, maximalist, or vintage-inspired interior. It pairs beautifully with dark painted furniture, gilded accents, and moody aesthetic spaces. A true decorative antique with undeniable presence and historical charm.

Fine Art & Paintings

This beautifully engraved circular enamel register plate originates from a Victorian-era wheel or banjo barometer, likely dating to the late 19th century. The dial features the classic weather prediction scale ranging from 'Stormy' and 'Much Rain' through 'Change,' 'Fair,' 'Set Fair,' and 'Very Dry,' with pressure graduations spanning 28 to 31 inches of mercury — the standard English barometric range of the period. The centerpiece showcases an exceptionally detailed engraved starburst or wind rose motif with fine decorative scrollwork, a hallmark of quality Victorian scientific instrument craftsmanship. The elegant Gothic-style lettering and ornamental border ring are characteristic of high-end English barometer makers of the 1860s–1900s. This dial face is a highly sought-after component for barometer restorers seeking to return an instrument to its original glory, as well as collectors and decorators who appreciate the artistry of Victorian scientific ephemera. Display it framed as wall art or use it as the crown jewel of a restoration project.

Fine Art & Paintings

This exquisite antique Limoges porcelain plate showcases the finest tradition of French decorative china, almost certainly dating to the late Victorian or Edwardian era (circa 1890–1910). Limoges, France became the world capital of fine porcelain production during this period, and pieces like this were treasured both in Europe and exported to discerning American households. The plate features a beautifully executed hand-painted design of cascading red currant clusters with naturalistic gray-green foliage, rendered in the loose, impressionistic style popular during the Arts and Crafts and Art Nouveau movements. The botanical artistry is vivid and confident, suggesting the work of a trained porcelain painter rather than an amateur decorator. The scalloped edge is highlighted with rich raised gold beading and elegant gilt scrollwork cartouches at the lobes — hallmarks of premium Limoges production from this era. This piece would make a stunning addition to a collection of antique French porcelain, a Victorian or cottage-style dining display, or a curated wall grouping of botanical china.

Kitchenware & Cookware

This charming vintage porcelain tea service set evokes the elegance of early-to-mid 20th century entertaining. The set features a distinctive Art Deco-influenced aesthetic with a repeating chain-link and scrollwork border design in platinum or silver tone, framed by delicate gold edging — a hallmark of refined domestic taste from that era. The ensemble includes four matching teacups with saucers, a lidded sugar bowl with angular double handles, and a graceful creamer — all in a warm ivory/cream porcelain body. The sugar bowl lid features a distinctive triangular finial that speaks to the geometric sensibilities of the period. The consistent pattern across all pieces suggests a well-curated original set. This set would make a wonderful addition to a vintage tablescape, a dedicated tea service collection, or as a decorative display grouping. The timeless cream and silver palette pairs beautifully with both traditional and transitional interior styles, making it as functional as it is collectible.

Fine Art & Paintings

This beautiful footed compote bowl bears the original Orrefors Sweden label, confirming its provenance as a genuine piece from one of Sweden's most celebrated glassworks, founded in 1898. Orrefors has long been recognized for exceptional clarity and artistry, producing pieces collected worldwide and displayed in major museums. The bowl features delicate hand-painted pink tulips with soft green leaves accented by small blue dot details, all rendered on brilliantly clear crystal glass. The scalloped rim and elegant pedestal base are characteristic of Orrefors' mid-century decorative style, blending fine craftsmanship with charming folk-inspired motifs. This piece would be a wonderful addition to any Scandinavian glass collection, a stunning centerpiece for a dining table, or a cherished decorative accent. Its combination of fine crystal quality and whimsical painted florals makes it equally at home in a collector's display cabinet or as an everyday statement piece.

Kitchenware & Cookware

This stunning set of six Orrefors Sweden wine glasses features delicate hand-painted enamel floral decoration — showcasing pink bleeding heart-style blooms with lush green foliage and soft blue accent details. Each glass carries the hallmark elegance associated with Orrefors, one of Sweden's most celebrated glassworks, founded in 1898 and renowned worldwide for artistic craftsmanship. The floral motif is rendered with a light, painterly touch that gives these glasses a romantic, garden-inspired aesthetic perfectly suited to both everyday entertaining and special occasions. The classic stemmed silhouette with a flared bowl is timeless and versatile. All six glasses retain their original Orrefors Sweden shield sticker labels on the bases — a detail that collectors prize as confirmation of authenticity and provenance. A rare find as a complete matched set, these glasses would make a beautiful addition to a curated tablescape or a vintage glassware collection.

Silver & Serveware

This charming brass tray top bar cart exudes a classic European elegance with its warm aged brass removable tray and sleek matte black wrought iron folding base. The distinctive spoke wheels and X-frame scissor stand are hallmarks of mid-century and French-inspired design, reminiscent of Parisian café and salon styling that never goes out of fashion. The cart features a generously sized rectangular brass tray with raised edges and integrated handles, perfectly suited for displaying a curated bar setup, books, or decorative objects. The collapsible iron frame makes it practical for smaller spaces or easy repositioning throughout a home. This piece appeals to fans of collected, layered interiors — equally at home in a maximalist library corner, a chic entryway, or a living room bar vignette. Its versatility as both a functional serving cart and a standalone decorative accent piece makes it a standout find for discerning home stylists.

Tables & Desks

This striking pedestal side table showcases the enduring elegance of chinoiserie decoration — a Western interpretation of East Asian artistic traditions that was enormously fashionable in Victorian and Edwardian parlors. The black lacquered top features hand-painted or stenciled gold botanical and figural motifs including flowering branches, birds, and delicate latticework, all hallmarks of the japanned furniture tradition popularized in 18th and 19th century England and America. The table rests on a beautifully turned central pedestal with acanthus leaf detailing at the collar, supported by a dramatic four-leg scrolled base with curved feet — a form reminiscent of late Victorian and Edwardian parlor furniture designed for displaying decorative objects or as a lamp table beside a settee. The combination of wrought-style ironwork base and painted wooden top suggests either a quality period piece or a well-executed early 20th century reproduction in the antique style. Chinoiserie furniture of this character is perennially sought by collectors of Victorian décor, maximalist interior designers, and lovers of the 'dark academia' and Gothic aesthetic. This table would be a commanding accent piece in a library, bedroom, or formal sitting room, and its worn patina only adds to its authentic antique charm.

Vases, Bowls & Decorative Objects

This stunning neoclassical figural table lamp features a graceful female figure rendered in a dark bronze patina finish, standing atop an ornate square brass pedestal base with scrollwork detailing. The figure raises her arms to support two candelabra-style arms that sweep upward in elegant acanthus leaf curves, holding the lamp sockets aloft — a design rooted in the grand traditions of Empire and Regency decorative arts. The lamp is topped with its original drum-style shade in a warm golden silk-textured fabric with scalloped edges and dark piping trim, giving it an authentic period character that is increasingly hard to find in the vintage lamp market. This style of figural torchiere lamp was a hallmark of aspirational American home décor from the 1950s through 1970s, evoking the glamour of Hollywood Regency and traditional formal interiors. This piece would be a showstopping accent in a library, living room, or formal sitting area. Collectors of mid-century decorative arts, neoclassical furnishings, and vintage lighting will appreciate both its sculptural presence and its remarkable state of preservation.

