New Arrivals

An original engraving from Annibale Carracci, "Loves of the Gods". Painted in 1607, engraving a short time later.

A set of three lozenge shaped dishes decorated in puce and yellow, Continental, circa 1780. Repaired chips.

A creamware inkwell, England circa 1880.

An early 19th-century Chinese export Blue Fitzhugh sauce boat.

"Treasures of Tibetan Art: The Collections of the Jacques Marchais Museum of Tibetan Art", by Barbara Lipton, 1996 first edition.

A painting on paper of a group of men, India circa 1950.  

Maya Angelou, "Wouldn't Take Nothing for My Journey Now", published by Random House, 1993.

Henri Stierlin, "Greece: From Mycenae to the Parthenon", published by Taschen, first edition 1997. Light wear and a tear to dust jacket.

A Java-style seated Buddha, Thailand, 19th century.

An early 19th-century banjo barometer with pediment and elaborate inlay.  

A large pair of Italian 19th-century Neoclassical plaques of Caesar and Octavia, circa 1820. Repoussé metal on wood.

A rare Western Chinese lacquered & gilt mirror, decorated with Islamic motifs, 19th century.

Dawn Jacobson, "Chinoiserie", published by Phaidon, first edition 1993. Light wear to dust jacket corners and edges.

A George III–period mahogany chest of drawers, England circa 1790.

An amethyst cathedral geode (restored).

A mahogany tilt top table, England circa 1790.  

An early 19th-century American inlaid bow front chest of drawers. The inlay is in a hem stitch pattern around the drawer faces and the side of the ...

A pair of Gothic-style candlesticks, England, 19th century.

Malcolm Gladwell, "Outliers", published by Little, Brown & Co., first edition 2008. Dust jacket wrinkled and smudged.

A Lowestoft Chinese export–style tea pot, England circa 1790. Chips to lid and spout.

A pair of green hardstone bowls, possibly jade, Republic Period China.  

A Louis XVI walnut commode, Italy circa 1790.

Frank Lloyd Wright, "The Future of Architecture", published by Horizon Press, 1953. Previous owner's bookplate inside front cover. Binding somewhat...

Nicholas A. Brawer, "British Campaign Furniture: Elegance under Canvas, 1740–1914", published by Harry N. Abrams, first edition 2001. Signed by the...