New Arrivals

An Italian walnut desk, adapted from 18th-century elements, 19th century, with an insert leather top. On one side of the desk there are three drawe...

A pair of 18th-century French Louis XVI–period side chairs, circa 1780.

A blue and white Chinese porcelain Canton platter, circa 1890.

A vintage Chinese porcelain vase, now a lamp, with calligraphy, possibly Year of the Ox, circa 1950.

A vintage Chinese porcelain vase, now a lamp, with calligraphy, possibly Year of the Ox, circa 1950.

A watercolor of a church, U.S.A., dated 1935.

A Swedish Baroque giltwood console with grey marble top, circa 1780.

A rare English silver plated partial candelabra in the Indian style, circa 1860.

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".

"The Gout", hand-colored engraving, England, dated 1835.

A pair of vintage French painted columns. From the collection of one of the West Coast's leading designers. Done in the classical style; used to fr...

A pair of country ladderback side chairs made in England late in the 19th century. The seats are rattan. Seat height is 18". The chairs are modeled...

"Death of Gen. Warren", a hand-tinted engraving, England circa 1860.

A sliced amethyst geode.

A large pair of Southwestern doors, with an old repair, 19th century. Listed measurements are for the pair of doors together; each door measures 23...

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 brass-mounted camphor campaign trunk, vintage.

A pair of painted wooden columns, 1920s.

A Victorian sofa/game table in walnut with inlaid game board, circa 1860.

A large Georgian corner cupboard in mahogany with later top board, England circa 1800.

A Japanese woodblock print showing the view of Hamamatsu (#29) from the "Fifty-Three Stations of the Tokaido" by Hiroshige, from the Kichizo editio...