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This oil painting of an early American family was created by Silas Rhykill in 1803. It features a dignified family seated together, captured in warm colors and simple elegance. The c...

Gustavsberg Argenta was a series of stoneware objects designed by Wilhelm Kåge for the Gustavsberg pottery company in Sweden. Wilhelm Kåge (1889-1960) is one of the most well-known ...

This beautiful blue aurene compote, design #2642, from Steuben Glass Works was crafted during the influential period of Frederick Carder, between 1903 and 1932. Reflecting the ideals...

This exquisite blue aurene bud vase from Steuben Glass Works, style #2556, was crafted during the remarkable era of Frederick Carder, between 1903 and 1932. Renowned for its stunning...

This striking blue aurene bowl from Steuben Glass Works was crafted between 1903 and 1932, a period marked by the innovative vision of Frederick Carder. The bowl, shape #2851, showca...

In a tranquil garden bathed in the soft hues of dawn, there stands a captivating bronze statue, a testament to the artistry of a bygone era. This enchantin...

The Ricceri family has been working with terracotta since the 18th century. The Antica Manifattura Ricceri d'Impruneta made hand-made bricks, terracotta tiles, and roof tiles, as wel...

A large recumbent cast iron greyhound attributed to J.W. Fiske Foundry, New York, circa late 19th century. Weathered black painted finish with underlayers showing through. Wear and ...

This stunning lamp base is a converted Art Nouveau Weller Sicard vase. It is a prime example of Sicard's trademark metallic lustre glaze. One of the p...

For your consideration, fleurdetroit presents this fanciful sculpture depicting a playful cockatoo. These late 18th century sculptures are perfectly suited for any interior aesthetic...

For your consideration, fleurdetroit presents this lovely antique French, garden urn. Hand-thrown and glazed in green, the surface exhibits a patina only arrived upon with decades in...

For your consideration, fleurdetroit presents this fun iron turtle from the early days of the twentieth century. This folk art turtle can be at home in...

We presents for your consideration, this trumpeting cob. This male swan from the Italian designers of the mid-century will add majesty to any dining room table. Filled with a floral ...

The lovely and elegant proportions of this urn will add grace to that quiet space in the garden or act as a focal point in an interior space. A high sheen black paint contemporizes this ancient form making it a perfect accent piece in a modern space. Fleurdetroit is pleased to offer this item and many other fantastic garden...

Fleurdetroit presents for your consideration, this classic, garden, lidded finial, which is flanked by two grotesque portrait cartouches.  

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 ...

Fleurdetroit presents for your consideration this lovely and delicate settee. Delicate hand-painted early (American folk?) settee. We are uncertain and therefore can not verify that this piece is indeed European. We have seen several examples closely resembling this settee in early Sotheby sales from English Country Home...

In 1960, Poterie Goicoechea was established in Ossès, France. A family owned company of exceptional quality, their process involves a dramatic technique involving a mould made from wood and rope coiled into tall tubes. Moist clay extracted from the family quarry in Navarra is then packed all around the rope structure and then smoothed as the pot revolves. Using expert glazing and firing techniques, the artisans at Poterie Goicoechea are able to achieve a dazzling array of lacquered finishes such as this dazzling apple green tube vase...

Knoll historian Brian Lutz once said “Bertoia’s paintings were better than his sculptures. And his sculptures were better than his furniture. And his furniture was absolutely brilliant.” This original table and chair set is a fabulous find...

A stunning collection of three Scandinavian uranium glass 'Aurinkopullo' (or Sun Bottle) decorative vases. Made by Riihimaki (also known as Riihimaen Lasi O...

This stunning example of late neoclassical furniture will bring a touch of grace and elegance to any interior. At only 11" deep, this demi-lune table will fit in many spaces. And while diminutive in size, it's big in style. Its all metal legs and base are topped with a stunning piece of green marble and the subtle details in the legs create continued visual interest. This table is a quintessential piece of directoire style furniture...

The combination of the egg-and-dart motif, Ionic columns, and festive garlands give this freshly painted urn and plinth set a distinctly Classical feel. Re-popularized during the Neo-classical design age, beginning in the late 1700s and continuing today, the motifs on this urn and plinth call back to a time of Greek and Roman grandeur. The Campana (or Bell) shaped urn gained popularity in the early 1800s when they were praised for their tasteful shape, and as Downing (1815–52) stated, "There are few objects that may, with so much good effect, be introduced into the scenery of pleasure grounds, surrounding a tasteful villa, as the vase in its many varied forms.” These forms come together in an urn and plinth set that would be right at home in your serene and stately garden...

Gertrude Fiske (1879-1961) The Jade Bracelet, 1910 Signed LL Measures: 17"x21" Oil on Canvas.   Exhibited Robert Schoelkopf Gallery, 1968/1969...

We presents for your consideration a Victorian cast iron garden bench. The bench includes white painted fern ornament to the barrel ba...

Gorgeous French park bench that was recently restored in a brilliant green color. This bench is simple yet exquisite and would elevate any garden space.

A playful, bronze fountain portrayed by a youth blowing a horn, while standing on a conch shell. This garden statue is the perfect addition to any garden as a fountain or garden orna...

A lovely 19th century wrought iron strap work bench. A great looking, substantial piece that would make a lovely addition to any garden. Wear is consistent with age.

In the 19th and early 20th centuries, document boxes in the shape of ledgers or books were increasingly popular. Made of wood or more increasingly popular...

In the early 1900s, document boxes in the shape of ledgers or books were increasingly popular. Made of wood or more increasingly popular paperboard, they were a clever and stylish wa...

In the early 1900s, document boxes in the shape of ledgers or books were increasingly popular. Made of wood or more increasingly popular paperboard, they were a clever and stylish wa...

