Dragonette Ltd

A pair of table lamps built around large, hand-worked glass forms cast to resemble natural crystal or mineral specimens, each in a soft olive to citrine green with dense internal bub...

A striking group of three hand-blown Murano glass birds, each with an elongated, gracefully curved neck and body decorated in bold black spiral striping over milky white glass — a te...

This rare set of six "Città di Carte" porcelain decorative plates was produced by Fornasetti, Milan in 1993, featuring one of Piero Fornasetti's most celebrated and imaginative serie...

A striking pair of silver-plated candlesticks, each cast in the sculptural form of a curling ram's horn, complete with deeply carved ridged texture that faithfully mimics the natural...

A whimsical hand-painted resin sculpture by celebrated Mexican artist Sergio Bustamante (1934–2014), depicting his signature fantastical hybrid figure: a chartreuse-and-emerald fish-...

A striking dining table by Karl Springer, its broad circular top cantilevered over a substantial drum-form pedestal base. The table is fully wrapped in a rich cognac-toned lizard-emb...

Maker: Ralph Lauren Home (confirmed by manufacturer's nameplate affixed to interior) Style: Art Deco Revival / Waterfall Moderne Materials: Bookmatched flame/swirl mahogany veneer, h...

A striking architectural table lamp by William "Billy" Haines, the former MGM leading man turned preeminent Hollywood decorator whose interiors defined mid-century American glamour f...

A monumental Neoclassical column floor lamp in oak, its shaft turned and fluted in the manner of a Doric or Tuscan column, rising from a stepped square plinth base to a molded capit...

A labeled set of four "Marina" swivel chairs designed by Sally Sirkin Lewis for her celebrated Los Angeles firm, J. Robert Scott, retaining the manufacturer's tag confirming the mode...

This armchair by William Haines exemplifies the designer's signature blend of Hollywood Regency glamour and clean-lined sophistication, its open X-lattice arms and back framed in war...

This two-tier occasional table exemplifies Finn Juhl's celebrated collaboration with Baker Furniture Company, launched in 1951 as the first American-produced collection by the Danish...

A handsome Empire-style chest of drawers by John Widdicomb Co., Grand Rapids, Michigan, combining a rectangular white marble top within a brass gallery rail above a case of book-matc...

A pair of wall sconces from Baccarat's celebrated Zénith collection, reinterpreted in opaque black ("Noir") crystal by Philippe Starck. Each sconce mounts to a circular hobnail-textu...

A striking example of Baccarat's celebrated Zénith collection, reimagined in smoked black crystal by Philippe Starck. This 8-arm chandelier preserves the architecture and ornamentati...

A commanding Hollywood Regency dining table of exceptional graphic presence, the design built entirely around the visual drama of its pedestal base. Alternating square-format discs o...

A rare and exceptionally resolved convertible cocktail-to-dining table, referred as the Camel table, produced by Brown Saltman of Los Angeles, one of the most important California fu...

A monumental ten-light chandelier in the Empire manner by Chapman Manufacturing Company, the preeminent American maker of traditional brass lighting. Cast and finished in solid brass...

A rare pair of hollow-cast bronze sphinxes, almost certainly removed from an Art Deco building interior or facade, executed with exceptional sculptural ambition and archaeological specificity. Each figure is modeled as a recumbent sphinx with a human head wearing the traditional nemes headdress with uraeus — the royal cobra at the brow — and a broad decorative pectoral collar incised with geometric and hieroglyph-inspired ornament. The lion body is carefully articulated with musculature and surface detailing consistent with high-quality foundry work of the interwar period. Most remarkably, each sphinx extends its human forearms forward to cradle a spherical vessel — originally a lamp socket, gas jet, or candle cup — in outstretched hands, transforming the figures from purely decorative objects into functional architectural light fixtures of considerable drama. Each rests on an integral flat plinth base. The hollow construction confirms these as purpose-built architectural elements rather than studio bronzes: the technique was standard practice for large-scale building ornament in the 1920s and 1930s, allowing monumental scale without prohibitive weight or cost. The rich dark brown patina with traces of verde antique in the recesses is consistent with decades of interior installation and speaks to the quality of the bronze alloy. The iconographic program — sphinxes as light-bearers — draws directly on the wave of Egyptomania that swept Western architecture and decorative arts following Howard Carter's excavation of Tutankhamun's tomb in 1922, a cultural moment that fused the ancient imagery of sacred guardianship with the bold geometry and ornamental ambition of the emerging Art Deco style. Sphinxes appeared throughout this period as threshold guardians...

