549 Collection

This handsome mid-19th century two-gallon salt-glazed stoneware crock was produced by H. Melcher of Louisville, Kentucky, one of the Ohio River Valley's foremost nineteenth-century s...

An authentic early American Country two-piece plantation desk or plantation secretary, handcrafted in solid pine during the second quarter of the nineteenth century, circa 1830–1850....

Created by Northwood, a leader in unique glassware, this stunning turquoise nautical shell bowl is a stunning example of what Northwood was producing in 1904, when this piece was cre...

A charming and authentic early American country dry sink dating to the first half of the 19th century, circa 1830. Constructed of pine with a shaped and scalloped backsplash above ...

A remarkable early American Federal-period primitive work table or candle stand dating from approximately 1795–1815. Constructed of maple as primary and pine as secondary and shirt s...

This gorgeous mid-19th-century English papier-mâché tray table by B. Walton & Co., is a must have for those looking for a sophisticated table to complete their look. The underside of...

An exceptional and highly decorative set of four American Folk Art armchairs dating to the first half of the 20th century, each featuring individually hand-painted fruit and pineappl...

A commanding and highly sculptural work by Claude Victor Boeltz, this limited-edition “Pegasus” is executed in 24-karat gold electroplated bronze, rising in dramatic ascent above a s...

This mid-19th century American cherry plantation desk, also known as a country secretary or fall-front desk, offers a refined balance of form, function, and warm natural materials. ...

A finely executed mid-19th-century British sporting engraving titled, “Butterfly,” engraved by Edward Hacker (1813–1905) after the distinguished equestrian painter Harry Hall of Newm...

An important mid-19th-century British sporting engraving titled “Phenomenon – A Celebrated Norfolk Trotting Stallion,” engraved by Edward Hacker (1813–1905) after E. Corbet. The eng...

A finely detailed 19th-century British sporting engraving titled, “Saucebox – Winner of the St. Leger, 1855,” engraved by Edward Hacker (1813–1905) after the celebrated equestrian pa...

A finely executed 19th-century British sporting engraving titled, “The Princess,” engraved by Edward Hacker (1813–1905), one of the noted Victorian interpreters of thoroughbred racin...

A monumental Southern folk art tobacco basket hand-woven from split white oak, originating from Horse Cave, Kentucky, a historic center of burley tobacc...

Stunning detail and the highest quality construction is found in this American Federal Revival sideboard with French influence. While it is Federal Revival at the structural level, i...

Brown’s Mule was one of the most famous American chewing tobacco brands of its time. Factory tools rarely survived-most were discarded or melted. Plates like this were used from 1910...

You walk into your bedroom, it's 1895. As you approach your well appointed vanity, you see it and smile. How could anyone miss this stunning piece of art in glass and sterling, captu...

This mid 19th century Japanese Meiji Period Kyo Satsuma Vase Lamp is a truly phenomenal piece of art. With multiple scenes that include Japanese figures in ceremonial costumes in var...

This beautiful contemporary ovoid vase is a gorgeous example of the hand-blown glass artisanship found in Krosno, Poland. Skilled craftsmen develop Makora Krosno Hand Blown Glass in ...

Created in the Vitrix Hot Glass Studio in 1983 by Thomas Scharman Buechner (1926-2010), this stunning blown glass vase resembles a large beautiful moonstone gem. With it's opalesque ...

This stunning pair of slipper chairs present with a unique curved back, are covered in a stunning Jacquard taffeta fabric showcasing a palette of creams, golds, blues, creams, harves...

Imagine where this gorgeous piece might have been in its past life. Perhaps stately mansions with warm block panel, high ceilings and crown molding for days. The wealthy would have h...

This piece is absolutely one of our favorites in the category of organic modern as it encapsulates elements of nature in the most unique way! From the palette in the glaze to the inc...

When it comes to organic modern, this large wood-fired vessel is nothing short of stunning. Utilizing rich earth elements to create this beautiful vase, Michael Imes often uses ash i...

This stunning contemporary Murano vase is an absolute show stopper. This is one of those unique pieces that provides an extra surprise when it arrives in how impressive it is in pers...

What interesting secrets this settee must possess. Imagine this piece in a bedroom of an historic French chateau in the countryside. Petite, yet bold in character from the design to ...

As far as apothecary pieces prior to 1930's go, this one is one of the more unique of the era. The extra large size, perfectly fitted glass stopper and interesting imperfections in ...

This beautiful cherry Chippendale, ball and claw stool is a bit more unique in size than most. Build in an almost square dimension, this wonderfully carved ...

There are times when words just don't suffice in describing a spectacular piece of historic furniture. This is perhaps one of those examples. This early 18th century, walnut George I...