For your consideration, fleurdetroit presents this pair of cast iron garden urns from the early twentieth century. Fresh from an East Coast Estate, these charming urns have lived a l...

Fleurdetroit presents for your consideration, this fantastic Willy Guhl hankerchief palnter ..... TWO available SOLD individually As of the mid-20th century, the work of Willy Guhl...

Fleurdetroit presents for your consideration this lovely, french, terra-cotta, vessel.

sFleurdetroit like to purchase and re-home lovely architectural remnants. Our clientele and designers often purchase these for interior projects...

Fleurdetroit presents for your consideration this American, Cast iron urn. A marvelous addition for the garden or interior, this urn certainly will add personality to any space it is...

Fleurdetroit presents for your consideration this Regal Lion of European origin. Fresh from an east coast estate, this monumental lion statue has mad...

Fleurdetroit presents for your consideration, this garden urn attributed to Galloway. From the golden age of American Garden pottery, this 1920s leviathan has seen many seasons over ...

fleurdetroit offers for your consideration, a pair of 19th century, English Regency period, lead urns with removable lids. Vase forms are heavily decorated with fluting and classical...

Made circa 1950. This beautiful and rare Paavo Tynell chandelier is a timeless midcentury feat of design. Best known for his impeccable lighting fixtures and lamps, Tynell was a master craftsman that made elegant forms from brass and was known as “the man who illuminated Finland.” He found great success in Europe and abroad making notable works throughout the United States such as his lighting design for the UN Secretary General’s office in New York. A groundbreaking blend of traditional aesthetic with a modern awareness, this chandelier casts warm light through an intricately perforated brass bowl, expertly illuminating the handcut suspended snowflakes and creating an entrancing ambiance. Pavo Tynell: Chasing Light...

Fleurdetroit presents for your consideration: E. Patttarino created these world-famous masks for many dignitaries and private collectors. From Florence Italy, this mid-century artis...

fleurdetroit offers for your consideration, offering this fantastic cast-iron fountain featuring Swans in a tight ring around the basin. In the style of the leading makers of the Edwardian garden ornament companies, this Cast iron egret fountain...

Early 19th to mid 19th century Chinese, Iron, water bath. With the patina of decades, this cast-iron sarcophagus-shaped bath has its original handles and exudes a timeless floral dec...

The romance of the Victorian Garden can be achieved with this Garden Urn made of cast iron. A perfect object for the exterior garden, interior solarium, or ...

Fleurdetroit presents. for your consideration a pair of stone encrusted planters, reminiscent of the grotto at Versailles. A traveler through the twentieth century, this stone trou...

fleurdetroit offers for your consideration: This eternally functioning timepiece is a beautifully weathered 20th century sundial. Sitting atop a beautiful stoneware baluster, this v...

For centuries, artists have been inspired by the human figure and crafted the likeness in a multitude of materials. One of the most popular and ancient of these materials is cast bro...

A delightfully rusty antique base supports a lusciously weathered copper bowl. Ready for your imagination, this basin is extremely versatile as a planter...

Born in Munich, Tommi Parzinger was a prominent European designer and artist. He received an education in design from the school of arts and crafts, Kunstgewerbeschule, and began his...

From the 1912 Vanderbilt Hotel in New York City, Manhattan, located on Park Ave. In the 20th century, the hotel business declined, and the Vanderbilt Hotel suffered foreclosure in 1935 during the Great Depression. In 1966, an investment group purchased the 54-year old structure with intentions of renovating it into a dual function office and apartment building. The top 18 floors would become studio and one-bedroom apartments while the lower floors would be offices and commercial space. “New aluminum-and-glass curtain walls are being erected to sheath the office floors, while the masonry façade of the hotel will be retained on the upper stories,” said one article. But that was just the beginning of the brutality. Penthouse apartments were being constructed on the roof, but the view was obstructed by the terracotta parapet and its massive sculptures. In June 1966 eighteen of the heads were removed, resulting in a gash in the roofline. “The heavy pieces were removed over a period of several days by a 10-man crew of the Drachman Demolition Company,” said The New York Times, “which used jack...

For your consideration, a stunning set of four folding garden chairs. Based on models from the late 19th century, these iron chairs are in excellent stable condition and ready for an...

In the grand tradition of classical mythology, these four lead sculptures represent the original personifications of nature in all their seasonal aspects. Each figure has been creat...

Faux Bois was at its height during the Art Nouveau era in France between the 19th and 20th century. Now reimagined for a contemporary audience, this hand sculpted table features clas...

For over 150 years, Woodard has manufactured some of the most distinctive and popular outdoor furniture in the world. Woodard is a Classic U.S. company based in Owosso, Michigan, tha...

As part of the Art Nouveau movement, faux bois was the height of sophistication and expertly crafted throughout Europe. These unique faux bois planters is a one of a kind set. Incred...

As part of the Art Nouveau movement, faux bois was the height of sophistication and expertly crafted throughout Europe. This unique faux bois mailbox is a one of a kind sculpture. In...

Faux Bois was at its height during the Art Nouveau era in France between the 19th and 20th century. Now reimagined for a contemporary audience, this hand sculpted trough features cla...

France has always been the pioneer of the European garden. These once functional olive jars eventually found their way to cascading gardens once retired, thus creating the iconic Fre...

This vintage ceramic frog fountain is a charming statue that can be used in a water feature or Stand alone as a hidden garden friend. Opening at base to ...

No matter the scope of your garden and landscape, urns are an opulent way to enhance your space. In the height of culture in the 19th century, there was no better way to portray luxu...

This is an esoteric little treasure from an influential ceramics company founded in 1832. The Waechtersbach Company introduced a prominent Art Nouveau style of ceramics in the early ...