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 18th-century Italian print of ancient Greek pottery from the Vatican Library.
"Sheep Creek", a watercolor, signed Cynthia Underwood, U.S.A.
A watercolor, Japan circa 1850.
A French fruit engraving, 19th century.
An antique painted and gilt very large sign from an ancestral hall, Hong Kong, 19th century.
A vintage Chinese ink and wash painting, circa 1920s.
A French engraving of the floating bridge over the Neva, St. Petersburg, Russia, circa 1750. Engraved by de Lespinasse (1734–1808). Impressive and ...
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An antique Wedgwood oval Neoclassical plaque, England, 19th century.
David Gilhooly, "Jackson Pollock's Dog, A Shadow of His Former Self", signed and dated lower right, 1987.
A colorful painting of the florist outside of Magnin’s and Macy’s. Oil on board painting , Union Square, San Francisco, signed by Amado González (1...
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"A View in Newstead Park, belonging to the Rt Hon. the Lord Byron", printer T. Smith, published 1749.
"Wasp, Child & Billy", print of bulldogs and badger, published 1809 by Random & Sneath.
A plan of Rome from the "Atlas Historique", France, 1718.
A view of Florence Italy, pastel, circa 1910.
A scene from Genesis XX, the drunkenness of Lot sleeping on his daughters, by Lucas Vortersman after Gentileschi, 1625.
A watercolor of a city scene, signed and dated Russ Conn (1896-1983) 1948. Russ Conn was a native of Boonton, NJ where he did a number of paintings...
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A drawing of French fishermen, early 19th century.
Watercolor of a Victorian beauty, signed "Adelphi Sketch Club" and dated 1899.
A 20th-century Californian painting by Clifford Holmes, "Benicia".
A print from the Botanical Study of Fruits and Nuts by Duhamel du Monceau, early 19th century (Nouvelle Edition Langlois, 1807–35).
A map of Hungary, 18th century.
A small Indian 19th-century carving in sandalwood of a goddess. Possibly part of a juggernaut, a massive cart carrying images of deities. In the We...
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A map of France by Robert de Vaugondy, cartographer to Louis XVI, circa 1750.
A lithograph of a bridge, U.S.A. circa 1980.
