Collectible Artifacts

Antique Brass Betel Nut Cutter from India Collectible Asian Mughal Artifact. Add a touch of cultural and historical significance to your collection with this antique Indian Sarota or...

As a rare, early production piece with documented historical markers, it is a highly collectible artifact within the canon of 20th-century design—bridging scientific innovation, craf...

As rare examples of Hans Olsen’s thoughtful and forward-looking furniture design, these model 161 sofas are not only collectible artifacts but also enduring works of Scandinavian des...

This rug, conceived with both vision and precision, is not merely a decorative textile, but a collectible artifact imbued with legacy and provenance.

As a lighting object, model 2426 is not only a beautiful example of Josef Frank’s design ethos but also a rare and highly collectible artifact of mid-century Swedish design.

Today, this piece stands as a refined visual document of Paris between the wars, offering insight into urban planning, mobility, and the cultural identity of the city. It is both a c...

These pillows are not merely decorative accents but collectible Fortuny artifacts—imbued with provenance, history, and the quiet elegance of old-world Italy.

Suitable for refined traditional, classical, or curated eclectic interiors, it functions equally as a collectible textile artifact and a sophisticated decorative accent.

This piece functions equally as a collectible textile artifact and a refined decorative accent.

This piece functions not only as a decorative accent but as a collectible textile artifact, well suited for discerning collectors and designers seeking to introduce genuine European ...

This pillow functions as both a decorative accent and a collectible textile artifact making it ideal for layered interiors traditional European inspired spaces or refined eclectic se...

Today, the set functions equally well as a collectible sporting artifact and as a decorative object for interiors featuring vintage sporting themes.

Condition: restored, polished, some antique patina which give the tray more authenticity, great Islamic Art metal work collectible artifact. The Moroccan copper metal round tradition...

The wide, solid indigo border frames the complexity of the central design and the meandering vine motifs, ensuring this piece remains a highly collectible artifact of textile history.

The Pablo Picasso Sala Gaspar Exhibition Lithograph Poster (1961) is a highly collectible mid-century modern artifact created to promote his Dibujos de Picasso (Drawings of Picasso) ...

The piece remains in its original, beautifully preserved condition, making it a highly authentic and collectible mid-century artifact. The sturdy construction made from solid beechwo...

Woven in a luxurious high pile, the design reflects the mid-century Chinese revival of traditional pictorial carpets, making it both a collectible cultural artifact and an exceptiona...

The piece remains in its original, beautifully preserved condition, making it a highly authentic and collectible mid-century artifact. The sturdy construction made from solid beechwo...

Their clean geometry, tactile surfaces, and expressive silhouettes make them highly collectible design artifacts. Whether displayed individually or as part of a curated arrangement, ...

This antique Turkish Oushak rug is not only a decorative masterpiece but also a collectible textile-an artifact that reflects the richness of Anatolia's textile heritage and the soul...

Distinguished by its subtle patina, restrained palette, and rare oversize format, this antique Agra carpet is not only a decorative masterpiece but also a collectible historical arti...

Its weathered iron patina, subtle textural variations, and dynamic crescent silhouette give it a commanding presence—equally compelling as a collectible ethnographic artifact or as a...

Early Knoll examples with their original upholstery are increasingly scarce, making this a highly collectible design artifact and a true statement piece for any mid-century interior ...

It stands as a highly collectible and functional artifact from a golden age of Japanese lacquer artistry.

Its sculptural legs and gently contoured top create a sense of lightness and movement, making it equally compelling as a functional object and a collectible design artifact. A museum...

As a complete and original dining ensemble by one of Denmark’s most significant 20th-century designers, this set is both a collectible design artifact and a testament to the enduring...

This piece stands as a highly collectible historical artifact that beautifully preserves traditional Japanese reverence for natural details and masterful lacquer artistry.

Their work was characterized by bright colors, smooth curves, and a futuristic aesthetic that resonated with the optimism of the Space Age. This mirror is a collectible design artif...

Its humble materials and sophisticated design converge to create a truly charming and collectible textile artifact.

A one-of-a-kind work of early Scandinavian modernism, this sculpture is not only a collectible artwork but a documented artifact from Höglund’s personal life and artistic evolution.

