A fine pair of French ormolu/ bronze-mounted rouge griotte marble urns with bronze mask handles, leaves with a flame finial top.
Circa 1880
11” Wide x 10” Deep x 24.5” High
$19,500
Large carved wood and with original gilding of Pope Gregory with a mitre shaped like a crown. Circa 1820, Italian.
The wood surround, 18th century Rocco highly carved with leaves is not included in sale of bishop with mitre
10ʺ Wide × 8ʺ Deep × 22.5ʺ High
$3,950
A set of twelve Stoviglie malachite plates by Piero Fornasetti with gold designs of pitchers, gilt cup and saucer, urns, vases, curette and more. Circa 1950, Italy. Ref. Fornasetti, the complete Universe, Barnaba Fornasetti. Pg.614, #162 plate with gilt cup and saucer.
10" Diameter x .75" High
$14,500
An exquisite blend of elegance and functionality, this tortoiseshell double inkwell is a true collector's delight. With its stunning glass inkwells, brass accents, and convenient storage drawer, it's a timeless piece that adds a touch of sophistication to any desk. A must-have for those who appreciate the artistry of vintage treasures. England circa 1870.
11" Wide x 9.25" Deep x 8" High
$2950
18th century flame-stitch wallet from New England, probably Massachusetts or Colonial Williamsburg, Virginia. Stitch is in a flame pattern in red green yellow, blue and brown. Opens to two pockets on each side. Circa 1780.
Some losses on the edges otherwise in excellent condition with wear consistent with age.
9" Wide x .5" Deep x 5" High
$3850
A gilded 19th century cut crystal Epergne adorned with intricate grapes and vines detailing. A stunning piece from circa 1890, France, perfect for adding a touch of timeless elegance to any space.
10" Diameter x 20" High
$2450
Christofle Gilded Candlesticks - A Pair
Finest quality of Christofle of gilding and bronze there is. Finely gilded with leaves and florals. Each are signed. France, 1890-1900.
5.7" Square x 15.75" High
$7450
A Limited Edition, hand painted, English fine bone china pair of Royal Worcester Magnolia Warblers. One of the most important pair in the American Bird Series. Shape number: 3429 & 3430. Premier size, authentic hallmark.
14” Wide x 10” Deep x 16” High
$4500
This exquisite French enamel and bronze inkwell and match holder set, adorned with hand-painted figures, is a stunning piece of functional art. Perfect for collectors or anyone looking to elevate their workspace with timeless sophistication. The intricate detailing and craftsmanship make this a true treasure from the past ideal for writing enthusiasts or lovers of French antiques. Circa 1880s, France. The matchbook is four and half inches in diameter and high.
6.5" Wide x 5.5" Deep x 5" High
$1150
Set of Eight Capodimonte Armorial Porcelain Plates
Neoclassical Style Polychrome Border
The gilt center with a coats of arms is surrounded by blue, yellow and orange flowers.
To use for service it is suggested too layer with a clear glass plate on top.
Circa 1930’s
Excellent condition without chips or cracks with wear consistent with age.
0.5” Diameter x 1.25” High
$2,200
Capodimonte Plaques In Hard Stone Frames Featuring Agate, Jasper And Lapis - A Pair
19th Century
Hard stone frames featuring agate, jasper and lapis.
Military conquest and allegorical scenes.
Ornamental Bronze Mounts
9.25” Wide x 12” High x 1.25” Deep
$2,250
This exquisite pair of 18th-century Spanish Solomonic columns showcases masterful carving and rich gilding, reflecting the grandeur of baroque design. Dating between 1780-1810, these architectural treasures feature the iconic twisting form associated with Solomonic columns, adding a sense of movement and elegance. Aged to perfection with natural wood cracks on the reverse, they embody centuries of history and craftsmanship.
10" Diameter x 46" High
$1950
A late 18th century Italian tortoiseshell inlaid cabinet with multiple drawers, a compartment on the top, a mirror, a center niche and a pullout shelf or writing desk at the bottom. The niche is with columns and a checkered black and white floor. Circa 1780, Italy. With doors open it is forty one inches wide.