Fine Art & Paintings

A charming and warmly rendered original oil painting signed by the artist Ramon, depicting two young children sitting among a lush field of yellow wildflowers with a vibrant green foliage backdrop. The impressionistic brushwork gives the scene a timeless, sun-dappled quality that evokes nostalgia and innocence. The painting is housed in a beautifully carved ornate wood frame with decorative molding details, consistent with mid-20th century American or European decorative framing traditions. A brass picture light is included, adding immediate display-ready elegance. This piece would be a stunning focal point in a living room, bedroom, or hallway. The subject matter — children at play in nature — has enduring sentimental and decorative appeal, and the warm golden palette complements a wide range of interior styles from traditional to cottage to transitional.

Handbags & Accessories

This elegant antique walking cane exemplifies the refined gentleman's accessories of a bygone era. The warm honey-toned wooden shaft tapers gracefully from a substantial silver-capped pommel top, reflecting the craftsmanship and attention to detail characteristic of late 19th to early 20th century walking stick makers. The rounded silver pommel handle is a classic 'egg' or 'ball-top' style, once favored by men of distinction for both functional support and as a fashion statement. This style of cane was a staple of the well-dressed Victorian and Edwardian gentleman's wardrobe, signaling status and sophistication. An excellent addition to any antique cane or walking stick collection, display piece, or period costume accessory. This piece carries genuine character and historical charm that only authentic antiques can offer.

Handbags & Accessories

This elegant walking cane exemplifies the refined craftsmanship of the late Victorian or Edwardian era, when gentlemen's accessories were considered essential expressions of social standing and personal style. The dramatic crook handle, fashioned from genuine horn, displays the rich dark patina that only develops over decades, giving it the authentic character that collectors prize above all else. The slender bamboo shaft speaks to the period's fascination with exotic natural materials imported from Asia, and the polished metal collar joining handle to shaft is a hallmark of quality construction from this era. Walking canes of this type were carried by men of distinction as everyday accessories, and surviving examples in this condition are increasingly difficult to find. Whether displayed in an umbrella stand, incorporated into a gentleman's study, or added to a serious antique cane collection, this piece brings undeniable historical charm and visual elegance. A wonderful conversation piece and a tangible connection to a more formal and stylish era of everyday life.

Tools, Outdoor & Garage

This beautifully crafted walking stick showcases the natural artistry found in carefully selected hardwood. The handle appears to be formed from a naturally curved root or branch junction, creating a uniquely ergonomic and visually striking grip that no two examples can replicate. The warm honey-brown tones of the wood suggest a hardwood species such as cherry, apple, or fruitwood, which are traditionally favored by craftsmen for their density, workability, and rich coloration. The shaft has been smoothed and finished to highlight the natural grain while retaining the organic character of the original branch. This style of walking stick bridges the worlds of functional outdoor gear and folk art. It would be equally at home displayed in a cabin or study as it would be carried on a woodland trail. Collectors of Americana, rustic décor enthusiasts, hikers, and Renaissance fair attendees all prize pieces like this for their one-of-a-kind character.

Fine Art & Paintings

This elegant ball-top walking cane showcases fine woodworking craftsmanship with a beautifully turned spherical handle and subtle decorative ring detailing at the neck. The rich dark walnut-toned wood gives it a timeless, classic appearance that suits both functional use and display. The slender tapered shaft is well-balanced and traditionally proportioned, reminiscent of gentleman's canes from the early-to-mid 20th century. Whether used as a mobility aid or as a decorative accent piece, it carries an air of refined simplicity. This style of cane appeals to collectors of walking sticks, period costume enthusiasts, theater and film prop buyers, or anyone who appreciates quality handcrafted wooden objects with an old-world aesthetic.

Fine Art & Paintings

This striking hand-carved walking staff features a beautifully sculpted bird head totem at the top, showcasing the natural form of the wood with remarkable organic character. The carver has skillfully worked with the natural curves and grain of the branch, allowing the wood's inherent beauty to guide the design. The staff stands approximately walking-stick height and features natural knots, varied grain patterns, and a wonderfully gnarled texture throughout the shaft. The bird head carving at the crown appears to emerge organically from the wood itself, a hallmark of skilled folk art craftsmanship. This piece would make a distinguished addition to any folk art collection, rustic interior, or outdoor enthusiast's gear. It carries the spirit of traditional woodland craft and would be equally at home displayed in a study, cabin, or used as a functional companion on the trail.

Prints & Framed Art

Step back into the golden age of American home appliances with this charming framed 1959 General Electric advertisement for the revolutionary 5-Cycle Filter-Flo Washer. This piece captures the optimism and domestic pride of the late 1950s, showcasing GE's innovative approach to laundry technology with its pre-set automatic cycles. The advertisement features classic mid-century illustration and photography style, complete with the era's quintessential depictions of American family life. The colorful layout highlights all five washing cycles with delightful vignette images, making it a wonderful snapshot of postwar consumer culture and design aesthetics. Currently displayed in a classic black frame and ready to hang, this piece is a perfect addition to a laundry room, kitchen, vintage appliance collection, or mid-century modern interior. Appealing to collectors of advertising ephemera, GE memorabilia, and 1950s Americana alike.

Fine Art & Paintings

Step right up to own a spectacular piece of American circus history — a striking original or period Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey Combined Circus poster featuring the beloved clown 'Felix' and promoting '99 Other Famous Clowns.' Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey, famously billed as 'The Greatest Show on Earth,' was the crown jewel of American circus entertainment for over a century, and its promotional lithograph posters are among the most sought-after pieces of Americana in the collectibles world. This dramatic dark-background poster showcases a beautifully illustrated clown in full regalia — striped costume, ruffled collar, painted face, and parasol — rendered in the bold, eye-catching graphic style that made circus posters iconic works of commercial art. The 'Felix' poster is particularly desirable among clown and circus enthusiasts for its named performer focus, a rarer format than generic circus posters. Presented in a gold-tone frame with glass protection, this piece is ready to display and would be a commanding centerpiece in any den, office, bar, entertainment room, or dedicated circus memorabilia collection. Circus posters of this caliber are increasingly scarce and represent a tangible connection to a golden era of American entertainment.

Seating

A striking example of Queen Anne style furniture, this solid oak side chair features the hallmark elegance of the early 18th-century design tradition. The gracefully curved cabriole legs terminate in beautifully carved claw-and-ball feet, a motif popularized during the Queen Anne and Chippendale periods that speaks to skilled craftsmanship of a bygone era. The rich, deeply grained quarter-sawn oak frame carries the warmth and character that only decades of natural aging can produce. What truly sets this chair apart is its remarkable needlepoint seat cushion, hand-worked with a detailed antique world map design. Visible geographic labels including 'South Atlantic Ocean,' 'Arctic,' and 'McKinley' suggest the map references a late 19th to early 20th-century cartographic source, adding a layer of historical storytelling to this already distinguished piece. The vase-shaped central splat and yoke-style crest rail are quintessential Queen Anne details that collectors and interior designers seek for period-appropriate or eclectic interiors. This chair is a conversation piece as much as it is a functional antique — perfectly suited for a study, library, reading nook, or as an accent in a traditionally appointed dining room. Its combination of authentic period form and the unique needlepoint map seat make it a one-of-a-kind find for the discerning collector.