The central medallion is tightly rendered, framed by complex, repeating motifs that define the regional style, confirming its status as a highly collectible textile artifact. The pa...

Antique Brass Betel Nut Cutter with chiseled decoration - India 19thc Antique - Asian decoration Measures : 8cmx15cm Antique Brass Betel Nut Cutter from India Collectible Asian Arti...

Highly sought after and increasingly scarce on the market, this lamp is not only a functional lighting object but also a collectible design artifact. Gino Sarfatti (1912–1985) was a...

The construction quality and enduring visual appeal confirm its status as a highly collectible antique rugs artifact, offering a tangible connection to the domestic arts of the Ameri...

The quality of the knotting and the lustrous sheen of the wool confirm its status as a highly collectible textile artifact from the golden age of Chinese export carpets.

The superb condition and exceptional wool quality confirm its status as a highly collectible textile artifact from the 19th century.

This antique Turkish Oushak rug is not only a decorative masterpiece but also a collectible textile—an artifact that reflects the richness of Anatolia’s textile heritage and the soul...

Admirers of the craft will regard it as an extremely collectible choice, as much an artifact for historians and enthusiasts as a gorgeous art rug for designers.

A sculptural and highly collectible design artifact of the Danish experimental era, this rare pop art lounge chair was created by acclaimed ceramicist Tue Poulsen and produced in a l...

The piece features custom brass fittings and was exhibited with Objective Gallery at Design Miami 2024, placing it among some of the most cutting-edge collectible design. Both artifa...

In excellent vintage condition, these pieces effortlessly elevate any space, whether used functionally or displayed as collectible design artifacts. Dimensions: 20 x 20 cm (7.9 x 7....

Whether displayed as an antique collectible, a spiritual artifact, or an artistic home decor piece, this historic temple chariot panel is a true representation of India’s rich religi...

Pierre De Valck (1991) born in Brussels, is a Ghent-based designer with a childhood fascination for archeology and collecting historical artifacts. His furniture attempts to harness ...

Dimensions: 160 cm (L) x 65 cm (W) x 53 cm (H) Approximate weight: Over 20 kg Significance: This is a museum-quality piece, showcasing extraordinary craftsmanship and representing on...

It stands as both a devotional artifact and a collectible example of early Spanish religious sculpture.

Accompanied by a later painter's palette from the 20th century, this set is both a collectible and a decorative artifact. The stand is well-preserved, with natural signs of age that ...

Mid-butterfly hinged doors sits an unpolished Lapis Lazuli stone fragment, estimated some 120 million years old and found in Zambia Pierre De Valck Pierre De Valck (1991) born in...

Pierre De Valck (1991), born in Brussels, is a Ghent-based designer with a childhood fascination for archeology and collecting historical artifacts. His furniture attempts to harness...

Pierre De Valck (1991), born in Brussels, is a Ghent-based designer with a childhood fascination for archeology and collecting historical artifacts. His furniture attempts to harness...

Pierre De Valck (1991), born in Brussels, is a Ghent-based designer with a childhood fascination for archeology and collecting historical artifacts. His furniture attempts to harness...

Provenance Sar-e-Sang, circa 65 million years old, Badakchan, Afghanistan Pierre De Valck Pierre De Valck (1991) born in Brussels, is a Ghent-based designer with a childhood fa...

Rather like his contemporary Diego Riviera, Tamayo used the fortune he earned from the sale of his art to obsessively collect pre-Hispanic artifacts, which served as a potent and end...

After the group dissolved in 1951, he moved to Paris and began collecting African art. These artifacts became evident in his works, which began to take on a more imaginative style, l...

Distinguished by its subtle patina, restrained palette, and rare oversize format, this antique Agra carpet is not only a decorative masterpiece but also a collectible historical arti...

Bearing the original signature label, this Les Éditions d’Art de Rambouillet tapestry is more than a collectible—it is a cultural artifact and a rare opportunity to own a fragment of...

But what elevates this exquisite work of art beyond artifact into collectible art is its raw luxury — the juxtaposition of grounded tribal geometry with painterly unpredictability.