21.5" Wide x 10.75" Deep x 19" High
$6850
An exquisite kashkul (begging bowl) used by a Dervish, a Sufic ascetic. This kashkul has been created from the hollowed out huh of a Coco de Mer palm nut. A band of finely worked silver-damascened steel runs the entire length of the rim, with large shaped cartouches extending down the bow and stern.
Calligraphic inscriptions in nastaliq script are inlaid in silver to fill the steel band. Silver inlays further been used to accent the spearhead motif extending down the sides of the hull. The Coco deMer displays a fine warm, dark patina inside and out, while the steel is bright and resplendent.
The holes are for attaching a chain, so the the kashkul could be worn over the shoulder or hung when not in use. It is believed to be late 18th or early 19th century.
10.5” Wide x 5.5” Deep x 4” High
$3850
Authentic Matador Torero suit of lights with inscription on inside of vest. Beautiful aubergine colored silk and silver thread throughout circa 1920. Eighteen inches wide shoulder to shoulder, twenty-one inches shoulder to end of sleeve and 20 inches from the top of neck to bottom of vest. Excellent condition. Has been worn in bullfights showing some minor wear.
18" Wide x 5" Deep x 41" High
$3250
Rare 18th century Italian jardiniere carved wood gilded with inset genuine mineral stones colored agates, raised on four legs. When turned upside down there are faces seen on each foot. Large oval agate cracked. Circa 1780-1800, very rare never seen one before.
10.5” Wide x 8” Deep x 8” High
$3250
Rare Dutch 18th century Tortoiseshell box with rippled serpentine sides embellished with silver mounts and mobility silver ball feet. Circa 1780-1820.
9.5" Wide x 6.5" Deep x 3.5" High
Some small cracks in the lid, barely noticeable otherwise in excellent condition with wear consistent with age.
$3250
This exquisite bronze doré portfolio, attributed to the renowned E.F. Caldwell & Co. of New York, is a luxurious example of early 20th century craftsmanship. Featuring ornate bronze doré detailing, the piece is adorned with intricately cast bronze faces at each corner, adding to its regal elegance.
Lined in sumptuous red crimson velvet and silk, this portfolio exudes opulence and refinement. Though the boards are separated and the silk is not attached, its historical significance and exquisite materials make it a collector’s treasure and a stunning display piece. A rare and timeless artifact, ideal for collectors of fine decorative arts and historical design.
Circa 1920.
12" Wide x 1" Deep x 16' High
$1295
A pair of carved wooden urns with handles and faceted cut crystal flowers from Italy. Each carved wooden urn features gracefully turned handles and a rich patina, serving as an elegant base for a bouquet of antique faceted cut crystal flowers dated circa 1860. The blossoms catch and refract light beautifully, offering a timeless decorative accent ideal for mantels, pedestals, or side consoles. A rare pairing of Italian decorative arts.
17" Wide x 9.5" Deep x 49" High
$3850
Antique Japanese red and black lacquer over porcelain compote. With French bronze doré acorn finial, pedestal, trim and handles. Circa 1890.
14" Wide x 10.5" Deep x 14.5" High
$2250
This stunning set of four Italian plates by Longon beautifully represents the Four Seasons, each in a unique, vibrant color. Hand painted, Dipinto A Mano and adorned with Oro Zecchino, pure gold, these plates are a true work of art. A rare find for collectors and lovers of the craftsmanship of fine European antiques. Circa 1930s, Italy.
12.5" Diameter x 1" High
$1250
A Coco de Mer nut on custom made lucite stand. The Coco de Mer seed nut is the largest in the world and only found in th Seychelles islands. Circa early 20th century. From the cabinet of curiosities, collection of Seward Kennedy. New York City.
Custom made lucite stand. 13.5" Wide x 5.75" Deep
Nut. 13" Wide x 13" High x 6.5" Deep
13.5" Wide x 6.5" Deep x 13" High
$2650
This authentic tribal shaman’s medical bag, known as a Bilum bag, originates from Papua New Guinea and dates back to circa 1900. Traditionally used by shamans for carrying medicinal herbs and sacred items, this rare piece is a testament to the region’s rich cultural heritage and spiritual practices.
