Decorative Objects

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A set of three Chinese rose mandarin large bowls in beautiful condition decorated with flowers and birds add a courting scene on each. Late 18th century to early 19th century.

10" Diameter x 2" High

$850

This is a early Rose medallion Chinese export covered dish with a pinecone finial in gold. The interior is all decorated with birds and flowers. Circa 1800 to 1820.

10" Wide x 8" Deep x 5.5" High

$650

A beautiful turn of the century blue Murano footed fruit bowl with gold gilt. Four painted figures in cartouche. The gilding is perfect. 

13" Diameter x 7" High 

$850

A 19th century English rosewood tobacco jar. This has been beautifully refinished along time ago and whoever did it, did a nice job. Possibly could be Irish but assuming English.

5.5" Diameter x 10" High

$475

A silver and brass bracelet made into a dish or a glass holder. African, early 19th century. 

5" Diameter x 2.5" High

$375

French 19th century early faience pitcher beautifully decorated.

6" Wide x 5" Deep x 12" High

$650

An antique pair of gilt bronze mandarin duck screen holders. Meiji period, Japan. Very rare.

4" Wide x 5.5" Deep x 3.5" High 

$650

Vintage single obelisk from a well known decorator. Travertine marble. Circa 1970s, Italy.

3" wide x 3" Deep x 14.5" High 

$325

A vintage polished travertine obelisk, was used by a very famous decorator in the 1970s. 

3" wide x 3" Deep x 14" High

$325

An antique bamboo plant stand with a round, woven straw top where the plant would sit. Japanese for the English market, Circa 1890s.

29" Diameter x 33" High 

$495

A stunning red crystal bowl. Signed Henry Dean on the bottom. Belgium circa 1980s.  

16" Diameter x 3" High

$475

This is a salesman sample of a Demilune English chest. It has four doors with an ivory bar handle. It is all inlaid around the top and the bottom. It sits on four legs. Circa 1800s.

10.5" Wide x 5.5" Deep x 7" High

$1000

This is really quite a wonderful dish set in solid bronze and has beautiful detail depicting two dolphins. All original. Circa 1800s. 

6" wide x 4.5" Deep x 8.5" High

$1150

A pretty and rare Maitland Smith caviar stand. Stand with a patina brass shell motif base and a mother of pearl top.

7" Wide x 6" Deep x 4.5" High 

$450

19th century Charles X period Veilleuse lamp a Huile en bronze with green crystal. Lamp has a rams head at top and a koi fish at the base each with exceptional detail work. The green crystal glass is 5” long and 3” in diameter. 

5.5’ Wide x 4” Deep x 12.5” High

$2500

A large signed Lalique "Factice"bottle with L'Air du Temps perfume. Clear base is 3” high the top is frosted crystal lovebirds Circa 1960, France. 

14” Wide x 10 Deep x 12” High 

$1500

A 1940s blue opaline dish with a bronze dore edge. A wonderful opaline collectors or French decor piece. 

5.5’ Diameter x 1’ High 

$350

A lovely French amethyst Hollywood Regency dish circa 1940s encased in bronze ormolu with bow handles and a star in the middle that is gold.

10” Wide x 8.5” Deep x 1.5” High

$350

Chinoiserie influence Hollywood Regency gilt iron jardiniere. 1950s, with lion handles.   12" Diameter x 6" High  

$550

A bronze empire style small picture frame is from the turn of the century. The precious frame still has its original silk moire fabric inside from when it was sold. 

4" Wide x 2.5" Deep x 5.5" High

$275

An 1890s English blotter. Bronze, tortoiseshell inside with a leather bottom. In very good condition especially the tortoiseshell.

7" Wide x 1" Deep x 9.5" High

$650

A late 18th century to early 19th century Chinese export bowl with a doré bronze French rococo base mounted onto the bowl. Bowl is decorated with raspberry colored flowers and is in mint condition. The bolt is 10" and the bronze its self is 9".