Seating

This elegant antique rocking chair exemplifies the refined craftsmanship of the late Victorian to Edwardian era, approximately 1880–1910. The piece showcases beautifully turned barley twist side posts that frame a finely carved splat back featuring a lyre-inspired pierced design with a central carved medallion and acanthus leaf crest rail — hallmarks of quality period furniture production. The chair retains its original woven rush seat, which adds warmth and authenticity to the piece. The turned front legs with bobbin detailing and barley twist stretchers demonstrate the meticulous attention to decorative detail characteristic of furniture made during this golden age of American and British cabinetmaking. The rich mahogany finish deepens the visual appeal of every carved and turned element. This rocking chair would be a stunning accent piece in a study, bedroom, or parlor setting, and appeals strongly to collectors of Victorian antiques, period furniture enthusiasts, and interior designers seeking authentic vintage character. A rare find that combines decorative artistry with functional form.

Cabinets, Dressers & Shelving

This beautifully crafted antique walnut blanket chest showcases the skilled woodworking traditions of an earlier era, featuring a striking hand-carved heraldic shield crest at center front flanked by scrollwork and rosette medallions at each corner. The decorative routed panel detailing on the front face adds depth and visual interest typical of quality period furniture. The chest rests on elegantly scrolled bracket feet with a molded base, reflecting a design sensibility consistent with late 19th to early 20th century American or European craftsman traditions. The warm, deep walnut tone has developed a rich patina over decades of use, giving this piece the unmistakable presence of a genuine antique. A working keyhole escutcheon at center adds to its authenticity and charm. This versatile piece functions beautifully as a hope chest, blanket storage, or statement coffee table in a living room, bedroom, or entryway. Collectors of antique furniture, interior designers seeking period-appropriate accent pieces, and homeowners who appreciate heirloom quality will find this chest a compelling and characterful addition to any space.

Mirrors

This elegant tabletop cheval mirror showcases the refined craftsmanship of traditional American Colonial or Chippendale-inspired furniture design. The rich, deep mahogany frame features beautifully carved scrollwork and rosette details along the bonnet top, along with a classic urn finial centerpiece that elevates its formal character. The mirror swings freely between two turned column supports crowned with ball finials, each fitted with original brass ring hardware that allows the angle to be locked in place — a hallmark feature of fine dressing mirrors from the 18th and 19th century tradition. The base features gracefully curved feet with a scalloped apron, adding to the piece's refined aesthetic. This piece would be a stunning addition to a vanity, dresser, or dressing room and fits beautifully within Colonial Revival, Traditional, or Vintage interior design schemes. A rare find for collectors of quality antique reproduction or period American furniture.

Fine Art & Paintings

This beautifully framed Chinese silk embroidery panel depicts the classic 'Hundred Children' (百子图, Bǎi Zǐ Tú) scene, a highly auspicious motif in Chinese culture symbolizing prosperity, joy, and abundance of descendants. The composition features dozens of elaborately embroidered figures engaged in festive outdoor activities including kite flying, boating, games, and celebration around a traditional pavilion, set against a backdrop of pine trees, willows, and rock formations. The embroidery showcases fine silk thread work in a rich palette of reds, greens, blues, and earth tones on a white silk ground, framed with a decorative blue border. The piece is professionally framed in a gold faux-bamboo frame with a brocade mat and black liner, giving it an elegant display-ready presentation. The Hundred Children motif has been a beloved subject in Chinese decorative arts for centuries, historically given as gifts at weddings and births. This piece would be a striking addition to any Asian art collection, chinoiserie interior, or as a meaningful cultural heirloom.

Cabinets, Dressers & Shelving

A truly magnificent example of late Victorian craftsmanship, this mahogany sideboard with mirrored superstructure exemplifies the grandeur and attention to detail that defined high-end domestic furniture of the era. Likely dating to circa 1880–1900, pieces of this caliber were centerpieces of formal dining rooms in prosperous Victorian households, used to display fine china and silverware while providing generous storage. The superstructure is a showstopper in its own right, featuring an elaborately carved pediment with pierced lattice and scrollwork, flanked by carved acanthus leaf details and multiple beveled mirror panels — including two smaller side mirrors and a large shaped central mirror. The turned spindle supports add architectural elegance. The base cabinet features serpentine-front drawers with original brass bail and shell hardware, two cabinet doors adorned with exquisite satinwood marquetry inlay depicting classical urn and foliate motifs, and a lower open display shelf. The whole rests on gracefully carved cabriole legs with pad feet. This piece would be an extraordinary statement addition to a traditional, eclectic, or maximalist interior, and represents the kind of heirloom-quality antique that is increasingly rare to find in such complete and original form. A genuine collector's piece with significant decorative and historical value.

Seating

A wonderfully characterful antique oak armchair featuring a distinctive carved shield-shaped back panel depicting a jovial, rotund gentleman raising a tankard in a toast, accompanied by a pipe and the exclamation 'Health!' — a classic Victorian and Edwardian era pub or tavern sentiment. This type of chair, often called a 'Smoker's Chair' or tavern chair, was popular in English and American drinking establishments and gentleman's clubs around the turn of the 20th century, embodying the convivial spirit of the era. The chair showcases expert craftsmanship with its scalloped and heart-shaped back splat, turned spindle legs with stretcher base, curved swept arms with carved hand grips, and a solid saddle seat typical of quality period furniture. The deeply carved figural back panel is a standout feature rarely seen with this level of detail and whimsy. The dark oak finish has developed a rich, warm patina that only comes with genuine age. This piece would be a striking addition to a home bar, study, library, or dining room, or a prized find for collectors of antique pub memorabilia, Victorian novelty furniture, or American/English oak period pieces. It offers both functional seating and undeniable conversation-starting character.

Tables & Desks

This handsome gate-leg drop-leaf table exemplifies the charm and craftsmanship of English oak furniture from the late Victorian to early Jacobean Revival period, likely crafted between 1900 and 1930. The barley twist legs — a hallmark of 17th-century English design that saw a major revival during this era — are hand-turned in rich golden oak, lending the piece a sculptural elegance that few furniture styles can match. The gate-leg mechanism is a masterpiece of practical design, with swing-out legs that support the drop leaves to create a generously sized oval dining surface. This versatility made such tables beloved in English cottages and manor homes alike, serving equally well as intimate side tables or full dining surfaces for a small gathering. The quartersawn oak top displays the beautiful ray-fleck grain pattern characteristic of quality period oak furniture, deepened to a warm honey-amber tone through decades of honest use and care. This is a piece with genuine history and soul — the kind of heirloom that anchors a room and invites conversation.

