Timeless antique art pieces bring depth and elegance to interiors, turning any room into a refined space filled with culture and historic beauty. Each painting, print, or sculpture captures the craftsmanship and emotion of its era, making it both collectible and deeply personal.
A print titled "Redstart" depicting nest and egg, England circa 1880.
A watercolor portrait of a Native American, U.S.A. circa 1880. Signed E. Leonard.
A Grand Tour albumen photograph of a Renaissance carved marble pedestal. The photograph is circa 1860; the pedestal dates to circa 1650.
An 18th-century German print showing a colonial scene in Brazil, titled "Bahia".
A watercolor, "February Offspring" by Miguel Dominguez, U.S.A. circa 1990.
"The Gout", hand-colored engraving, England, dated 1835.
"Death of Gen. Warren", a hand-tinted engraving, England circa 1860.
An engraved Hans Holbein portrait, circa 1700.
A French pen and ink drawing of a ram and ewe, circa 1800.
A small painting inspired by Botero, the famed Colombian artist, circa 1980.
A mid-century Japanese painting in silk on later frame.
A Japanese woodblock print showing the view of Hamamatsu (#29) from the "Fifty-Three Stations of the Tokaido" by Hiroshige, from the Kichizo editio...
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A pen and ink sketch, signed and dated H. Krell (Henry Krell), 1978.
A large 18th-century engraving of the New World, "Alligator Hunt" ("La pesca del crocodilo").
A well drawn and painted Islamic miniature illustrated manuscript, probably from India, 19th century or later.
A map of Spain, circa 1800.
A French botanical illustration, 19th century.
Chicken and chick, Japan circa 1850.
A still life of flowers on board, signed indistinctly lower left, U.S.A. circa 1950.
A hand-colored engraving depicting the siege of Gaeta in the War of the Spanish Succession, Germany circa 1720. By Paul Deker (artist) and Johann C...
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A hand-colored engraving depicting the Battle of Gibraltar in the War of the Spanish Succession, Germany circa 1720.
An armorial print, England, 19th century.
A large French terracotta fragment in the Gothic style, 18th century or earlier, on custom steel stand. Damage to left figure.
"Sir Brian", England, 18th century.
