New Arrivals

A Dutch Delft charger in the Chinese taste, early 18th century.

A George III Period ebony inlaid mahogany commode, England circa 1790. These pieces are great where you need a side table with storage.

A map of France by Robert de Vaugondy, cartographer to Louis XVI, circa 1750.

A George III Period mahogany men's dressing cabinet, now a bar, England circa 1790. These pieces are great where you need a side table with storage.

An English 17th-century Jacobean / Charles II period oak-paneled chest of drawers. Good color and patina.

A pair of large and rare satin birch Biedermeier chairs, circa 1820. Sweden, Prussia, or Germany. Seat unusually deep, for a taller person. Seat he...

A very good 18th-century Chinese export cider mug in the Mandarin pattern, circa 1790. Small repairs to rim nibbles.

A large Meiji painting from the Kano school of a woman with black and white elephants, Japan circa 1870. One of a series of eight that we have.

A Neoclassical Dutch side table inlaid with mixed woods, circa 1840.

A Neoclassical Dutch side table inlaid with mixed woods, circa 1840.

A watercolor painting of the San Francisco Bay near Belvedere, by Joseph M. Raphael (1869–1950).

An altar table, China circa 1890. Missing two small pieces of bamboo from the front.

A vintage Moroccan table, circa 1920.

A Louis XVI style envelope table, made by Paul Sormani in his workshop at 10 rue Charlot circa 1870. This table is signed on the lock. Inlaid with ...

An English Regency period mahogany cabinet with pierced brass gallery. Two doors open to eight drawers. Great storage, patina, color, and design. E...

A Louis XVI style walnut and brass tri-top demilune, made in France circa 1900. One top half round, one top wood, one top leather. Diameter when op...

A George III three-drawer mahogany oxbow server, circa 1790.

Bruce Weber, "Blood Sweat and Tears: Or, How I Stopped Worrying and Learned to Love Fashion", published by teNeues, first edition 2005.

"Unseen Versailles", published by Doubleday & Company, first edition 1981. Wear and tears to dust jacket.

A Louis XV style 19th-century French bureau plat with a black leather inset top.

Harris, "The Genius of Robert Adam: His Interiors", 2001. Some wear to dust jacket.

Flach, "Equus", first edition 2008. Light wear to dust jacket.

A large academic drawing by Gabriel Rodigue, France circa 1890.

A large Meiji painting from the Kano school, Japan circa 1870. One of a series of eight that we have.