Helga Horner Inc.

This is a very stylish cast bronze bench, sculptural as well as functional. The bronze is mottled, the wood shows a few minor scratches, otherwise the bench is in great condition.

A lovely Cache` draped stone base with Travertine Top. Can be used indoor or outdoor. The base can support a larger round glass top for Dining. The swag motive is being used in Itali...

A lovely pair of mid century club chairs with exposed hardwood legs. The fabric is a wool blend, from a designer showroom. The chairs are handcrafted with 8 way hand-tied spings, pol...

This Petite Louis XVI Bergere once was part of a high end children sitting room in France. The fully upholstered French armchair with closed sides, and a separate seat cushion, has...

A set of six Portuguese dining chairs, comprised of five side chairs and one armchair. Mid-18th century together with four reproduction chairs, matching almost perfectly. The chairs ...

A wonderful victorian music stand, fully functional. A book or sheet music can be displayed beautifully on this rather rare hand crafted stand. Great for displaying a rare book or b...

Monumental, lovely handcrafted Andrions, with heavy scroll base and hammered log poles. This set was beautifully restored. It is very heavy!

George II style Armchair, part of a suite of furniture designed by David Linell, for Badminton House. Mrs. Getty had a pair of the original chairs, one chair is at the V&A- her pair sold at auction for $ 250,000.00 a few years ago. This chair is a authentic reproduction, commissioned by Ann Getty, who had some of her most iconic pieces of Antiques faithfully copied and sold via a few showrooms thru-out the United States. I was Mrs. Getty's consultant during those years, and personally selected workrooms in California who were commissioned to reproduce these special items. Of the offeredd chair, only 12 were ever fabricated. It was very important to Mrs. Getty that the reproductions were as authentic as humanly possible. Wood for frames was carefully selected to mimic choices of the 18th and 19th century. Hot glue was used - same as during those centuries. Lacquer was made from lacque fragments. Painstakingly, the Japanning was copied from the original. The Seat on this chair is upholstered with a antique silk velvet and antique crewel...

This limited luxury edition has a issue of 200 copies, this set is number 98. Each book has a handcolored frontispiece, with tissue guards, each volumen averages 300 or more pages, ...

Very nice Amcrest Gentlemans Wardrobe Stand/ Silent Butler. This was a piece of furniture that most well dressed men owned. The stand has a well done rush seat, the rush has been str...

American Craftsman furniture was built to last a lifetime. Oak, solid, was inexpensive and plentiful and therefore used generously. No plywood! Oak by it's nature is a very hard wood...

Ridgways, at Bedford Works, Shelton, was founded by Edward J. Ridgway, son of the famous Master Potter William Ridgway of Hanley. Well known in the ceramic industry, in the 18th and ...