Lewis Trimble

Pair of K. Gregory Gilt Bronze Art Deco Revival Dog Bookends, circa 1970s A striking pair of exceptionally heavy cast bronze bookends by K. Gregory, executed in a bold Art Deco Revi...

An extraordinary pair of large-scale Chinese cloisonné enamel covered boxes, dating to the late Qing Dynasty, late 19th century, each modeled as an exuberant head of cabbage and meas...

A striking pair of minimalist stainless steel candlesticks by American artist and designer Curtis Norton, individually fabricated, welded, hand-finished and signed by the artist. Th...

A finely proportioned Chinese hardwood table dating to the 19th century, crafted in richly figured hongmu with a floating panel top framed by a mitered border. The restrained silhouette is elevated by elegant recessed legs and delicately shaped scroll-form spandrels, details rooted in the refined furniture traditions of the Qing dynasty. The warm reddish-brown wood displays beautiful natural grain variation throughout, with dark mineral streaking visible in the legs and apron adding depth and character to the surface. The top exhibits expected age-related shrinkage and wear, lending the piece an honest patina accumulated over generations of use. Originally intended as a wine table, incense table, or small altar table, its versatile scale translates effortlessly into contemporary interiors. It functions equally well as a console, lamp table, entry table, bedside table, or sculptural accent piece. The clean architectural lines and balanced proportions appeal to both traditional and modern sensibilities, making it particularly well suited to interiors inspired by the work of designers such as Axel Vervoordt, John Pawson, and Rose Tarlow, where age, material authenticity, and quiet craftsmanship are celebrated. A handsome and highly usable example of 19th-century Chinese hardwood furniture.

A remarkable pair of Chinese lacquered bamboo armchairs dating to the early to mid-19th century. Expertly constructed of bamboo with intricate geometric fretwork panels to the backs ...

A remarkable and highly sculptural Chinese mortar carved from a single massive burl, retaining its original wooden pestle. Standing an impressive 25 inches tall, the piece possesses ...

A finely proportioned pair of Chinese elm wine tables dating to the Qing Dynasty, each retaining a beautifully worn black lacquer surface that has softened over generations to revea...

An unusual antique bronze bell surmounted by a sculptural owl finial, likely Dutch and dating to the 17th century. The piece combines functional design with highly expressive animal ...

A richly decorated 19th century Japanese Imari shallow bowl featuring an elegant fluted scalloped rim and densely layered decoration executed in the traditional Imari palette of iron...

The octagonal form rises from a subtly flared base before narrowing through the center and expanding again toward the rim, creating a sculptural profile that feels simultaneously arc...

A sculptural Asian-inspired side table by Henredon finished in an exceptional oil spot lacquer, combining traditional East Asian influences with the sophisticated decorative vocabula...

Large sculptural carved hardwood bowl executed in the style of Alexandre Noll, featuring an expressive freeform silhouette and richly figured wood with dramatic natural movement thro...