Seating

This stunning Chinese rosewood high chair exemplifies the elegance and precision of traditional Asian furniture making. Crafted in the classic Ming-influenced style, the piece features gracefully curved armrests, a panel-inset backrest with carved molding detail, and a raised apron base with cabriole-style legs — all hallmarks of fine Chinese hardwood furniture. The deep reddish-brown rosewood (likely hongmu or similar hardwood) showcases beautiful natural grain patterns visible through the lacquered finish. The joinery throughout reflects traditional mortise-and-tenon construction techniques passed down through generations of Chinese craftsmen. A footrest stretcher positioned mid-leg adds both functional elegance and structural integrity. This piece would serve as a commanding accent in an entryway, study, or dining room, and would appeal equally to collectors of Asian antiques, interior designers seeking authentic statement pieces, or anyone drawn to the timeless sophistication of classical Chinese furniture design.

Fine Art & Paintings

Kevin Blake art, She'd Frame a Plan to Fake Some Shine, 2025 39" x 52" Oil pastel, graphite, unframed

Tables & Desks

Add dramatic Parisian flair to any room with this eye-catching Theatre-themed accent table. The deep crimson drawer front features elegant hand-painted lettering reading 'Theatre, 200 Rue D'Arles, Paris,' evoking the romance and glamour of classic French theatrical culture. The bold contrast of matte black cabinetry against the distressed red drawer creates a statement piece that works beautifully as a nightstand, end table, or accent piece. Decorative scrollwork flanks the lettering, adding an ornate, vintage poster-inspired charm. This piece appeals to fans of Parisian décor, vintage theatre aesthetics, eclectic interiors, and maximalist or bohemian design styles. Two open lower shelves provide functional storage alongside the upper drawer, making it as practical as it is stylish.

Walter E Smithe

Seating

This striking furniture set pairs an industrial-style console table with two matching hourglass-shaped ottomans upholstered in a bold leopard print fabric. The console table features a sleek dark metal frame with decorative brass stud accents and a wood-tone surface that bridges industrial and glam aesthetics beautifully. The two ottomans tuck neatly under the table and feature a cinched hourglass silhouette that adds a sculptural, fashion-forward element to any space. The leopard print upholstery gives the set a fearless, maximalist personality that pairs well with both modern and eclectic interiors. This set would be a showstopper in an entryway, behind a sofa, or as a vanity station. The combination of animal print and industrial metal is a designer-approved pairing that commands attention in any room. Stools are 21"x21" and 22"tall

Tables & Desks

A stunning example of mid-century modern design, this two-tier bar cart features the iconic slender black iron rod construction that defined the aesthetic of the 1950s and 1960s. The sleek geometric lines and minimalist silhouette reflect the design philosophy of the era, when form and function were elegantly merged into everyday household pieces. The top tier showcases a genuine marble slab with beautiful natural veining in soft white and grey tones, held securely by the sculptural iron frame with its characteristic upswept handles on each end. The lower tier features a smoked mirror-style glass shelf that adds depth and a glamorous touch, perfectly in keeping with the cocktail culture of the period. Small caster wheels at the base provide effortless mobility — ideal for entertaining. This cart evokes the golden age of home entertaining and would make a striking statement piece in any living room, home bar, or lounge. Its timeless silhouette pairs beautifully with both retro-inspired interiors and contemporary spaces seeking a vintage anchor piece. A rare find for serious MCM collectors and design enthusiasts alike.

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Step back into the golden age of modernist design with this stunning chrome scroll-base rocking chair, a quintessential example of mid-century modern furniture craftsmanship from the 1960s or 1970s. The dramatic scrollwork chrome frame is inspired by the iconic Thonet bentwood aesthetic, reimagined in gleaming polished chrome tubular steel — a hallmark of the Space Age design movement that swept through American and European interiors. The chair features a beautifully contoured high-back cushion paired with a generously padded seat, both upholstered in classic black leather or premium vinyl, providing a bold contrast against the mirror-bright chrome frame. The sweeping rockers curl into elegant spirals at both ends, giving this piece an almost sculptural quality that commands attention in any room. This is the kind of statement piece that interior designers and MCM collectors actively seek out — equally at home in a sleek urban loft, a mid-century revival living room, or as a dramatic accent in an office or study. Its timeless silhouette bridges classic Victorian rocking chair tradition with bold modernist sensibility, making it truly one-of-a-kind.

Vases, Bowls & Decorative Objects

Beth Kamhi Artwork. Stunning bohemian-inspired wall sculpture featuring a large dark metal hoop adorned with clusters of bronze-toned metal beads that cascade into dramatic hanging chain strands of varying lengths. The piece creates a striking visual impact reminiscent of a dreamcatcher meets industrial art, perfect for eclectic, boho, or maximalist interior design schemes. Condition is Good — beads appear fully intact, chains hang freely, and the metal hoop shows no bending or damage. The bronze/antique gold tone of the beads coordinates beautifully with warm neutral walls. Approximate overall height with chains approximately 24-28 inches; hoop diameter approximately 12-14 inches. Shipping: Will be carefully packaged with bubble wrap and a sturdy box to protect the delicate bead chains during transit. Please allow extra handling time for careful packaging. Local pickup also welcome.

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Stunning vintage wall sculpture featuring hundreds of cascading ball chains suspended from a polished brass hexagonal cap. The chains incorporate hand-painted or anodized color accents in blue, yellow, pink, and green, creating a striking waterfall effect against any wall. Estimated dimensions approximately 4-5 feet in length and 12-14 inches wide based on photo scale. The brass cap is solid and well-constructed. Chains are intact overall with minor tangling expected — easily remedied. A truly eye-catching statement piece for any mid-century or eclectic interior. Shipping note: This item will require careful rolling or bundling of chains and custom packaging. Buyer responsible for shipping costs. Local pickup strongly preferred to avoid chain tangling during transit. Please message with questions before purchasing.

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Stunning collection of authentic Belleek Irish Parian china featuring the iconic Shamrock and Basket Weave pattern. All pieces display Belleek's signature creamy ivory Parian finish with hand-painted green shamrock motifs and the classic woven basket texture. The harp figurines are particularly desirable collector pieces. Condition is excellent throughout with no chips, cracks, or repairs visible upon inspection. These pieces will require careful individual wrapping in bubble wrap with double-boxing for safe shipping. Due to fragility and size of the collection, local pickup is strongly encouraged. International shipping available at buyer's expense with full insurance recommended. Please message for individual piece identification or markings.

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Offered here is a lovely Chinese porcelain bottle vase in the tianqiu ping (celestial globe) form, decorated in the Famille Rose (fencai) palette. The globular body features a finely painted garden scene depicting a seated lady in a pink robe conversing with a young boy at a low table, surrounded by willow trees and garden railings. The elongated neck is decorated with a vibrant turquoise ground adorned with scrolling foliage and a large pink peony bloom, bordered by ruyi-head lappet bands in gilt and red. The piece stands approximately 8-10 inches tall based on proportions visible in the photo. The white porcelain body is clean with no visible chips, cracks, hairlines, or restoration under normal light. Colors remain vivid and the gilding is well-preserved. Likely a Republic Period or later production; buyer is encouraged to examine the base mark upon receipt for further attribution. Will be packed with extreme care using double-boxing and professional foam wrap to ensure safe international or domestic shipping. Please review all photos carefully before purchasing. Returns accepted. Please message with any questions.

