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Rare and large trompe-l'œil bronze monster blueberries by Popliteo. One of an edition of six. 20" H 12" D 18.25" W

A rare Bennington mermaid flask, England circa 1840.

An English oak dated cradle, circa 1706. Good color with attractive finials originally used for tie-on covers. Great color and patina with most pro...

A rare early English mahogany folding table or desk, circa 1775. Measures 28.5" h x 33" w x 17.25" d when closed, 27.75" h x 33" w x 32.75" d when ...

A rare English silver plated partial candelabra in the Indian style, circa 1860.

A rare famille rose pink oval platter, Chinese export, circa 1760.

A French engraving of the floating bridge over the Neva, St. Petersburg, Russia, circa 1750. Engraved by de Lespinasse (1734–1808). Impressive and ...

A rare prawn dish from the Hoi An shipwreck, Vietnam 1480. Examples of animal decoration are very rare. Archeological condition.

Unusual faux bois decoration on porcelain with court scenes in lozenges. Chinese export porcelain made circa 1910

A rare large Louis XVI walnut enfilade, France circa 1780.

A rare large mahogany cutlery box for eighteen, England circa 1880.

A rare larger Staffordshire pug, England circa 1850.

A rare Louis Philippe large cherry two-part cabinet, France circa 1840.

A rare pair of Chinese giltwood candle stands, circa 1830.

A rare Western Chinese lacquered & gilt mirror, decorated with Islamic motifs, 19th century.

A 19th Century German picture word game or Rebus. 

A 19th-century German picture word game or rebus. 

A red glass wine rinser, probably Georgian.

A late 19th Century South East Asian red painted round box on legs, as is.

Regence Large Provincial Armchair, France Circa 1720A splendid example of early 18th-century French craftsmanship, this provincial armchair boasts ...

An early 18th Century French Regence armchair upholstered in needlepoint, circa 1710. Seat height 14.5".

A Régence–Louis XV marble-topped mahogany commode with gilt bronze hardware. Signed G. Schwinkens. France circa 1740.

A Régence–Louis XV rosewood commode with gilt bronze mounts, inlaid with brass, and with a marble top. France circa 1740.

A Regency English leather top writing table, England circa 1830.