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D.G. Rice, "The Illustrated Guide to Rockingham Pottery and Porcelain", published by Praeger Publishers, 1971. Light wear to dust jacket. Some wear...

A Danish antique photograph, circa 1910.

A 19th Century Danish Empire mahogany mirror, circa 1840. The mirror plates appear to be original. A good example of Northern European Biedermeier ...

A Danish pier mirror, inlaid mahogany, old glass.

A Danish reverse glass painted trumeau mirror depicting Apollo and his chariot. Inlaid mahogany with old mirror.

A Danish silver hot water dish, late 19th century, missing original leather handle.

A nice American dark blue three-drawer jewelry box, circa 1880.

A mid-19th century English Davenport covered dish in the "crane" pattern. We have several other pieces in this pattern.

David Gilhooly, "Jackson Pollock's Dog, A Shadow of His Former Self", signed and dated lower right, 1987.

David Hicks, "On Living — With Taste", published by Macmillan, first American edition 1969. Wear and tear to dust jacket.

A decorative set of six Continental cabinet plates, circa 1900. Each plate has a different scene depicting people dressed in the clothing of King A...

A Dehua porcelain Chinese dish, 19th century.

Detail of Holmwood, Scotland circa 1890.

A diamond pattern crystal vase, circa 1960.

A single Directoire grey-green armchair, 19th century. Old upholstery needs attention. Seat height 15.75".  

A Doulton bargeware pitcher, England, 19th century.

A Doulton pitcher, England, 19th century. As-is, with rim chips.

An early 19th Century American blue painted dowry chest with red accents, circa 1810

A rare 19th Century Italian Provincial draw leaf pine farm house table. One drawer and great feet. When opened it measures 72.5" wide.

A drawing by Henry Hammond Ahl (1869–1953), U.S.A.

A drawing by Philippe Maliavine.

18th Century Torchere, England circa 1750An exquisite torchere crafted in England around the mid-18th century, its elegant, slender profile is desi...

A drawing of a bison by Anatoly Zverev (1931-1986), signed and dated 1957. Zverev was a founder of Russian Expressionism in the 1960s.

A drawing of a man, England circa 1900.