Antique curiosities

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

Memorial portrait painted in Germany during the middle of the 18th century. We originally thought this was a portrait of a dwarf. An art historian ...

A rare early 20th Century etching of the feats of Hercules

A 19th Century English painted tole hat box.

A Vintage black and white humorous photograph of a juggler

An early 20th Century Indonesian wood carving of a nursing animal.

An early 20th Century engraving of a woman wearing a hat with a veil, Germany circa 1900.

A Chinese Yuan Dynasty carved wood Drvapala mask, 14th - 15th Century.

Rembrandt etching done by Francesco Novelli, Italy circa 1770.

A Japanese Meiji Period 2 panel screen of a tiger and a wolf.

An early 20th Century South East Asian green painted bird cage, circa 1900

A set of 5 20th Century French Limoges dinner plates with a beige border and gilt rims.

A 19th-century English majolica pitcher with a bouquet of flowers.

A 19th Century drawing of a Victorian woman, signed Claude Laures, NY 02.

A late 19th-century Tibetan round leather and iron mounted box, circa 1880.

19th Chinese export porcelain platter. This type of porcelain was initially exported in the 17th century, this plate was made circa 1860 for sale t...

A 20th Century Japanese blue and white map plate.

A mid 19th-century American yellow painted iron plate rack or pie cooling rack, circa 1860.

An early 19th-century English colored engraving of "The Tiger" published June 4, 1806 in London, original condition.

A 19th Century South East Asian carved and painted wood statue of St John and Jesus, recently repainted.

An early 20th Century American Folk Art Surrealist carving, unsigned, circa 1920.

A Surrealist photograph of a nude by George Platt Lynes (1907-1955), probably second state.

An engraving after Annibale Carracci by Ludvicio Carracci from the fresco cycle "The Love of The Gods" for Cardinale Farnese, 1597–1608.

An 18th Century French engraving titled "The Age Agreable" by Jean Charles Levasseur, circa 1770 from the Scottish National Gallery.