New Arrivals

A Southeast Asian hardwood heavily carved lintel, 19th century or earlier.

A French botanical illustration, 19th century.

A French botanical illustration, 19th century.

A very tall pair of French oak doors, 19th century. Total width of the two doors together is 45". Ex Frances Elkins.

A 19th-century heavily painted plaster Neoclassical urn, after ancient marble urns, Italy circa 1850.

A rare Goryeo Dynasty Korean celadon bud vase with treasured organic faults and a sophisticated and eccentric design, 14th century.

A Belle Époque giltwood mirror, France circa 1900, featuring a beautiful painted landscape.

A 19th-century heavily painted plaster Neoclassical urn, after ancient marble urns, Italy circa 1850.

A rare Chinese export black lacquer and gilt writing desk, circa 1870. Inside the box, there is a panel that when removed show 3 small hidden drawe...

A Goryeo celadon incised bowl, Korea, 14th century. Hairline crack.

A Tibetan or Mongolian painted four-door cabinet, 19th century with substantially original paint.

A pair of walnut Louis XVI doors, France, 18th century. Great old hardware. The total width of the two doors together is 57.25".

A vintage Italian giltwood mirror, a stylized version of 18th-century design, circa 1920.

A 19th-century rustic Swedish painted pony with old repairs and paint loss, lacking wheels. Originally made as a pull toy. Charming folk art.

A pair of Dutch Baroque walnut richly inlaid chairs, circa 1780. Seat height 20".

A large pair of Southeast Asian wooden lacquered and gilt monks, 20th century.

A Spanish carved Baroque oak panel, scrolls flanking a stylized tree, circa 1750.

A Regency period painting of Alexander Chancellor of Shieldhill, Scotland. This family backed Mary, Queen of Scots. The frame is period and possibl...

A George III mahogany chest, England circa 1790.

A pair of Directoire walnut doors, France circa 1810. The left door (as shown in the main photograph) measures 24.75" w, and the right door measure...

A Charles II oak two-section paneled chest of drawers, England circa 1680. Very good color and patina.

A provincial mahogany or red walnut small chest, England circa 1790.

An English Edwardian brass swiveled round dressing mirror with substantial weighted base, circa 1910.

A Meiji period late 19th century Japanese Boys Day partial miniature samurai armor with sword, bow, and arrows. Ex collection of David Beck, a note...