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A substantial early 20th century Chinese cabinet table from Shanxi Province, distinguished by its square proportions, deeply carved floral openwork panels, and traditional hand-forge...

This set of four faux bamboo dining chairs by Century Furniture combines classic chinoiserie-inspired design with the brand’s signature craftsmanship and durability. Constructed in C...

This vintage round mirror is framed in a sculptural rope-twist design, crafted from lightweight foam composite with a painted finish that highlights its texture and form. At the base...

Signed by Italian ceramicist Ceccarelli, this vintage sculpture captures the affectionate charm of two cats resting together on a tasseled cushion. The larger long-haired cat gazes o...

A finely decorated pair of famille rose porcelain garden stools, each painted with Mandarin duck motifs—traditional emblems of fidelity—set among lotus blossoms, floating coins, and ...

A compact Renaissance Revival sideboard cabinet in walnut, late 19th century. The design showcases deep geometric paneling across the doors and drawers, iron strap hinges, and a thic...

A 19th-century Renaissance Revival settee in walnut, defined by its highly architectural spindle-back and finely turned detailing throughout. The back features multiple rows of balus...

A commanding pair of hand-carved hardwood table bases featuring expressive koi or mythological fish rising upright from squared plinths. Their highly detailed features—arched tails, deeply incised scales, fan-like fins, and stylized expressions—create an incredible sense of movement and artistry. Likely crafted for export during the late 19th to early 20th century, the forms draw on both Eastern and Western design language. The koi, long revered in Chinese symbolism as icons of prosperity, endurance, and transformation, are paired here with a dramatic sculptural presence that evokes Victorian maximalism. These bases are versatile in application—ideal as supports for a custom marble or glass dining table, or used separately as twin console tables...