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This impressive vintage German beer stein features a richly detailed hunting scene in relief around the body, depicting a stag among forest trees and foliage with classic Bavarian woodland imagery. The decorative lid is crowned with a charming three-dimensional figural group of a Bavarian couple in traditional dress with a small dog, adding exceptional display value. The stein appears to be ceramic or resin-based construction with hand-applied polychrome paint accents. The piece stands approximately 12-14 inches tall including the lid. Condition is good with minor age-related patina consistent with vintage pieces; no chips, cracks, or major damage observed. Paint shows slight wear on the highest relief points of the lid figures. This piece ships carefully double-boxed with ample bubble wrap protection. Please allow 1-2 business days for careful packaging. A wonderful addition to any German stein or Bavarian collectibles collection. Local pickup available.

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Beautiful antique German stoneware beer stein featuring a stunning cobalt blue glaze with intricate raised relief decoration including edelweiss flowers and scrollwork. The stein features a pewter hinged lid with decorative thumb lift and finial top. A hand-painted scenic panel depicts a traditional Alpine or folk scene, typical of late 19th to early 20th century German craftsmanship. Condition is Good — the stoneware body and glaze are intact with no chips or cracks detected. The pewter lid shows light age patina and minor surface wear consistent with its age. Some minor paint loss on the scenic panel. Decorative beaded borders and lower floral band are crisp and well-preserved. Approximate height with lid: 7-8 inches. This stein will be carefully wrapped in bubble wrap and double-boxed for safe shipping. International buyers welcome — please request a shipping quote. A wonderful addition to any stein or German collectibles collection.

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This charming ceramic beer stein celebrates one of Toronto's most iconic landmarks — Casa Loma, the stunning Gothic Revival castle built in the early 1900s by Sir Henry Pellatt. The stein features vivid hand-painted raised relief artwork depicting the castle's distinctive turrets, stonework, and lush grounds in impressive detail, capturing the architectural grandeur that has made Casa Loma a beloved Toronto treasure. The piece carries the classic hallmarks of mid-20th century tourist souvenir craftsmanship — a substantial stoneware body, ornate scroll handle, and beaded banding that frame the castle scene beautifully. The rich blues, greens, and earth tones of the relief work give it an authentic Old World stein aesthetic that blends seamlessly into both European-style and Canadian heritage collections. A wonderful find for collectors of Canadian memorabilia, Toronto history enthusiasts, beer stein aficionados, or anyone with a personal connection to Casa Loma. This piece evokes the golden era of landmark tourism souvenirs and would make a distinctive display piece or conversation starter.

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This striking vintage German ceramic beer stein features an rich amber/ochre glaze with deeply detailed relief decoration. The body showcases multiple oval medallions depicting classical warrior and armored figures, flanked by ornate columns with face masks and intricate scrollwork borders. The decorative handle is fully formed with scroll details and leaf motifs. The stein is topped with a functional hinged pewter lid complete with a thumb-lift lever. The lid interior shows minor age crazing typical of vintage ceramics, but the exterior body is free of chips, cracks, or repairs. The overall relief work is crisp and well-preserved. Approximate height: 10-11 inches. This stein makes an excellent display piece or functional collectible. Will be carefully double-boxed with bubble wrap for safe shipping. Please review all photos carefully and feel free to ask questions before purchasing.

Fine Art & Paintings

Beautiful framed botanical art print featuring a detailed stipple-style rendering of an orchid flower set against a soft teal and blush oval vignette background. The intricate dot-work technique gives the piece a delicate, almost lace-like quality that is characteristic of fine botanical illustration. The artwork is professionally double-matted in deep burgundy/wine with a crisp inner cream mat, all housed in a sleek silver metal frame with glass front. Approximate overall dimensions are 12x12 inches. The shadow-box style framing adds depth and visual interest to the presentation. Item ships carefully wrapped in bubble wrap and boxed to prevent glass breakage. Perfect for a nature lover, botanical art enthusiast, or anyone looking to add elegant wall decor to a home or office. A lovely piece with timeless appeal.

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Beautifully framed watercolor print of Tobacco Bay, Bermuda, signed by artist C. Holding. This charming coastal scene captures the iconic turquoise waters, sandy shoreline, and colorful Bermudian architecture surrounded by lush tropical greenery — a classic Bermuda landscape rendered in soft, luminous watercolor tones. The print is double-matted in cream and teal/green and housed in a gold metal frame. Condition is good — glass intact, print vibrant with no visible foxing or water damage. Approximate frame size appears to be roughly 20x16 inches based on proportions (buyer should confirm upon receipt). This piece makes a wonderful gift for anyone with a love of Bermuda, tropical travel art, or coastal décor. Will be carefully wrapped with bubble wrap and corner protectors for safe shipping. Due to glass, buyer assumes shipping risk or local pickup encouraged.

Vases, Bowls & Decorative Objects

Step back in time with this charming duo of vintage travel and storage cases, full of mid-century character and nostalgic appeal. The stacked rectangular suitcases feature a classic tweed-style brown fabric exterior with bold red striping, brass-toned latch hardware, and an assortment of original travel stickers — a hallmark of the golden age of travel that speaks to a life well-adventured. The round hat box beside them is a striking navy blue with a beautifully illustrated ballerina silhouette, evoking the elegance of 1950s feminine style and dance culture. These pieces are quintessential mid-century collectibles that would resonate with lovers of vintage Americana, retro travel decor, or ballet-themed aesthetics. The travel stickers on the suitcases add an irreplaceable layer of authenticity and storytelling that simply cannot be reproduced. The hat box's graphic artwork is bold and eye-catching, making it as much a decorative art piece as a functional container. Whether displayed as part of a curated vintage vignette, used as stylish storage in a bedroom or study, or collected as standout conversation pieces, these items bring warmth, history, and undeniable charm to any space. A rare find for the discerning vintage enthusiast or interior decorator seeking one-of-a-kind accents.

Tables & Desks

Stunning Italian Sorrento-style demilune (half-moon) console table featuring exquisite marquetry wood inlay throughout. The top surface showcases an elaborate central floral bouquet surrounded by scrolling vines and corner floral sprays rendered in multiple contrasting wood tones against a rich walnut burl veneer background. The high-gloss lacquer finish is in excellent condition with no visible crazing or peeling. This two-tier piece includes a matching lower shelf with coordinating marquetry inlay, a small center drawer with floral inlay detail, and four elegantly turned baluster-style legs. The demilune form and decorative vocabulary are consistent with mid-to-late 20th century Italian craftsmanship, likely from the Sorrento or Lombardy region, known for this style of furniture. Approximate dimensions based on photo: 30" wide x 15" deep x 30" tall. Due to the delicate inlay and lacquer finish, this item requires careful white-glove handling and local pickup or freight shipping only. Buyer is responsible for arranging appropriate transport. A truly elegant decorative accent piece for an entryway, living room, or bedroom.