The truly amazing thing about pieces from past eras is the incredibly smart designs coupled with attention to detail-a beautiful combination of form and function. This Victorian-era thread spool tree is one such example. With its hardy construction of cast metal/brass and two rotating tiers holding 12 total spool holders and antique spools...

Let's assume you have a bar in your home. You love the lines of the Art Deco period. You pride yourself in seeking out the unique for the spaces in your life. You love the notion of ...

This beautifully constructed circular pantry box from the late 19th century is indeed a unique find. It's smaller size makes it particularly unusual. Typically found in one's pantry ...

This vintage 1970's wrought iron, marble top patio table and four vinyl covered chairs are as sophisticated as they are comfortable! The chairs ...

This rare Royal Staffordshire Pottery piece was part of the Aesthetic Movement, which started in England in the late 19th century. This plate has the historic Staffordshire markings ...

This sophisticated and stoic horse head sculpture, in unique green marble boasting hints of mustard and veins of dark green, illuminates the amazing creative skills that went into th...

Imagine how many thirsts were quenched with the rare and unique stein! This piece was created between 1840's and 1900 in Germany. Unlike many other steins of this era, this one is ad...

This European bottle green dump glass paper weight features a display of frosted flower pedals erupting in a fountain motif, controlled bubbles that interplay with the design, with s...

This very rare and desirable antique Hubley 'Charleston Dancers' #270 cast-iron doorstop by Anne Harriet Fish (1890-1964) is a prize catch for collectors or those interested in start...

Imagine this gorgeous textural piece of rustic history being carried about a farm in the 1850's, collecting eggs on a spring morning. Now, imagine this same beautiful piece today in ...

There's something very unique about this early 1900's cutting/work table. Maybe it's the simplistically slim design. Or the unusual details seen in the thin brass rods that work smar...

If you're a lover of the true primitive, right down to the paint and peg joints, this might be of great interest to you. This very early farm work table is a true work of primitive u...

When searching for a perfect chest of drawers for a hall, dining room or bedroom, that exudes sophistication and southern charm, this piece from Hickory Chair Company could be your a...

This lovely example of early 19th century construction bears the creation of a cherry Sheraton side table. Created in the late 1700's to very early 180...

In the category of unique corner chairs, this circa 18th century carved oak corner chair featuring dark stain, floral chair rail, arms, and scalloped slanted splats is in the forefro...

A chair like this doesn't come along everyday. With its unique white walnut barley twist frame and arms that terminate at the hand rest with hand-carved resting lions, this piece is ...

This c. 1760 English mahogany lowboy is a site for discriminating eyes in antique furniture. A stunning compact sized 18th century lowboy, dres...

Very early and rare Burley Winters Vase done in a matte finish of mottled brown and green vellum. A beautifully primitive piece that reflects a time peri...

This beautiful piece of functional art is a gorgeous reflection of the Art Nouveau era from which it came. Used primarily as a perfume bottle, this stunning work of art was created b...

This beautiful piece of functional art is a gorgeous reflection of the Art Nouveau era from which it came. Used primarily as a perfume bottle, this stunning work of art was created b...

This beautiful example of an Arts and Crafts era piece showcases Rookwood's extraordinary craftsmanship and creative use of glazes. Made in 1921, it was a production piece, utilizing...

This stunningly designed Art Nouveau piece is nothing short of spectacular and is comprised of sterling silver overlay that wraps a hand blown 8-lobed glass bottle, used for perfumes...

This very early Irish Hunt Table is a rare and unique piece of history. Unlike many European hunt tables, this one is a smaller, more primitive rectangular table constructed with fun...

This beautiful European frame was most likely created in Germany in the 1800's. Boasting a stunningly ornate motif of foliage around the frames surface...

This stunning high-back French Regency chair boasts all the beautiful detail one would come to expect from this era. From the hand carved ornament...

Sophistication of the early 20th century, at its finest. This early 20th century mahogany Hepplewhite Demi-lune cabinet with a single door and two she...

This three-slat ladder-back chair was most likely made in Pennsylvania in the early 1800’s. From the design, artisan verge markings on the legs and shape and characteristics of the f...

These two elegant French Victorian bookends are unique and having a classic sophistication in their design and size. Resembling what appears to be a Fleur de lis (stylized lily) created from bronze using a sand-casting method, they are mounted on a creme´ hand-cut marble base. These are perfect for a small desk arrangement with books as seen in the provided images, or on a book shelf or book case. The antique French books...

This wonderful Chinese Crumb Brush is an interesting look into the past. Made in the early 19th century, this brush is made of natural boar's hair, paper maché covered wood that is c...

For those looking for simple sophistication in crystal design, this substantial French lead crystal vase could be your answer. With elegant li...

This intricate two-tier frame was created in the early to mid 19th century. Made from hand carved wood with intricate cut-outs, this extraordinary frame was then built up into the m...