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An attractive and nicely scaled French giltwood armchair made during the second half of the 19th century. Was $3500. Condition: Wear to surfaces wi...
View full detailsSilenus is the companion of Dionysus. He is the oldest, wisest and drunkest of the satyrs. He is also the one that gave king Midas his golden touch...
View full detailsCityscape painting by influential artist and scholar Krell, circa 1950. Was $2500.
A 19th-century silver albumen photograph of the Taj Mahal, India.
A 19th-century silver albumen photograph of the interior of a Chinese temple.
A late 19th Century Chinese bamboo and black lacquer square low table, circa 1880. Was $1750
A rare large Meiji-period Japanese red lacquer and gilt horseshoe chair with foot rest and gilt metal decorations, circa 1840. Seat height 22". Was...
View full detailsA handsome Federal-period mahogany and bird's-eye maple secretary–bookcase. We think this was made in Pennsylvania about 1830. Some small repairs. ...
View full detailsAn early 19th-century English porcelain cream pitcher and sugar bowl by Newhall in the "Crouching Tiger" pattern. The sugar bowl measures 5" h x 7....
View full detailsA rare 19th century Royal Vienna inkwell. Gilt eagle and snake on a naturalistic base with concealed inkwell. Probably a reference to Mexico. Circa...
View full detailsA nice large and bright majolica pottery tile panel depicting jumping frogs in a pond with cattails and flowering vines. The ochre-colored border i...
View full detailsA 15th–16th century Neapolitan painted terracotta Madonna. Ex collection of Hearst Museum St. Mary's. In a private collection for the last 15 years...
View full detailsA handsome and nicely proportioned walnut Kas or armoire made in the Low Countries early in the 19th century. This piece has nice architectural mol...
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