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Stunning demilune (half-moon) console table featuring an elaborately inlaid marquetry top with fan, shell, and foliate motifs radiating from a central sunburst medallion. The apron is carved with fluted reeding and beadwork finished in gilt, supported by four tapered legs with richly carved gilt acanthus capitals — hallmarks of Neoclassical or Adam-style design. Condition is Good: the marquetry top shows minor surface wear and light scratches consistent with age and use, but the inlay pattern remains vivid and largely intact. The gilt carved apron and legs retain strong detail with normal patina. Structurally solid with no wobble observed. Approximate dimensions based on photo: 48-52" wide x 16" deep x 32" tall (buyer should confirm prior to purchase). Due to size, fragility, and value, local pickup is strongly preferred. Freight shipping available at buyer's expense with professional art/antique packing required. This piece would suit an entryway, foyer, or formal dining room.

Fine Art & Paintings

This vibrant and charming textile art piece depicts a Nativity scene rendered in the beloved Peruvian 'arpillera' or appliqué folk art tradition. The richly layered fabric scene features the Holy Family sheltered in a dark grotto, surrounded by angels, shepherds, camels, llamas, and sheep set against a lush Andean landscape complete with palm trees, cacti, and a star-filled night sky with the iconic Star of Bethlehem. The village backdrop, mountain silhouettes, and traditionally dressed figures reflect the distinctive Andean cultural interpretation of the Christmas story, making this a truly unique and culturally rich piece of handcrafted folk art.

Cabinets, Dressers & Shelving

Elevate your living space with this striking dark espresso modular shelving unit, featuring an eye-catching asymmetrical cubby design that blends contemporary style with functional versatility. The staggered, open-compartment layout creates a dynamic geometric visual interest that sets it apart from ordinary bookshelves, making it as much a work of art as a storage solution. The rich dark brown finish lends a sophisticated, modern aesthetic that pairs beautifully with both minimalist and eclectic interiors. This unit is comprised of two stackable sections, offering incredible flexibility — use them together as a tall statement piece or separately to suit different rooms and configurations. The varied compartment sizes accommodate everything from books and decorative objects to baskets and media components, making it a true multi-purpose centerpiece for any home office, living room, or entryway. Design-forward buyers who appreciate bold, architectural furniture will immediately recognize the appeal of this piece. Its modular nature means it can grow and adapt with your space, and the timeless dark espresso tone ensures it will remain stylish for years to come. Whether you are curating a gallery-worthy display or simply need intelligent, stylish storage, this shelving unit delivers on every level.

Vases, Bowls & Decorative Objects

This beautifully rendered angel figurine captures a tender, uplifting moment as a graceful angel raises a child skyward in a gesture of protection and joy. The elongated, Art Deco-inspired silhouette gives this piece a timeless elegance that bridges classical religious iconography with modern sculptural style. The fluid, sweeping lines of the angel's form create a sense of movement and grace that makes this a striking display piece. Perfect for collectors of spiritual art, angel figurines, or Art Deco-inspired décor, this piece brings warmth and meaning to any shelf, mantle, or tabletop display. A wonderful gift for christenings, memorials, or anyone who cherishes meaningful home accents.

Kitchenware & Cookware

This elegant crystal goblet features a beautifully proportioned bell-shaped bowl that flares gracefully at the rim, paired with a classically turned baluster stem and a substantial round foot. The style reflects traditional European glassmaking craftsmanship, reminiscent of fine Bohemian or Anglo-Irish crystal traditions popular from the mid-20th century onward. The baluster stem, with its stacked ring detailing, adds a sculptural quality that elevates this piece above standard stemware. The clarity and weight of the glass suggest high-quality lead or lead-free crystal construction, giving it that signature ring and brilliance collectors and entertainers prize. This goblet would make a stunning addition to a formal table setting, a barware collection, or as a standalone decorative accent. It is ideal for the buyer seeking timeless, refined glassware with a heritage aesthetic.

Vases, Bowls & Decorative Objects

This elegant matched pair of silver-plated candlesticks features classic column-form shafts with beautifully turned detailing, stepped circular bases, and traditional bobeche cup tops — a timeless design rooted in Georgian and Victorian decorative traditions. The form follows a well-established English silversmithing aesthetic, with the tapering column shaft and tiered round foot commonly associated with late 18th and early 19th century candlestick design. Whether displayed as a formal dining table centerpiece, used on a mantle, or incorporated into a period-inspired interior, these candlesticks bring a sense of history and classic elegance to any setting. Pairs like this are increasingly sought after by collectors of antique silver and silver plate, as well as interior designers seeking authentic period-style accents.

Fine Art & Paintings

This captivating mixed-media sculptural piece masterfully merges the natural world with the age of exploration, encasing what appears to be a vintage-style cartographic map scroll within the hollowed trunk of a richly textured, bark-covered log form. The contrast between the raw, rugged organic exterior — rendered in deep chocolate and mahogany tones with dramatically torn and fissured bark detail — and the delicate antique map nestled within creates a striking visual narrative about discovery, nature, and time. Visible text on the map scroll includes partial lettering suggestive of a classic European atlas page, lending the piece an authentic antiquarian aesthetic. The sculpture reads as both a work of fine art and a storytelling artifact, evoking themes of hidden knowledge, exploration, and the preservation of history within the natural world. It would appeal to collectors drawn to steampunk, neo-Victorian, or nature-inspired art, as well as those who appreciate cartographic and discovery-era imagery. The piece has a strong presence as a display object, commanding attention on a shelf, mantle, or pedestal. Whether you are an avid map collector, a lover of sculptural curiosities, or someone seeking a truly one-of-a-kind conversation piece, this work offers a rare blend of artistic craftsmanship and thematic depth that is difficult to find elsewhere. It would make an exceptional addition to a study, library, or curated art collection.

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Stunning set of 8 Libbey Silver Foliage highball/Tom Collins glasses in excellent condition. These iconic mid-century modern pieces feature the classic silver leaf motif with frosted band detail and silver rim trim that made this pattern one of Libbey's most beloved designs from the 1950s-60s. All 8 glasses show bright, fully intact silver foliage decoration with no fading, chips, or cracks. The frosted etched band is crisp and clean on all pieces. Glasses stand approximately 6 inches tall and hold approximately 12 oz. These are a wonderful addition to any mid-century barware collection or perfect for entertaining.

Fine Art & Paintings

Elevate your interior with this stunning sculptural light fixture by Beth Kamhi, a celebrated contemporary artist known for her opulent, maximalist aesthetic. This extraordinary piece features a polished gold-tone geometric canopy — finished in a rich, mirror-like brass — from which cascades a breathtaking curtain of intricately linked gold ball chain fringe, creating a mesmerizing, jewel-like effect from every angle. The hexagonal or multi-faceted canopy lends a modern architectural sensibility while the flowing chain body evokes Old Hollywood glamour and haute couture luxury. Beth Kamhi's work sits at the intersection of fine art and functional design, and this chandelier-style fixture is a prime example of her signature style — bold, unapologetically glamorous, and meticulously crafted. The layered ball chains catch and reflect light beautifully, creating a warm, ambient glow and dynamic visual movement whether lit or unlit. This is truly a statement piece that functions as both a lighting fixture and a work of art. Perfect for the discerning collector, interior designer, or design enthusiast looking to make a dramatic impression in an entryway, dining room, bedroom, or boutique space. Pieces by Beth Kamhi are increasingly sought after in the luxury design world, making this not only a stunning acquisition but a savvy one. A rare opportunity to own a one-of-a-kind art object that transforms any room it inhabits.