A commanding example of the a canne technique by Gio Ponti for Venini, executed in a generous upright trumpet form with a gently undulating, free-formed rim. Vertical canes of colore...

A superb example of Fulvio Bianconi's iconic Pezzato series for Venini, executed in the polychrome tessere technique. Sections of colored glass — cobalt, teal, emerald, burgundy, and...

A handsome pair of two-seat sofas produced by Hayes Manufacturing Co., one of mid-century America's well-regarded upholstered furniture makers. The form is a studied exercise in rest...

A striking set of four low-profile swivel bar stools in copper-plated metal with original oxblood leather upholstered seats, produced for the American commercial hospitality market during the golden age of the supper club and cocktail lounge. The warm rosy-copper finish and compact, refined proportions place these firmly within the best Mid-Century American bar seating tradition — the kind of stool that furnished the finest hotel bars, steak houses, and private clubs of the late Eisenhower and early Kennedy eras. Each stool features a generously proportioned circular padded seat above a slim central post, with a circular footrest ring braced by a clean cross-support. The flared trumpet base provides stability with an elegance typical of the period's best commercial seating. The seats swivel freely. The design reflects the tighter, more refined silhouette characteristic of late 1950s and early 1960s American bar furniture — before the heavier forms of the 1970s took hold — and anticipates the rose gold aesthetic by several decades. All four retain their original copper-plated finish showing a pleasing natural variation and patina consistent with age. The oxblood seats display surface crazing consistent with honest vintage use. Consistent in quality and character with production by American commercial seating manufacturers such as Chromcraft, Shelby Williams, or Admiral Chrome Corp...

A commanding and decoratively rich pair of hand-modeled and hand-painted majolica portrait busts depicting a male and female figure in period costume, each resting on a turned socle ...

A striking set of six armchairs by Thonet Industries, the American arm of the legendary Thonet firm, executed in polished tubular chrome steel with newly upholstered seats and curved...

A superb set of eight dining chairs executed by Los Angeles maker Phyllis Morris after the iconic Loop design introduced by American decorator Frances Elkins in the 1930s. Comprising...

A compelling example of mid-century Brutalist metalwork, this hand-worked bronze sculpture depicts an abstracted bird form with remarkable economy of means. The composition balances ...

A commanding pair of lounge chairs designed by Peter Marino, presented here in exceptional renewed condition following a thorough restoration. The chairs are upholstered throughout i...

A striking pair of lounge chairs constructed from thick-slab Lucite, dating to the 1980s. The frame is formed from substantial curved acrylic panels executed as a continuous unbroken...

A striking custom cocktail table from the 1960s, covered entirely in turquoise blue leather with a fine-grained, pebbled texture that reads as both tactile and luminous under light. ...

A breathtaking example of Italian artisan glasswork, this cascading chandelier features hand-blown Murano glass petals in a luminous combination of white and clear textured glass. Ea...

A bold and architectural pair of Neoclassical-style metal planters, each measuring an impressive 33 inches square. These striking vessels feature deep burgundy lacquered panels frame...

An iconic International Klein Blue cocktail table designed in 1961 by Yves Klein and produced in France under the Yves Klein Archives beginning in ...

This extraordinary Mark Brazier-Jones surrealist sculptural aluminum chair exemplifies the fantastical imagination and meticulous craftsmanship that defines Brazier-Jones’ work. Sign...

A chic and architecturally refined pair of stools by Ritts Co., embodying the effortless California modernism for which the firm is known. The sculptural black metal frames are elega...

This refined set of three Dunbar walnut nesting tables was designed by Edward Wormley for Dunbar in the 1960s and exemplifies Wormley’s masterful balance of understated elegance and ...

This elegant set of French iron and marble nesting tables exemplifies refined European craftsmanship and timeless decorative appeal. The trio features richly veined marble tops in wa...

This elegant Louis XVI armchair with period silk and bronze mounts dates to the early 20th century and exemplifies the refined neoclassical revival popular in France during the 1920s...

