New Arrivals

A Louis Philippe mirror, silver gilt with painted accents, France circa 1850.

A 19th-century School of Rome fantasy painting of people in ancient ruins, Italy circa 1800. Listed measurements include the frame; unframed measur...

"The Italian Watermelon Seller", circle of Aleksander Lauréus (Finnish, 1783–1823), France, 19th century.

A vintage writing table, France circa 1960. Knee 23.25".

A 19th-century Italian still life oil painting of fruit.

A 19th-century Italian still life oil painting of a brace of birds.

An antique Chinese red lacquered tray on later stand.

A set of four Royal Crown Derby plates in the Japan pattern or Kings Imari, circa 1870.

A set of ten 19th-century German dinner plates.

A Louis XV giltwood console, Italy, 18th century. With restoration.

A pair of 19th-century small consoles. Retailed by Bagus Paris.

A small fruitwood candle stand, American circa 1790.

A print "General Vandamme auf dem Zobelfang in Sibirien"—a French count sent to Siberia by Tsar Nicholas to learn to catch sable as a punishment.

A set of twelve Royal Crown Derby plates in the Japan pattern or Kings Imari, circa 1870.

A George III English Chinese Chippendale mahogany secretary bookcase, circa 1790.

A 19th-century pier mirror in painted and gilt wood, France circa 1880.

A rustic stone water basin, China or Japan, 19th century.

A Georgian classic mahogany chest, two short drawers over three long drawers, England circa 1790.

A framed engraving "Il Babbuino di Bosco", made in Milan, Italy, circa 1812.

A set of nine Royal Crown Derby soup bowls, circa 1980. Retailed by Tiffany & Co.

A Victorian Irish pine shop cabinet, cica 1860. Nice architectural detail. Good color and patina with a good workspace. Working drawers and cubby h...

A 19th-century Anglo-Indian black painted and gilt set of shelves on lion's paw feet with elaborate palmette crown.

A page from a German 16th- or 17th-century book. A good example of early printing.

A Japanese woodblock print showing the view of Hiratsuka (#8) from the "Fifty-Three Stations of the Tokaido" by Hiroshige, from the Kichizo edition...