Vases, Bowls & Decorative Objects

Stunning 24” dia x 16”h + long chain Mid-Century Modern chandelier featuring a brass-toned metal frame with nine individual smoked glass globe shades. This elegant piece dates to approximately the 1960s-1970s and exemplifies the iconic globe chandelier style popularized during the MCM era by designers such as Sciolari and Gaetano Sciolari. The fixture features a central cylindrical brass column with arms extending at two tiers, each holding cylindrical brass socket housings topped with rounded smoked glass globes. The chandelier hangs from a matching brass link chain. Glass globes are all present and intact. Brass shows natural patina consistent with age but remains structurally sound and attractive.

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This elegant Blanc de Chine porcelain Guanyin (Kwan Yin) figurine stands approximately 12 inches tall and depicts the Buddhist Goddess of Mercy in flowing robes, holding a lotus flower, and standing atop a decorative lotus base with detailed scrollwork. The creamy white glaze is characteristic of fine Chinese porcelain production, with subtle gold accent on the lotus bloom. Condition is excellent with no chips, cracks, or repairs visible. The piece displays beautifully from all angles. The base features a carved lotus medallion design. Likely mid-to-late 20th century export-quality Chinese porcelain, possibly Dehua or similar production region. Shipping will be carefully double-boxed with ample bubble wrap and packing peanuts due to the figurine's delicate extended arm and lotus detail. Insurance recommended. Please review all photos carefully before purchasing. Ships from the continental US.

Kitchenware & Cookware

Elegant Japanese kyusu (side-handle teapot) finished in a soft celadon blue-grey glaze with a high-gloss finish. Features the traditional yokode (side handle) design preferred for single-serving Japanese green tea preparation, particularly sencha and gyokuro. The rounded body, short curved spout, and ball-knob lid are classic hallmarks of quality Japanese teaware. Condition is Excellent — no chips, cracks, hairlines, or restoration visible. Glaze is intact and uniform. Lid seats properly with no wobble. Estimated capacity approximately 200-300ml based on proportions. Maker's mark not visible from available angles but style and glaze quality suggest mid-to-late 20th century Japanese production.

Kitchenware & Cookware

This beautiful Japanese lusterware yunomi (tea cup) features a stunning hand-painted design of flying cranes accented with gold, red, green, and blue enamel details, set against a gorgeous iridescent mother-of-pearl luster glaze. The crane motif is a classic symbol of longevity and good fortune in Japanese culture, making this a wonderful decorative or collectible piece.

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This stunning oval copper repoussé wall plaque showcases the vibrant tradition of classical Indian dance, likely depicting Bharatanatyam or a similar South Indian dance form. The richly detailed relief scene features a female dancer in full traditional attire — adorned with jewelry, anklets, and a flowing skirt — performing alongside a male musician playing a traditional mridangam drum. The figures are rendered with remarkable expressiveness and artisanal skill, capturing the energy and grace of a live performance in enduring metal. A decorative wave border frames the composition, adding an elegant finishing touch. Crafted in hammered and embossed copper with a warm, burnished patina, this piece exemplifies the exceptional metalworking traditions of South Asian artisanship. The deep relief work creates a striking three-dimensional quality that draws the eye and rewards close inspection, with fine detailing visible in the costumes, instruments, and facial expressions of both figures. The oval format and wall-ready design make it an ideal display piece for a variety of interior settings. This plaque would be a prized addition to any collection of South Asian art, folk art, or decorative metalwork. It carries the soul of a living cultural tradition and would bring warmth, history, and artistic distinction to any wall it graces — equally at home in a curated gallery-style interior or as a meaningful accent in a globally inspired living space.

Fine Art & Paintings

This stunning cranberry red art glass bud vase features a dramatic angular body with fine ribbed detailing throughout, transitioning to a frosted clear pedestal base with a delicate gold gilt rim. The flared trumpet neck and geometric diamond-shaped body suggest Bohemian or Victorian-era influence, possibly hand-blown. The contrast between the rich ruby-red body and the frosted clear foot makes this a truly eye-catching decorative piece. Condition is excellent with no chips, cracks, or repairs visible. The gold rim on the base is fully intact. Approximately 8-10 inches tall based on hand scale reference. A wonderful addition to any art glass or Victorian collectibles collection. Will be packed with extreme care using bubble wrap and double-boxed for safe shipping. Due to fragility, insurance is recommended. Please review all photos carefully before purchasing — all sales final.

Vases, Bowls & Decorative Objects

This stunning 60’s vase Oppenheim, Israel, 1960s.Greco-Roman style ewer pitcher features a beautiful hand-applied verdigris patina finish in rich teal-green tones, complemented by ornate brass gold-tone handle and decorative banding around the globular base. The piece exhibits classical antiquity styling with a graceful elongated neck, angled spout, and scrolled brass handle with decorative terminal detail. Condition is Good — the verdigris and aged patina appear intentional and consistent throughout. The brass handle and banding show natural tarnishing consistent with age and use. No chips, cracks, or repairs visible. Approximate height estimated at 8-10 inches based on proportions. This piece ships carefully double-boxed with bubble wrap to ensure safe arrival. Perfect for collectors of classical antiquity reproductions, interior designers seeking Mediterranean or Old World décor accents, or display alongside Roman and Greek themed collections. Please review all photos before purchasing.

Vases, Bowls & Decorative Objects

Up for sale is a Stiffel Brass & Black Swing-Arm Table Lamp with Pleated Shade featuring a black cylindrical column, decorative brass accents, and an adjustable articulating arm for directional lighting. The lamp sits on a square black and brass base and is topped with a pleated off-white/cream fabric shade. Condition: Good overall. The brass hardware and swing arm are functional and show only minor tarnish consistent with age. The shade has some light yellowing and minor soiling along the edges, typical of a used lamp. Cord is intact. Approximate height with shade: 24-28 inches. Shade diameter approximately 16 inches. Ideal for a desk, bedside table, or reading nook. Due to the size and fragility of the shade, this item is best suited for local pickup.

Vases, Bowls & Decorative Objects

Stunning Mid-Century Modern table lamp featuring a hand-crafted ceramic vase-form body with a heavily textured mauve and white speckled glaze finish. The organic gourd-shaped base tapers to an elegant elongated neck, a hallmark of 1950s-1960s studio ceramic design. Mounted on a polished brass stepped square base with a rubber ring separator. The lamp is complete with its original or period-appropriate cream/natural linen drum shade with a thin rust/red trim detail at the base. Shade appears clean and structurally sound. Lamp body is in good condition with no visible chips or cracks noted — the textured surface is characteristic of the glaze style, not damage. Estimated dimensions: approximately 28-32 inches total height with shade. Shade diameter approximately 14 inches. Buyer is responsible for verifying electrical safety before use. Ships carefully double-boxed; shade and base will be packed separately. Local pickup welcome. Shades are stained and included - we have NOT tried to clean them.