Handwoven with raffia and macramé, the bag features a sturdy rope handle, giving it both durability and an organic, timeworn beauty. Measuring in total 28 inches in length with the handle, it embodies the handcrafted artistry and deep traditions of Papua New Guinea’s indigenous people.
A museum worthy artifact and a rare collector’s piece, perfect for those who appreciate tribal antiques, ethnographic art, and cultural history.
10" Wide x 2" Deep x 12" High
$1650
This exquisite pair of carved wood angels presents a breathtaking display of spiritual artistry and craftsmanship. With finely detailed expressions and flowing robes, these celestial figures gently cradle a central reliquary, creating a piece that is both devotional and decorative.
Rich in historical and religious significance, this reliquary was likely used to house sacred relics, making it a rare and meaningful artifact. The reliquary alone measures an inch wide by a half an inch deep by one and a quarter inch high. Italy, 19th century.
8.5" Wide x 1" Deep x 5" High
$1150
A near pair of 19th century, Italian hand carved armorial crest, pediments with crowns, eagles and lions. The carvings are beautifully executed. Each pediment displays a unique royal crown and shield carved below. One shield with three mallets has the words “DIO E IL DUCA”, God and the Duke. The other shield with lions consists of flanked eagles with their wings outstretched along with grapes on vines and a carved ribbon below the shield. The shield is flanked by stalks of greenery, flowers, roses, and daisies and others complete the design of each shield. Circa 1870.
Excellent good antique condition with normal wear for their age. Some old repairs.
30" Wide x 5" Deep x 22" High
$11,500
A fabulous Michael Hawley, Chakoptewa pottery vessel made using traditional Hopi methods.
Michael Hawley, of Scottsdale, Arizona, is the only living potter today creating true Sikyatki Polychrome pottery vessels in the same manner as they were originally made from the 14th through the 17th centuries. Hawley calls this pottery "Chakoptewa Polychrome," Chakoptewa being his adopted Hopi name.
Hawley uses only hand-ground clay dug on Antelope Mesa on the Hopi Reservation and he hand coils, shapes, polishes, paints and coal fires each of these pots in a firing pit he constructs himself. All of his pigments are made by hand from minerals and plants indigenous to the Hope Mesas and each of his painted designs is original and within the Sikyatki design tradition.
Mike Hawley's pieces are original and unique pieces of contemporary ceramic art inspired by ancient tradition. They are not copies or replicas.
17" Diameter x 10" High
$2750
This beautifully crafted mother of pearl tea caddy from circa 1860 is a true testament to English craftsmanship and elegance. The exterior glows with intricate mother of pearl inlay work, showcasing delicate iridescent patterns that capture the light beautifully. The interior lids have been replaced, but the caddy remains in very good condition with a stunning, shiny finish. This exquisite piece is perfect for collectors or anyone looking to add a refined, timeless accent to their collection or home.
6.75" Wide x 4" Deep x 4.5" High
$1750
This exquisite Italian cabinet showcases a stunning combination of antique craftsmanship and later vintage refinement. The original late 18th century drawers are adorned with intricate stump work embroidery and tortoiseshell. These remarkable elements are housed within a beautifully constructed vintage walnut cabinet, offering both functionality and timeless elegance. The warm patina of the walnut enhances the richness of the detailed drawer fronts, making this piece a true statement of Italian artistry. Perfect for those who appreciate the fusion of antique and vintage craftsmanship. Italy, circa 1780.
16.75" Wide x 8" Deep x 8.5" High
$1450
A pair of 18th century French door locks artfully repurposed into elegant bookends. Each lock, originally crafted circa in 1790, features intricate bronze doré detailing and unique turn handles, showcasing the refinement of French craftsmanship. Mounted on solid marble bases, these bookends seamlessly blend old world charm with modern practicality. A rare and sophisticated statement piece.
7.25" Wide x 7" Deep x 8" High
$1950
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