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A sculptural vintage ceramic wall vase in the form of a bridled horse head, finished in a rich hand-glazed palette of chestnut, cream, and charcoal. This striking equestrian piece bl...

A mid century metal serving tray decorated with Alaskan tourist spots and the outline of Alaska with its towns and attractions. Dimensions: 11" Diameter .5" Tall.

Elevate your outdoor or indoor space with this rare antique French wrought iron garden chair, exuding timeless elegance and Parisian charm. Crafted in the late 19th or early 20th cen...

An iconic and highly decorative 1942 edition of I Married Adventure by legendary explorer and filmmaker Osa Johnson, published by Halcyon House, Garden City, New York. Bound in its striking original zebra-patterned cloth boards, this celebrated memoir chronicles the extraordinary lives and global expeditions of Martin and Osa Johnson—from the South Seas to Borneo and the Belgian Congo—capturing the golden age of cinematic exploration and safari travel. Both visually compelling and historically important, this volume is prized by collectors for its bold graphic cover, which has made it a favorite among interior designers and stylists for use in layered, worldly book stacks. The book features: Original zebra cloth binding Title and author in a contrasting panel on the front cover Photographic illustrations documenting their expeditions 1942 Halcyon House edition Dedication page to Martin Johnson Printed in the United States A wonderful intersection of adventure narrative, early travel photography, and high-impact decorative design. Condition Good vintage condition with age-appropriate wear to the boards, including light rubbing at corners and spine ends. Interior pages are clean and legible with toning consistent with age. Styling Ideas: Style atop a stack of neutral linen and leather books for a quiet-luxury safari vignette Pair with: antique binoculars...

A vibrant and finely detailed Chinese export porcelain tea service comprising one handled teacup and three matching saucers, decorated in a striking famille-rose palette with a rare ...

A vibrant and highly decorative set of seven Chinese porcelain longevity bowls, richly enameled in the famille rose palette and produced in Jingdezhen — China’s historic imperial por...

A beautifully preserved early 20th-century antique illustrated edition of Jack London’s legendary novel White Fang, bound in its original deep green cloth with an elegant blind-stamped sailing ship device to the cover — a signature design element of Collier’s coveted Seven Seas Edition. This edition features: A striking full-page illustration of White Fang and the collie Classic typographic title page with publisher’s device Deckled, age-toned pages that create an exceptional warm patina Original period binding ideal for display The tactile cloth, maritime motif, and rich green tone make this an especially desirable copy for both collectors and designers sourcing authentic library material. About the Author & Story: Jack London — one of the most important voices in American naturalism — drew from his own experiences in the Klondike Gold Rush to write White Fang (1906), a powerful wilderness narrative told from the perspective of a wild wolf-dog. The novel explores: Survival in the brutal North The tension between civilization and instinct Transformation through kindness and trust It remains one of the most influential animal-perspective adventure stories ever written and is a cornerstone of American literary history. For collectors, London represents the golden age of rugged American storytelling alongside Hemingway and Melville — making his works essential in a well-curated library. Condition Very good antique condition for its age. Structurally sound binding Light expected wear to cloth Interior clean with age toning Small edge tear to preliminary page (visible in photos) Illustration in excellent displayable condition Presents beautifully on a shelf or in a stack. Why This Edition Is Desirable ✔ Early Collier Seven Seas Edition ✔ Original decorative cloth binding ✔ Illustrated ✔ Jack London — cornerstone American author ✔ Ideal designer color ✔ Shelf presence with understated “old money” elegance Styling Ideas: Stack with other green and leather volumes for a Ralph Lauren–style study Pair with: Brass magnifying glass Marble horse head bookends Antique binoculars...

A charming and increasingly collectible early 20th-century Boy Scouts adventure title, The Boy Scouts to the Rescue by George Durston, published in 1921 by the Saalfield Publishing Company. The book retains original Markham School District 102 institutional stamps, offering a wonderful glimpse into its early life in an American school library. Bound in its original light olive-green cloth with striking black pictorial decoration to the front cover and spine, this example retains its authentic period character, enhanced by visible age, school district markings, and a beautifully time-softened patina to the pages. The title page confirms the 1921 copyright date in Roman numerals (MCMXXI), placing this firmly in the golden era of American scouting literature — a period that coincided with the rapid cultural rise of the Boy Scouts of America (founded 1910). The cover illustration — depicting uniformed scouts in an action scene — is a wonderful example of early 20th-century graphic book design and makes this piece particularly display-worthy. Condition: Good antique...

A striking pair of framed championship equestrian rosettes from the Missouri Horse Shows Association, dated 1992, presented in a custom gilt mat and warm-toned wood frame. These aut...

A classic Godinger silverplated oval serving tray featuring sculptural grape clusters and vine handles at each end, executed in high-polish silverplate. The form is elegant and time...

An original Fall 1956 Quadriga Cloth textile sample sheet by E&W Brands, featuring four bold mid-century modern graphic colorways with stylized floral motifs arranged in rhythmic...

An exceptionally rare Fall 1956 E&W “Quadriga Cloth” original textile sample presentation board, featuring three vivid colorways of mid-century floral cotton prints in red, golde...