Furniture

Carl Auböck Model #7228 Patinated Brass Vase Designed in the 1950s, this incredibly refined and sculptural Viennese vase is executed in darkly patinated and polished brass by Werkst...

A pair of patinated bronze vases cast after the antique. Each vase is of krater form with elaborate scrolling volute handles with swan heads a...

A Japanese Meiji censer rising on three stylized Foo Dogs feet with Frog form handles. Censer having exceptional patination. Acquired from Michael Goedh...

1960s Patinated bronze vase by Carl Sorensen.

A finely carved Japanese sectional container in the traditional inrō form, crafted from polished bone and decorated with detailed scrimshaw engravings. The cylindrical case is composed of multiple stacked compartments secured with a cord, originally intended to suspend from a sash or to store small personal items such as tobacco, medicine, or seals. #5232 The exterior is intricately engraved with elegant bijin (court ladies) depicted in a tranquil landscape setting with bamboo and natural scenery. The engraving continues seamlessly across the sectional bands, demonstrating the artisan’s skill and suggesting the decoration was completed after the components were assembled. The warm honey-colored patina of the bone combined with the finely incised line work reflects the style of decorative objects produced during the late Meiji period, when Japanese artisans created detailed carvings for both domestic use and the export market. This example remains fitted with its original suspension cord and displays a beautiful aged surface that enhances the engraved imagery. Dimensions: 1.75"W x 1.25"D x 2.75"H Circa: Late 19th to early 20th century (Meiji period, circa 1890–1910 Condition: Very good vintage condition with light age-related wear and patina consistent with age. Minor surface marks typical of bone carvings of this period. Cord intact. About Japanese Inrō Inrō were traditional Japanese containers...

Light bronze vase made by GAB in the 1950's. Beautiful & good condition. Contact us for any questions!

A Massive Japanese Patinated Bronze Sculpture of a Tiger, Meiji Period. Signed. Measuring an impressive 44 inches in length, this extraordinary sculpture is a striking example of t...

Meji period shibayama top box with rosewood body, circ 1890's. Fine carving and application. Unsigned..

Japanese Meiji period bronze and crystal sculpture (okimono) of stylized waves supporting three crystal balls of varying size. Signed on underside.

Rare vase by Just Andersen, patinated bronze with conical body and tapered neck engraved with stylized foliage. Design no. B73. Stamped with monogram and design no. Denmark, 1930s. Ib Just Andersen (1884-1943) Danish sculptor and silversmith, started his own workshop in 1918. He is best known for his Scandinavian neoclassical...

Japanese Meiji Bronze Tiger Sculpture, 1900s. A japanese patinated solid bronze sculpture of a roaring tiger from the Meiji-period. Complete with o...

A fine quality Meiji period (1868-1912) Miyao bronze statue of a female muscian, having wonderful gilded high lights and mounted on a hardwood stand. Sign...