The Art of Al Fresco

A pair of vintage cast stone planters, circa 1950. The sides of the plater are tapered down and have a raised face of a lion on each side.

An Adams Neoclassical planter, probably zinc with patina, 19th century.

A beautifully carved white marble jardiniere/planter made during the 19th century in France or Italy. As there is no drain we think it might have b...

An Edwardian silver plate toast rack, England circa 1910.

An Edwardian English wine coaster, oak and silver plate.

An English Victorian silver-plated highly sculpted electrotype platter.

A 19th-century pierced creamware plate, England circa 1860.

A decorative set of six Continental cabinet plates, circa 1900. Each plate has a different scene depicting people dressed in the clothing of King A...

A Creil blue and black bowl, France circa 1820. The center of the plate has two Gendarmes speaking to each other. The border is decorated with stra...

A rare and large Lowestoft platter in the Chinese taste, England circa 1780. 1.5" H 12.5" D 17" W

A Chinese export rouge de fer porcelain plate, circa 1780. 1.25" H 9.25" D 12" W

A pair of Wedgwood plates, circa 1820. Priced as pair, or also available individually. 1" High 8" Diameter

Seven Limoges plates, France, circa 1900.

A pair of 19th Centuy French HBCM Montereau plates with Military scenes.

A 19th Century English Ironstone plate with a burgundy border and gilt acorns and oak leaves in the center. We have 3 available, priced separately...

A 20th Century Japanese blue and white map plate.

An antique French Digion et Sarreguemines plate with a family scene

A set of 6 early 19th Century English Spode Frog Pattern dessert dishes, England circa 1810. This pattern was made to celebrate the coronation o...

A set of 7 late 19th Century Copeland Frog Pattern dessert plates, circa 1875. This set was a later copy made by Copeland after the originals, whic...

A brass stand with a round face with pierced surface that tilts on a tripod foot base. In the upright position 16.5″ high. 12" High 11" Diameter

A 19th Century German bronze Aqua Manille in the form of gnome. This piece was used to pour water to wash hands at a dinner table. DEPTH: 4.25 H...

An early 19th Century English mahogany Chinese Chippendale tea table with a pierced gallery, circa 1800.

A large pair of late 19th Century Staffordshire ceramic swan punch servers on Rococo gilt metal stands. Made by the noted firm Burslem Pottery, Sto...

A pair of Italian candlesticks, carved wood with gilding, circa 1880.