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A good-looking Regency mahogany tavern clock, made in England early in the 19th century. The case features nicely figured veneers with reeding.
Hard to imagine a more ornate pair of andirons. These are brass and made in England, circa 1820. The crowns suggest noble provenance. The andirons ...
View full detailsA set of six 19th-century English soup bowls with a brown transferware pattern. The word "Japanese" is on the back.
An early 20th century English stoneware pitcher with a bird on a branch.
A neoclassical patinated urn mounted as a lamp on a plinth. England circa late 19th century.
A pair of large English Staffordshire figures of Moody and Sankey, circa 1875. The measurements are for Moody; Sankey measures 16.75" h x 6" w x 4....
View full detailsA pair of English 18th-century creamware candlesticks mounted on lamps.
A 19th-century English majolica pitcher with a border of grape vines.
A classic Adams design hot water urn with a coffee pot and two tea pots, England circa 1910. Marked EPNS. A gadrooned with reeded elements in the G...
View full detailsVintage Japanese Cabinet, England Circa 1920 This enchanting vintage Japanese cabinet, crafted in England circa 1920, embodies the fusion of Easter...
View full detailsAn early 19th-century English mahogany wash stand.
An early 19th-century English part dessert set, circa 1825, possibly Ridgway. This set is decorated with different country landscapes, with a beige...
View full detailsA mid 19th-century English mahogany Wellington secretary chest of drawers, dresser, circa 1840. The top lifts up to support a book or artwork.
A late 19th-century Adams & Bromley English oyster plate with fish, circa 1880.
A late 18th-century English George III–period tea caddy in mixed woods, satinwood, kingwood, ebony, and olive wood, circa 1790.
A mid 18th-century English drawing for a torchère (candle or plant stand), circa 1750.
A pair of 19th-century English oak balustrades later mounted as lamps.
An early 19th-century English oak silver chest or canteen, circa 1840. The piece has a wonderful provenance, from Chattsworth House. The label is H...
View full detailsA classic Chippendale designed leather top folding game table. The originals date to about 1770 and were made in England. This piece was made early...
View full detailsPair of Georgian period mahogany bases dating from around 1800 (that have been raised), updated with later stone tops.
A late 19th-century English brass oil lamp, later electrified.
A pair of English mahogany Chippendale side chairs with ball and claw feet, circa 1780.
Victorian Milking Stool, England, 19th Century A charming milking stool from England, crafted during the 19th century, offers a delightful glimpse ...
View full detailsAn early 19th-century English elm, Windsor elm, or yew armchair on pad feet, circa 1840.
Begin with American Beauty, mix rustic textures from Rustic, and coastal light from Coastal.
Add historical context with History and finish with Drinkware & Bar for hosting.
Oak, maple, and walnut.
Yes—use clean lines to balance patina.
Landscapes and folk pieces.