10" Square x 6.5" High 

$2800

 Vintage elegance, a mesmerizing blue hue and exquisite craftsmanship. Use this Pairpoint bowl as a candy dish or a statement centerpiece. Pairpoint is currently the oldest operating glass company in the United States, circa 1950s.

6.5" Wide x 5" Deep x 2.5" High 

$450

A pair of Staffordshire statues children holding goats. Circa 1890s, England.

6" Wide x 4.5" Deep x 9.5" High 

$675

A small but heavy reddish brown amber swirl bowl made of Onyx. Italy, circa 1950s.

6" Diameter x 2" High

$425

A beautiful vintage Waterford pitcher signed by Waterford and the artist. Has a gold rim around the top which is unusual. England, circa 1950s.

7.5" Wide x 3.5" Deep x 8.5" High 

$650

A small Chinese export, papier mâché planter or dish with a gold flower design. It is circa early 19th century.

It has that small little split on the inside but not on the outside othewise it is in excellent condition with wear consistent with age.

7" Wide x 5" Deep x 2" High

$350

A turn of the century, Italian marble ball on a small black wooden base. The marble is polished and it is in great condition.

5" Diameter x 7.5" High

$450

A mid century Orrefors signed crystal bow. Sweden, circa 1970s and is in great condition. 

13.5" Wide x 10" Deep x 4" High

$375

A beautiful French silverplate cake server beautifully chaste and it has a bone handle. French marks on the back but hard to distinguish. Circa 1890s. The bone handle has a slight hairline but typical.

2.5" Wide x 11.5" Deep x .50" High

$350

A vintage 1940s Meissen plaque with a flower bouquet on the front and Meissen mark on the reverse. 

6" Wide x .5" High x 10" High

$375

What a wonderful silver plate pitcher circa 1880s. Made in India for the English market. 

6" Wide x 4" Deep x 11" High

$395

A turn of the century Murano nuts dish in the form of a swan. 

4" Wide x 3" Deep x 4" High

$350

A magnificent French Regency bronze jardinière, circa 1830s, featuring exquisite dolphin feet that add a touch of elegance. This finely crafted piece boasts intricate detailing and a rich patina, showcasing the exceptional artistry of 19th century French metalwork. Complete with its removable black tole insert, this jardinière seamlessly blends beauty and functionality making it a stunning centerpiece for any refined interior or antique collection. France, circa 1830s.

13" Wide x 8" Deep x 5" High

$550

A charming pair of victorian era Staffordshire porcelain Spaniels. These beloved 19th century mantel dogs feature finely painted details and classic gilt accents. One Spaniel shows some wear to the face, but both remain in very good condition for their age, retaining their timeless appeal. Circa 1840–1870s, England.

7" Wide x 5.5" Deep x 9.5" High 

$850

These exquisite late 19th century Mason figures showcase the elegance of Chinoiserie design, reflecting the era’s fascination with East Asian artistry. Crafted with intricate detailing and a rich decorative motifs, these figures embody the refined craftsmanship and cultural influences of the time.

4.5" Wide x 3" Deep x 5.5" High 

$550

These are a beautiful pair of hand cut and hand blown lead crystal decanter’s with beautiful finials. They are about 1820 to 1830 and probably either Irish or Scottish but beautiful example of early glass. hey are in great condition they are hand blown, so there is differences between the two. The stoppers measure five inches tall.

4.5" Diameter x 13.5" High 

$675

A wonderful little English silver plate pitcher with horn handle made to look like tree bark. It is probably a small chocolate pot. Pot has some dents along the bottom but not noticeable until you pick it up. Circa 1900s. Perfect for a cabin.

3.5" Wide x 2.5" Deep x 6.5" High 

$550

A mid 19th century beautiful quality bronze dore paperclip depicting wheat. Can be hung on the wall. From France.

3" Wide x 1.5" Deep x 6.5" High

$325

A 19th century Chinese blue and white canton dish. An attractive shape and scalloped edge. 

10" Wide x 7" Deep x 2" High

$375

A very whimsical antique French brass paper clip in the form of a hand.

