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 provocative Napoleon cartoon, Germany circa 1820.
A Grand Tour albumen photograph of a Neoclassical urn on stand, Italy circa 1870.
An early 20th-century watercolor of Venice by a young artist that was traveling in Europe.
A freakishly large California Funk Art banana, circa 1980s.
A watercolor of a castle at dusk, France circa 1900.
Leandro Vaccari, "L'Olivetta-Portofino", oil on board, 1959.
A framed engraving "Il Patasso a Fascia Nera", made in Milan, Italy, circa 1812.
An Edo Period painting of a beauty, Japan circa 1820.
An abstract framed pastel drawing of a woman, circa 1960.
"Duncan's Reef", a seascape by Edward Norton Ward.
A falconry or hawk six-panel screen, Japan circa 1840. Falconry has been practiced in Japan since the 4th century. During the Edo period falconry w...
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A vintage nautical watercolor, circa 1950.
A pair of Meiji-period Japanese sliding doors painted with traditional themes of boys preparing food.
A still life, signed lower right, by George L. K. Morris (1905–75), an American abstract artist, circa 1950.
A lithograph "The Couple" by Fernand Léger, dated 1955, signed and numbered 297/500, from the Musée National.
"La Consultation", a political engraving, France, early 19th century.
Abstract painting by influential artist and scholar H. Krell circa 1950
A falconry or hawk six-panel screen, Japan circa 1840. Falconry has been practiced in Japan since the 4th century. During the Edo period falconry w...
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A Baroque Old Master painting of bandits surveying their loot, Continental, circa 1750.
A 19th-century School of Rome fantasy painting of people in ancient ruins, Italy circa 1800. Listed measurements include the frame; unframed measur...
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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 framed engraving "Il Babbuino di Bosco", made in Milan, Italy, circa 1812.
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...
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