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Imposing Pair of Italian Giltwood Altar Candlesticks – 19th Century This striking pair of ecclesiastical candlesticks originates from Italy and dates to the mid-19th century. Standin...

Impressive 19th Century Italian Giltwood Candlestick – 113cm High – Keys of Saint Peter A striking and monumental 19th-century Italian ecclesiastical candlestick, richly hand-carve...

Pair of Mid-19th Century Baroque Revival Carved Wooden Candlesticks – Traces of Original Polychrome An evocative and sculptural pair of tall altar candlesticks, hand-carved in wood...

Pair of 19th-Century Italian Giltwood Altar Prickets A striking pair of 19th-century Italian ecclesiastical altar prickets, finely carved in wood and richly finished in original gilt...

Pair of 19th-Century Italian Polychrome and Parcel-Gilt Altar Prickets A graceful pair of 19th-century Italian altar prickets, hand-carved in wood with their original polychrome and ...

Monumental Pair of 1960s Brass Candelabras by Madame Journel, Rio de Janeiro Striking in both scale and elegance, this rare pair of twelve-light candelabras was crafted in Rio de J...

Elegant 19th Century Louis Philippe Parlor Table — Finely Carved Hardwood This exquisite 19th-century French parlor table embodies the opulence and refinement of the Louis Philipp...

Brazilian Folk Shrine, Late 19th to Early 20th Century – Ceará Region This extraordinary devotional shrine, measuring 119 cm in height by 86 cm in width, is a rare and evocative exam...

A fine example of Brazilian colonial revival craftsmanship, this two-part cupboard from the early 20th century evokes the solid dignity and balanced proportions of 18th-century furni...

Magnificent 17th-Century French Aubusson Tapestry – Alexander the Great and Bucephalus An exceptional and rare Aubusson tapestry from the 17th century, masterfully handwoven in wool ...

Refined 19th Century Brazilian Table in the Style of Dom João VI This elegant Brazilian table from the 19th century exemplifies the transitional sophistication of the Dom João VI period, where neoclassical restraint met tropical grandeur. Executed in richly patinated hardwood, likely jacarandá or vinhático, this piece presents a strong architectural silhouette, softened by the graceful curve of its saber legs and the rhythmic turning of its four central columns. The tabletop features drop leaves on both sides, a practical and refined solution for varying spatial needs, and two central drawers adorned with stylized floral carvings and original turned wood pulls. The fluted baluster legs rest on a shaped lower stretcher, lending both stability and sculptural harmony to the piece. The scroll feet with spherical terminals subtly echo Regency influence, but the overall character is distinctly luso-brasileiro. This table would have graced a distinguished residence—perhaps a rural fazenda or a city sobrado—serving as a multifunctional piece in a reception room, library, or intimate dining space. Today, it offers collectors and interior designers a rare opportunity to acquire a piece of authentic imperial...

Crescent of Smoke: A Majestic Ottoman Censer in Brass and Wood, Circa 1900” A vision of golden grandeur, this rare and evocative censer is a poetic relic of the East — an objet d’art...