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A Dutch Golden Age stag hunt in oil on canvas, circa 1660-80, attributed to Abraham Hondius and initialed "AH" lower left. Hounds bring the stag down at the water's edge of a wooded ...

Vintage English Sheffield champagne bucket or wine cooler with paired tray dating to the first half of the twentieth century. The bowl is hand chased with repoussé fruit and flowers,...

A pair of 19th-century Tamil Nadu bronze figures of Shiva and Parvati, cast in panchaloha using the traditional lost-wax method and posed mid-dance on shallow lotus plinths. Parvati ...

An English silver-plated table lamp from the 1850s, built as a Doric column on a gadrooned drum plinth over a stepped circular foot. The proportions and reeded shaft follow the "Shef...

An 1830s amber cut glass decanter and stemware set attributed to Phineas Dummer of the Jersey Glass Company, Jersey City, New Jersey. This set is cut in the paneled slice-cut style t...

An American Neoclassic chest of drawers in bird's-eye maple, made in Philadelphia or Baltimore in the French Restoration taste, circa 1820. The case employs both solid and veneered b...

A pair of English wine coasters from Sheffield, made in the Adam taste between 1880 and 1920. Each has a pierced silver-plate gallery over a copper body, worked in an interlaced oval...

An English mallet-form decanter, cut and blown in the Georgian period, circa 1810. A slice-cut lip sits above a broad swirl-cut band on the neck, narrowing to a second slice-cut band...

A Danish tonalist seascape in oil on canvas, circa 1910. A row of weathered pilings marches out into calm water, leading the eye toward a horizon where a cool gray sky meets an equal...

A pair of Barker-Ellis Silver Company pear-shaped pepper castors in Birmingham electroplate. Gadrooned rims frame the pierced, domed lids, each topped with a small ball finial, while...

An iridescent blown glass vase by Manhattan Beach, California glass artist Mayauel Ward. The tapered, fluted body sits on a footed base and draws in at a waisted neck before flaring ...

A Steuben blown glass compote made in Corning, New York, around 1920. The wide, shallow bowl is blown in Steuben's signature jade green and set on an alabaster opaline stem and foot,...

A French folk art / Santos cage doll in carved and painted wood, circa 1800-25. The doll is articulated at the shoulders and elbows, and mounted on it...

A 19th-century Italian oil on canvas vedutina painting, capturing San Giorgio Maggiore across the Grand Canal. Gondolas and sailing vessels crowd the green water in the foreground, f...

An iridescent blown glass vase by Manhattan Beach, California glass artist Mayauel Ward. The vase features a tapered and fluted body, and waisted, flaring rim. The iridescence fades ...

An English oil on canvas portrait of a gentleman, painted around 1780-1800, gives its unnamed sitter an unusually warm, direct expression for the period. His dark hair is unpowdered,...

A 1950s Murano handkerchief vase in hand-blown case glass, its folded rim rippling into the loose waves that give the fazzoletto form its name. The surface carries a dense mottling o...

An American Sheraton tabernacle mirror, attributed to Waterhouse of Albany, New York, circa 1810. The mirror frame is turned from white pine and finished in gilt gesso. Sixteen small...

A late Qing Dynasty elm stool from China, dating to 1875-1900, with a broad circular seat raised on four square, gently tapered legs. The legs are joined by mortise-and-tenon boxed s...

A 1980s Scottish coastal landscape in oil on academy board, depicting dunes above a beach with water and a distant shoreline beyond. John Bathgate, born in Scotland in 1949, trained ...

A 1950s sueded leather wall hanging made of coffee-brown strips in randomized lengths and widths. The strips are woven into a cotton backing, a mi...

A pair of French Empire bronze tazzas raised on dolphin supports, cast in the early 19th century. Each shallow dish has a knurled rim and rests on three dolphins standing on a tripod...

Blown glass Steuben candlestick with jade green circular foot and flared rim candle cup on a white opaline twisting rope shaft. Work is unsigned. American, circa 1925.

A pair of cast iron dolphin-form andirons by Bradley & Hubbard, manufactured in Meriden, Connecticut around 1900. Each dolphin's scaled tail curls back on itself and ends in a sm...

A set of six carved ebony figures from Kenya, 1950-70, each depicting a different moment of village life. One figure grips a long staff or spear at rest against the ground. Two stand...

American cast bell metal columnar andirons with double urn finials. The columns are supported by arched slipper feet peened to forged iron log rests. The iron log rests are fitted wi...

An American oil on canvas from around 1900 capturing a pair of swans in flight over a marsh, their wings raised mid-stroke against a sky streaked with soft blue and white cloud. The ...

A beautifully rendered English tole tea tray, painted with an extensive chinoiserie landscape in gilt and bronze powder against a black lacquer ground. The rolled rim encloses a dens...

New York Neoclassic drop leaf breakfast table with an acanthus carved pedestal base. This magnificent solid single board table top is mounted with two hinged drop leaves, cut with di...

A Hopi cottonwood "Old Style" Katsina/Kachina doll from the 1950s, hand-carved and painted with the bold, blocky proportions typical of dolls made for the trade market. The figure st...

