Joseph Heinrichs Furniture

Circa 1968 "Louis XVI" pattern silverplated flatware set by Mappin & Webb. Presented with the original oak, labeled chest. One of the most elegant & refined designs, now sadly discon...

Silver plate coffee tea pot. Item features curly silverplate handle, square attached lid, sits on four graceful feet. Clean lines, quality craftsmanship. Circa early 1900s.

German Arts and Crafts Ceramic Two Handled Vase

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A gorgeous Arts & Crafts period Russian three-handled hammered copper and brass large vase with applied stylized flowers Imported and retailed by Stickley Brothers Circa 1903 Meas...

Lift and lift, too - set of two. Simple. Elegant. Minimalist. The contemporary copper serving trays titled Lift collection will redefine the land...

Antique "arts & crafts" pottery vase by Rookwood Pottery Co., circa early 1900s. Wonderful matte green colors and a great vintage patina make this hard to find vase a wonderful decor...

fleurdetroit presents for your consideration a wondeeful tea service from the Arts and Crafts period. Dazzle guests with a one of a kind find like this early 20th century coffee/tea ...

French Brass Tray with very deep 4.5" gallery, top Rim is Braided Brass with Repousse of Ribbons and bows around perimeter and pierced Celtic Style circles and brass beaded bottom. ...

A beautiful vintage tray, a large model. Marquetry woodwork, with various types of wood. The tray has a raised gallery edge, made of copper. Estimated origin and age: Italy, circa 19...

A large antique French hand-hammered copper tray that would be a stunning addition to any home, whether used for serving or as a decorative accent. Measuring 19 inches wide by 30 inc...

Antique "arts & crafts" pottery vase by Van Briggle Pottery Company., circa 1940s. Wonderful aqua color and a great vintage patina make this hard to find vase! It is in very good vin...