2" Wide x 4" Deep x 2" High

$275

This picture frame is a wonderful French bronze in the tree bark style. Circa early 1900s. The interior would be just a little more than three and half inches by seven and half. 

6" Wide x 3.5" Deep x 10" High

$375

This is an early 19th century bronze whimsy in the baroque style. She is a mermaid with wings has tripod legs with lion paws. Very nicely casted in bronze with a lot of detail.

5" Wide x 5" Deep x 7" High

$850

A 19th century Japanese, Meiji period, bronze planter. Beautiful decorated with dragon handles. 

14.6" Wide x 10" Deep x 3" High 

$550

A wonderful piece by Santa Clara Pueblo in New Mexico. Handmade traditional black pottery with arrowhead designs. The opening at the top is one and half inches. Circa 1970s.

3.5" Diameter x 2.5" High 

$350

An evocative turn of the century Japanese papier mâché plate featuring bold gold figures of warriors on a deep black lacquer base with gently flared edges. Remarkably preserved for its age and full of character. An ideal statement piece for collectors of Japanese Meiji art. Circa 1900s.

12" Diameter x 1" High

$495

Black ware vase in the feather design by Santa Clara Pueblo potter Receta Kosann dated 7-4-77. New Mexico, USA.

4" Diameter x 5" High 

$350

Step into the elegance of the Meiji era with this exquisite turn of the century Japanese papier mâché dish. This decorative plate with softly flared edges showcases a beautifully rendered scene of a wealthy woman surrounded by her court. The rich gold detailing against the dark lacquer ground adds a refined contrast that brings the imagery to life. Circa 1900s.

12" Diameter x 1" High

$495

A beautifully modeled and unusually well preserved Staffordshire spill vase from the 19th century titled The Reveal. This piece captures a charming figural tableau with expressive detail and a graceful form typical of Victorian era Staffordshire pottery.

Originally designed to hold tapers or spills near a hearth this piece now stands as a sculptural decorative accent full of character and historic charm.

13" High x 7" Wide x 7" Deep

$650

A 19th century Spanish Colonial santo depicting the Mary, full of presence and quiet devotion. Carved from wood with all original paint, she stands gracefully on her original base and would have been carried in processionals and then placed on the altar. Rich in presence and patina. 

5" Wide x 6" Deep x 24.5" High 

$1200

A glam throwback to evenings at the theatre—these vintage opera glasses by TASCO are as chic as they are collectible. Likely dating to the 1970s, this pair features a luminous mother-of-pearl finish with warm toned metal components, possibly brass or bronze, giving them an elegant, timeless look.

Marked 8X on the frame, they offer crisp magnification and a beautiful balance of form and function. Whether displayed as a decorative object or tucked into a handbag for your next night at the opera, these glasses evoke classic style.

4.5" Wide x 2.5" Deep x 4" High

$225

A refined and elegant pair of late 19th century French opera glasses, crafted by the esteemed maker Lefils Paris. Exquisitely detailed in bronze doré and inlaid with glowing mother of pearl panels, these glasses capture the luxurious aesthetic of the Belle Époque.

Delicately signed and beautifully preserved, they remain fully functional and could still be used at the theatre or opera. A collector’s gem and a symbol of Parisian sophistication, they are a charming example of fine optical craftsmanship and decorative artistry. France, circa 1880s. 

4" Wide x 3" Deep x 1.5" High

$375

A fine 19th century Chinese export canton blue and white porcelain serving dish, notable for its elegant form and unusually detailed interior decoration, a feature that sets this piece apart in both quality and craftsmanship.

Beautifully hand painted in traditional cobalt blue, the scene within the dish is framed by a classic double border and measures approximately 4 inches top to bottom and 5 inches side to side, anchoring the piece with a strong visual center.

This dish exemplifies the refinement of export wares intended for western markets, while retaining the charm and character of traditional Chinese artistry.

9" Wide x 8" Deep x 6" High

$450