Bert & May - Handmade Rio Encaustic Tile (Sold per m2)

Our Bornos tile is a remade reclaimed tiles. Our maker Juanma and his team specialise in remaking tiles using traditional manufacturing techniques and materials to ensure the patina ...

Originally reclaimed from Southern Spain, we fell in love the twist on a classic design in the Manarola tile. Our specialist makers have recreated the antique colours and aged patina...

Based on a reclaimed version, we have recreated this wonderfully joyful, intricate tile. With its scrolling floral pattern, it would work well for those who are looking to create a s...

An interior designer favourite, the Bilbao tile creates a statement on both floors and walls. Our specialist makers have recreated the aged patina and muted colours of the original B...

Our Bodegas tile is a reclaimed tile, found in Southern Spain. As with all of our reclaimed finds, these tiles have had a life before and have weathered and worn. The colours have a ...

Reclaimed from Southern Spain, our Hierro Reclaimed Tile has a deep ebony colour that has weathered and aged beautifully in the sun. Create a dark and striking backdrop to your space...

Dated to the early 20th century, this rustic stool has simple splayed-leg design and well-worn finish. Crafted of northern elm wood with mortise-and-tenon joinery, without the use of...

A pair of Chinese style side tables with black lacquer frames and inset ceramic tiles depicting figures in an Asian garden.

A pair of Chinese hand carved azalea wood root armchair from the late 20th century, priced and sold individually $5,500 each. Created in China during the later years of the 20th cent...

Two oversized Chinese Qing Dynasty period hand-woven rattan grain baskets from the 19th century with flaring necks and large lips. We are pricing and selling these grain baskets indi...

Introducing the 1960s Danish teak and tile coffee table by Johannes Andersen, crafted for CFC Silkeborg. Adorned with intricate Royal...

Two Chinese Qing Dynasty period carved wooden armchairs from the 19th century with hand-carved medallion, priced and sold each. Created in China during the Qing Dynasty period, each chair features a carved splat adorned with a hand-carved oval medallion depicting a peony and a bird, perhaps a crane, among openwork foliages. These auspicious patterns are surmounted by a jewelry-like motif. The chairs follow the Chinese tradition with a carved wooden base and a woven rattan seat and are strengthened with side stretchers. Thanks to their elegant carvings, these two Chinese 19th century antique chairs with hand-carved medallions...