Fine Art & Paintings

This stunning sculptural vase is Riconada Ceramic Peacock Vase The piece depicts a peacock with its magnificent tail feather plumage forming the elongated vase body, richly decorated with the iconic 'eye' motif feather details in deep blues, greens, ochres, and earth tones. The body features intricate incised line work and layered polychrome glazes typical of Ardmore's distinctive style. Condition is excellent with no chips, cracks, or restoration visible. The glaze is vibrant and intact throughout. Approximate height is 10-16 inches based on proportions. Each Ardmore piece is individually hand-crafted and painted, making this a unique work of art. Please check the base for artist signature and catalog number which would further authenticate and potentially increase value. This piece will be carefully double-boxed with ample bubble wrap and foam for safe shipping. Due to its fragility and value, insurance is strongly recommended. International buyers welcome — additional shipping charges will apply. A certificate of authenticity or provenance documentation, if available, should be included to maximize sale value.

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Stunning tall wall mirror featuring an ornately carved wood frame in a warm walnut-tone finish. The decorative crest showcases classic Chinoiserie-inspired design with open lattice fretwork and double scroll top detail, typical of high-quality American or European furniture from the 1960s–1970s. The mirror glass is large and rectangular, set within a reeded molding detail at the top of the frame. Minor age-related foxing is visible toward the lower portion of the mirror glass, adding authentic vintage character. The frame itself is solid and structurally intact with only minor surface wear. Estimated height approximately 60–70 inches tall. Due to size and fragility, local pickup is strongly recommended. If shipping is required, professional crating and freight service will be necessary at buyer's expense. A beautiful addition to an entryway, bedroom, or living room seeking a classic vintage focal point.

Fine Art & Paintings

This striking original portrait painting is a bold example of contemporary expressionist art, rendered in a vivid palette of deep crimson, cobalt blue, turquoise, and warm skin tones on canvas. The artist employs gestural, layered brushwork to capture a frontal face with raw emotional intensity — a style reminiscent of Neo-Expressionist masters such as Jean-Michel Basquiat and Cecily Brown. The composition's abstracted facial features, scratched textures, and dynamic color contrasts create a powerful visual tension that commands attention in any space. The painting bears a handwritten inscription in the lower left corner, indicating the artist's name and dedication, lending this piece an authentic, personal provenance. The work is executed on a small-format stretched canvas, making it a versatile statement piece suitable for a gallery wall, collector's study, or curated interior. The price notation '200' visible in the background suggests this was part of an exhibition or studio sale setting. This is an ideal acquisition for collectors drawn to raw, expressive portraiture and emerging contemporary art. Its intimate scale paired with its explosive energy makes it a conversation-starting centerpiece that would elevate any modern or eclectic art collection.

Fine Art & Paintings

This striking wall sculpture by Beth Kamhi is a captivating example of contemporary mixed-media art that blurs the line between decorative installation and fine art. Featuring a gracefully curved black metal arc from which cascades dozens of multi-colored ball chain strands, the piece evokes the fluid beauty of a waterfall or rainfall rendered in jewel-toned hues — deep teal, gold, cobalt blue, red, and green. The chains catch light beautifully, creating subtle shimmer and movement that makes the piece feel alive on the wall. The rainbow gradient of colors along the left side of the piece adds a bold, painterly quality that references its title as a 'Painted Landscape,' translating the visual language of landscape art into three-dimensional, sculptural form. This is a sophisticated conversation piece that would elevate any modern, contemporary, or eclectic interior — equally at home in a gallery-style living space, boutique hotel lobby, or upscale office environment. Beth Kamhi is known for her inventive use of industrial and found materials to create works of unexpected elegance and visual depth. Collectors and interior designers alike will appreciate the rarity and artistic ambition of this one-of-a-kind wall installation, which commands attention while maintaining a refined, curated sensibility.

Lamps & Lighting

This electric fireplace features a striking faux stone base with realistic stacked stone texture and a bold black metal pyramid-style hood. The mesh spark guard screen wraps the firebox opening for a classic look. Includes power cord for plug-in electric operation — no gas or venting required. Condition is Good with minor surface wear on the stone base consistent with normal use. The metal hood and mesh are intact. Unit appears complete and functional based on visual inspection.

Fine Art & Paintings

This charming hand-painted paper mache deer figurine is a wonderful example of traditional Mexican folk art, likely originating from the artisan communities of Guerrero or Michoacan, Mexico — regions renowned for their vibrant papier-mache craft traditions. The piece features the classic seated deer form adorned with intricate floral motifs in pink and green, a delightful white owl at the center, and a bold orange-red base color that is iconic to this genre of Mexican folk craft. The level of detail in the hand-painted decoration — including scrollwork, flowers, and the charming facial expression — reflects skilled artisan craftsmanship passed down through generations. Pieces like this were popular imports during the mid-20th century and are increasingly sought after by collectors of Latin American folk art and Southwestern decor enthusiasts. This figurine would make a wonderful display piece for a folk art collection, a boho or eclectic interior, or as a unique gift for someone who appreciates handmade cultural art objects.

Vases, Bowls & Decorative Objects

Step into the golden age of mid-century modern design with this stunning brass bamboo sculptural vase, a true conversation piece that embodies the organic modernism movement of the 1960s and 70s. Crafted to mimic a cluster of bamboo stalks in rich, warm brass, this piece showcases beautifully detailed segmented nodes and hollow openings at the top — a hallmark of the era's fascination with nature-inspired, artisanal metalwork. The aged patina gives it an authentically vintage character that no reproduction can replicate. This piece sits at the intersection of sculpture and function — use it as a bud vase for a single stem or a cluster of dried botanicals, or simply display it as a standalone decorative object. The three-stalk cluster design creates visual depth and dimension, making it as compelling from the side as it is from above. Its compact, weighty form suggests solid brass construction, lending it a satisfying heft and presence. This is the kind of accent piece that interior designers and serious collectors hunt for — the sort that anchors a credenza, bookshelf, or side table with instant vintage soul. It pairs beautifully with walnut furniture, leather, woven textiles, and other brass accents, making it incredibly versatile for today's maximalist, eclectic, or mid-century interiors. A rare find that brings warmth, history, and artistry into any space.

Fine Art & Paintings

A stunning and cohesive set of six antique English broadside sheet music prints, each professionally framed with gold-tone frames and rich black matting. These engravings depict classic 18th-century English songs and ballads, complete with ornate illustrative vignettes at the top of each piece — featuring scenes of Georgian-era figures in period dress, tavern settings, and pastoral landscapes rendered in fine engraving detail. The prints include titles such as 'The Continental Farmer,' 'The Thrifty Spouse,' and other period ballads, each presented with full musical notation in period calligraphic style alongside lyric verses. The illustrative headers are characteristic of the London broadside print tradition, likely produced between 1740–1790, a golden era for popular song publishing in England. This is a rare opportunity to acquire a matched decorative set with strong provenance appeal — perfect for a Georgian or Colonial-themed interior, a music room, a library, or as a serious addition to a collection of 18th-century English ephemera and printed music history. The uniformity of the framing makes them ideal for a gallery wall display.

Prints & Framed Art