New Arrivals

An armorial print, England, 19th century.

A pair of rustic American Southwestern doors, 19th century.

A Biedermeier Neoclassical unusually large 8 light gilt wood chandelier, Austria circa 1830. The support for the chandelier are turned wood, the ar...

A large Victorian brass centerpiece with camels; the base mid–19th century.

A large French terracotta fragment in the Gothic style, 18th century or earlier, on custom steel stand. Damage to left figure.

A large Louis XVI–style walnut armoire, France circa 1840.

A great rare and early Tibetan wooden trunk covered in leather with forged iron fittings and trim.

An 18th-century Scottish chestnut one-drawer table. The drawer is carved along with the knees.

A miniature Italian inlaid chest, circa 1900.

A George III round mahogany dropleaf table, England circa 1780. Measures 18.5" w when closed.

A provincial walnut Neoclassical commode with ebonized columns with elegant tall legs, Northern Italy circa 1810.

A print from "Miserere" by Georges Roualt, published after the war 1948.

A reverse glass painting, China circa 1900.

Belle Époque French Louis XVI style bibliothèque. Ormolu bronze neoclassical mounts; aramanth burl inlaid with Karelian birch, satinwood, and boxwo...

"Sir Brian", England, 18th century.

An 18th-century Italian engraving, "View of the Palazzo at San Pietro in Montorio".

Japanese woodblock "On the Mountain of Mii-dera in Otsu" by Kuniyoshi, 1847–48.

A Gorham copper cigar lighter and tray, U.S.A. circa 1880. The tray measures 1" h x 9.5" w x 7.25" d, and the lighter measures 2.75" h x 3.25" w x ...

A Louis XVI painted small mirror, circa 1800.

An English walnut 19th-century lap desk or writing slope, circa 1870.

A pochoir after Picasso, depicting a classical scene, circa 1980 or earlier.

A German engraving, "Palace of the Emperor Justinian", circa 1800.

A woodblock triptych, "Tenmokuzan Battle" by Yoshitora, Japan, 1888.

A Grand Tour engraving, circa 1890, by Gebbie & Husson, of the statue by Antonio Canova of Hercules and Lichas.