New Arrivals

A charming vintage painting of a Russian church, circa 1995. Signed indistinctly with monogram.

A well-known lithograph of Anders Zorn's bathing beauties, Sweden circa 1900.

A richly painted still life of flowers, circa 1950.

A pastel of a lakeside cottage, circa 1930.

A 19th Century French Napoleon III Period small chest of drawers with a rouge marble top.

A Vintage Italian painting of Lake Como.

A Japanese imari charger, Taisho period circa 1910 in blue and white glazes.

A burl English lap desk on later stand, very good overall condition, circa 1860.

A nice large and bright majolica pottery tile panel depicting jumping frogs in a pond with cattails and flowering vines. The ochre colored border i...

A set of 4 late 19th Century Celestial musicians, India circa 1890. Each musician is seen playing a different musical instrument.

A 19th Century bust of George Gordon by Pietro Mezzara, circa 1870.

18th - 19th Century Spanish or Iberian chest of drawers with carved drawer fronts

A mid 18th Century Italian Louis XV 3 drawer commode, circa 1760

A late 19th Century English painted tole coal scuttle, circa 1880.

A probably Longchamp faïence serving low bowl, France circa 1870. Decorated in Yellow and blue on a white ground with a bird in the center resting ...

A set of four "thousand butterfly" pattern dishes, China, 19th century. Two sets of four available. The pattern 1000 butterflies is fairly rare in ...

An Italian mixed wood commode, circa 1800. A similar example is available for a pair.

Unusual faux bois decoration on porcelain with court scenes in lozenges. Chinese export porcelain made circa 1910

An early 19th Century Dutch Colonial painting of an estate with a duck pond, circa 1830. A rare and charming painting.

An American mahogany dressing table or low boy, late 18th early 19th Century.

A rare and large Lowestoft platter in the Chinese taste, England circa 1780.

A handsome Chippendale revival mahogany settee made in England during the last quarter of the 19th century. The style originates in mid 18th centur...

A George III period crystal candlestick, England, 18th century.

A small early French buffet deux corps, circa 1700.