This exceptional pair of solid bamboo Adirondack chairs with integrated ottomans exemplifies the relaxed sophistication of mid-century outdoor design. Crafted circa the 1960s, each c...

This sculptural Italian travertine three drawer desk dates to the 1980s and exemplifies the bold architectural approach to stone furniture associated with late 20th-century Italian d...

This sophisticated round black granite dining table dates to the 1980s and exemplifies the era’s emphasis on bold materials, sculptural form, and refined modern glamour. Measuring 54...

A striking and authentic piece of film and television history, this original movie studio spotlight was manufactured by Otto K. Olesen, produced under the Beattie Lite Division, a re...

This elegant pair of Italian urn form lamps with foliage motifs reflects the enduring sophistication of Italian decorative lighting, combining classical form with sculptural botanica...

A refined and sculptural Barovier Murano Glass vanity mirror, Italy, circa 1930s, executed in ribbed, hand-formed Murano glass with warm champagne undertones enhanced by the addition...

This impressive brass sculptural coconut tree is a captivating decorative object that brings both scale and glamour to any interior. Crafted with exquisite attention to detail, the s...

A bold and architectural pair of Neoclassical-style metal planters, each measuring an impressive 33 inches square. These striking vessels feature deep burgundy lacquered panels frame...

A striking and sculptural pair of table lamps crafted from richly detailed Moser glass Turkish decanters, featuring elaborate gold-accented floral etching and faceted stoppers (17") dramatically repurposed as finials. The bases rest on circular gilt platforms, adding to their sense of regal sophistication. These unique lamps are paired with their original circa 1970s string lampshades, which emit a warm, ambient glow and enhance the textural interplay between glass, metal, and fiber. The amber-pink hue of the glass shifts subtly with the light, showcasing Moser's renowned craftsmanship and timeless elegance. Ideal for collectors of fine glass or anyone seeking statement lighting with a layered sense of history and design. These lamps seamlessly blend Bohemian glass artistry with mid-century style and one-of-a-kind vintage charm. Provenance: Professionally assembled using antique Moser decanters...

A dramatic and visually captivating six-panel folding screen by iconic designer Tony Duquette, featuring a large-scale printed reproduction of his original watercolor painting of Ven...

A striking hand-hammered silver-plated copper soup tureen with matching ladle by Emilia Castillo, Mexico, circa 1990s. This elegant lidded vessel exemplifies Castillo’s signature com...

A stunning and substantial hand-hammered silver-plated copper salad bowl with matching serving utensils by Emilia Castillo, renowned Mexican silversmith celebrated for her sculptural...

A remarkable hand-hammered silver-plated copper bowl by Emilia Castillo, showcasing the celebrated Mexican artisan’s signature fusion of silver, copper, and semiprecious stone. This ...

A striking hand-hammered silver-plated copper bowl by Emilia Castillo, featuring the artist’s signature fusion of natural materials and refined craftsmanship. The gleaming, textural ...

An elegant Italian terracotta sculpture of a classical youth, circa 1900. Finely modeled and beautifully proportioned, the figure stands in a graceful contrapposto pose, his gaze low...

This exceptional modernist mahogany dining table by legendary designer Billy Haines exemplifies his distinctive blend of glamour and architectural precision. The table is crafted in ...

A refined example of Swedish Modern design, this rosewood and mahogany cylinder rolltop desk by Egon Ostergaard for Sven Mobelindustri was crafted in Sweden during the 1960s. The bea...

This elegant pair of mid-century modern club chairs offers the perfect blend of timeless style and inviting comfort. Expertly restored, each chair has been newly upholstered in luxur...

This elegant three-door credenza by Mastercraft of Grand Rapids exemplifies the brand’s reputation for refined craftsmanship and timeless design. The case is crafted from richly grai...

This signed pair of Steuben crystal gazelle bookends showcases the brand’s signature clarity and craftsmanship. Each hand-blown glass figure depicts a stylized gazelle leaping over c...

This pair of crackle finish three-drawer chests by Grandwood Furniture offers a distinctive blend of west coast craftsmanship and textural sophistication. Each chest features a sculp...

These Loop Chairs with leopard velvet seats faithfully channel the iconic design of Frances Elkins, one of the most influential American decorators of the 20th century. Most likely m...