A late 19th-century Amish rag rug runner, hand-woven of cotton strips in white, tan, and blue. Bold single bands of purple are bordered by grey and black at each end, with a finished...

A gentleman's portrait miniature, hand-painted on bone and set in a gilt brass bezel with display loop, likely from Boston around 1810. The sitter is shown in a dark coat with a high...

A Chinese Republic-period grain measure, dated 1915, built in barrel form from broad wood staves bound top and bottom with brass bands. Pulley posts project from each side, and a bra...

An Austrian Biedermeier klismos side chair from around 1830, its curved beechwood frame finished in a warm honey-brown patina with a mahogany-veneered back rail rolled softly at the ...

A Boston Queen Anne side chair, built in old-growth mahogany with a scalloped seat rail and cabriole legs ending in pad feet. The vasiform splat rises into a shaped crest rail, and t...

A mid-20th-century cased glass bowl in the Murano bullicante tradition, its rounded form rising from a solid clear foot to a rolled, donut-like rim. Deep emerald green casing gives w...

An Agra pedestal table from the early 1900s pairs an octagonal white marble top with its original cast iron base. The top is inlaid in a radial floral arabesque of cornelian, malachi...

A pair of English candelabra from the George III period, made around 1780-90 in Old Sheffield Plate, in the Neoclassical Adam taste popular in the last decades of the eighteenth cent...

A mid-20th century Murano vase attributed to Archimede Seguso, its pear-shaped body infused with gold leaf and worked in vertical ribs from base to rim. The scalloped rim flares out ...

A Steuben blown glass candlestick in jade green with alabaster accents, made in Corning, New York between 1920 and 1933. The circular swirl-optic base has a finely folded rim. An ala...

A Federal serpentine-front mahogany game table made in Salem, Massachusetts between 1810 and 1815, attributed to Samuel Field McIntire. The bull-nosed flip top, cut with ovolo corner...

An Empire piano stool made in Boston around 1830, its octagonal seat set on a fluted, tapering rosewood pedestal. The column narrows into a trefoil ...

A 19th-century American rag rug, hand loomed in two panels and finished with bound tan edges. Repeating bands of raspberry, blue, tan, and black run the length of the rug, with thin ...

A pair of French hand-colored copperplate theatrical engravings, each capturing a costumed actor in a named vaudeville role. Both carry the printed publisher's imprint of Martinet, P...

A rare small scaled Queen Anne flip top concertina action game table in walnut and book matched and figured walnut veneers. The gaming surface is designed with lieu pockets, turreted...

An English pulpit lamp in silvered copper and brass, wired for electric use. The pulpit lamp was built as a paired candle-form fixture with spring-loaded ejector shafts rising to a f...

British officers foot locker in mahogany with brass strap reinforcements and an exceptionally thick, reinforced lid. The brass plate above the lock on the face of the trunk is engrav...

A single Upper Connecticut Valley side chair in the Hitchcock style, with a turtle-back crest above a woven rush seat. The oval back splat carries a gilt and bronze powder stencil d...

A blown amber art glass vase, attributed to Tarnowiec. A rolled, flared rim tops a waisted neck that opens into a tapered, ovoid body. The glass warms toward gold at the shoulder, se...

A New York Neoclassic wash stand in mahogany, circa 1825–30, with a bowed basin shelf set on a conforming apron and scroll-cut splash. Dramatically carved "S" scrolls support the fro...

English Regency period ram’s horn arm chair on sabre legs. The chair back has a rectangular concave crest rail morticed between the upper leg posts and over a horizontal back rail. T...

Painstaking hand woven, dyed, and detailed Chinese bamboo betrothal basket with cover. The basket shape is round bowl form on an integrated base, and the thick bamboo rim is fitted w...

A pair of Balinese carved hardwood bust lamps, circa 1920-1940, depicting a man and a woman in formal traditional dress. The male figure wears a carved ornament tucked into the sash ...

American Neoclassic dressing stand / wash stand with projecting demilune top, framed on three sides with a splash. The top rests on a conforming apron fitted with flanking apron draw...

An American Sheraton one-drawer stand in curly birch, made in the Upper Connecticut Valley around 1820. The single-board top sits above a conforming apron and single drawer, fitted w...

American Hepplewhite drop leaf Pembroke table in Honduran mahogany with a wide rectangular single board top on a conforming apron with four square tapered legs. The apron is fitted w...

An abstract mixed media monotype by Barbara Romney, titled Pond Rocks II, rendered in a palette of green, gray, orange, and yellow. The composition offers an abstracted view of rocks...

A Delaware Valley single-drawer stand, raised on turned legs and joined by a cupid's-bow stretcher shelf. The single-board top has radius-cut corners above an apron drawer fitted wit...

A fine Austrian Biedermeier mahogany pier mirror. The ebonized and dentilated cornice floats above an arched paneled entablature, mounted with an impressed brass cupid figure set aga...

A pair of painted side chairs in the Academic Revival style, made in America around 1940, after an 18th century Virginia model. The solid mahogany frames retain an old blue milk pain...