Antique Pallets

The spacious 6’9 x 12’6 size and the sheer definition of the drawing around the medallion pattern remark a particular rarity in this transitional Khotan rug, further enjoying a mild,...

They are incomparably finer reliefs than the later German examples in both molding and pallet. The box radiates a genuine and refined sensibility.

By 1906 Antonin Daum began to present its first pallet verre (glass paste) made by Walter Almric.

Hand knotted in wool originating from China, circa 1920, this antique rug connotes a Peking Art Deco design in a rich traditional pallet of beige and brown colorways, with subtle not...

By 1906 Antonin Daum began to present its first pallet verre (glass paste) made by Walter Almric.

By 1906 Antonin Daum began to present its first pallet verre (glass paste) made by Walter Almric.

By 1906 Antonin Daum began to present its first pallet verre (glass paste) made by Walter Almric.

By 1906 Antonin Daum began to present its first pallet verre (glass paste) made by Walter Almric.

By 1906 Antonin Daum began to present its first pallet verre (glass paste) made by Walter Almric.

By 1906 Antonin Daum began to present its first pallet verre (glass paste) made by Walter Almric.

Tic-Tac anchor escapement with rare offset pallets and silk suspended pendulum. The quarter repeat pull wind mechanism sounding the hours and quarters on a nest of three bells contai...

By 1906 Antonin Daum began to present its first pallet verre (glass paste) made by Walter Almric.

By 1906 Antonin Daum began to present its first pallet verre (glass paste) made by Walter Almric.

By 1906 Antonin Daum began to present its first pallet verre (glass paste) made by Walter Almric.

By 1906 Antonin Daum began to present its first pallet verre (glass paste) made by Walter Almric.

By 1906 Antonin Daum began to present its first pallet verre (glass paste) made by Walter Almric.

By 1906 Antonin Daum began to present its first pallet verre (glass paste) made by Walter Almric.

By 1906 Antonin Daum began to present its first pallet verre (glass paste) made by Walter Almric.

By 1906 Antonin Daum began to present its first pallet verre (glass paste) made by Walter Almric.

By 1906 Antonin Daum began to present its first pallet verre (glass paste) made by Walter Almric.

By 1906 Antonin Daum began to present its first pallet verre (glass paste) made by Walter Almric.

By 1906 Antonin Daum began to present its first pallet verre (glass paste) made by Walter Almric.

By 1906 Antonin Daum began to present its first pallet verre (glass paste) made by Walter Almric.

By 1906 Antonin Daum began to present its first pallet verre (glass paste) made by Walter Almric.

By 1906 Antonin Daum began to present its first pallet verre (glass paste) made by Walter Almric.

By 1906 Antonin Daum began to present its first pallet verre (glass paste) made by Walter Almric.

By 1906 Antonin Daum began to present its first pallet verre (glass paste) made by Walter Almric.

By 1906 Antonin Daum began to present its first pallet verre (glass paste) made by Walter Almric.

By 1906 Antonin Daum began to present its first pallet verre (glass paste) made by Walter Almric.

By 1906 Antonin Daum began to present its first pallet verre (glass paste) made by Walter Almric.

By 1906 Antonin Daum began to present its first pallet verre (glass paste) made by Walter Almric.

By 1906 Antonin Daum began to present its first pallet verre (glass paste) made by Walter Almric.

By 1906 Antonin Daum began to present its first pallet verre (glass paste) made by Walter Almric.

By 1906 Antonin Daum began to present its first pallet verre (glass paste) made by Walter Almric.

By 1906 Antonin Daum began to present its first pallet verre (glass paste) made by Walter Almric.

It was made by Ito Tozan I (1846-1920) circa 1890-1900s in the late Meiji Period. The color pallet was both bold and subtle, with dark green and rusty leaves with golden outlines and...

Together with the firm "Nicols and Plinke", as well as with jewellers Pavel Akimovich Ovchinnikov (1830–1888) and Ivan Ekimovich Morozov (1825-1885) he was involved in the renovation...