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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-stamp...

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 C...

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...

A spectacular and monumental Italian majolica trompe l’oeil cabbage tureen crowned with a vibrant citrus finial, executed in richly glazed hand-modeled earthenware. This exceptional ...

This striking French art glass platter features a finely modeled fish rendered in high-relief beneath a thick, softly contoured glass surface. The platter is substantial in weight an...

This substantial, heavy glass ashtray features a beautifully sculptural, softly contoured form and a deeply engraved monogram reading “SBI.” Crafted from thick, high-clarity glass, t...

A striking Spanish glazed ceramic rope basket cachepot, hand-modeled with an intricate open lattice design that mimics twisted nautical rope. The form rests on four sculptural knotte...

This elegant Italianate giltwood frame houses a classical Madonna and Child print, inspired by Renaissance devotional imagery. The composition depicts the Virgin Mary tenderly gazing...

This elegant lidded ice bucket was produced by the esteemed F.B. Rogers Silver Company, a respected American silver manufacturer founded in 1883. The piece features a classic silver-plated exterior with restrained neoclassical lines, scroll-form side handles, and a domed lid topped with a sculptural acorn finial. Inside, the bucket retains its original milk glass liner, designed to insulate ice while protecting the silverplate from moisture—an increasingly rare and highly desirable feature. The base is stamped “F.B. Rogers Silver Co.” along with a crown emblem and the date 1883, which references the company’s founding year, not the production date. The number 6599 or 8599 is a model or pattern number, used internally by the manufacturer. This stamp confirms the piece is silverplate (not sterling) and authentic to F.B. Rogers’ mid-20th-century production, when the firm was especially known for refined barware and entertaining pieces. With its substantial weight, timeless silhouette, and practical liner, this ice bucket bridges function and decorative appeal, making it ideal for both use and display. Maker & Markings Maker: F.B. Rogers Silver Company (USA) Founded: 1883 Stamp Meaning: “1883” = company founding date Crown mark = F.B. Rogers trademark 6599 or 8599 = model/pattern number Material: Silverplate over metal with original milk glass liner Origin: United States Period: Mid-20th century Materials & Construction Exterior: Silverplate with polished finish Interior: Thick white milk glass insert Details: Cast scroll handles, domed lid, decorative acorn finial Base: Raised circular foot for stability and elegance Styling Ideas: Style on a bar cart or cocktail console with crystal decanters. Use as a functional ice bucket for entertaining or champagne service. Display on open shelving in a library, dining room, or butler’s pantry. Beautiful layered into traditional, English country, Hollywood Regency, or old-money interiors. Works equally well styled empty as a sculptural silver accent. This piece pairs beautifully with cut crystal, vintage bar tools...

This elegant Wedgwood blue jasperware ashtray is a refined example of mid-century English neoclassical design. Crafted in England and dated 1954, the piece features Wedgwood’s signat...

This refined Wedgwood blue jasperware dish exemplifies the neoclassical elegance for which the English firm is celebrated. Crafted in England, the piece features Wedgwood’s iconic ma...

This charming pair of antique twin metal headboards showcases graceful faux cane arches with pierced metal panels and delicate hand-painted floral medallions, all finished in a soft,...

A rare and striking 19th-century French bamboo-form armoire, expertly crafted in solid wood and designed to imitate the segmented nodes and joints of natural bamboo. This exceptional piece reflects the enduring European fascination with Chinoiserie and exoticism, particularly popular in France during the late 19th century. (This piece in particular was featured by Brunschwig and Fils on their social media.) Interestingly, small chalk children's handwriting in French can be seen on the inside left door. The armoire features double-glazed doors framed in bamboo-turned moldings and shelves, allowing the interior to remain visible while protected—ideal for displaying textiles, clothing, or collectibles. The architectural pagoda-style pediment, crowned with crossed finials and carved bamboo detailing, adds sculptural presence and vertical elegance. Turned corner posts, paneled lower doors, and bracket feet complete the refined silhouette. The warm honey-toned patina has matured beautifully over time, highlighting the craftsmanship and depth of the carved bamboo motifs. Interior shelving and custom retrofitted lucite bars give it hanging capacity and make this piece both decorative and highly functional, suitable for use as a wardrobe, nursery armoire...

A charming and highly collectible Wedgwood blue jasperware trinket dish, produced in England as part of Wedgwood’s Eturia Collection and created to commemorate the Cayman Islands. Th...

An important 19th-century hand-colored engraving depicting Tuch-ee, a Cherokee War Chief, published in 1855 as part of Dr. Prichard’s Natural History of Man. This striking portrait p...

This elegant framed horse print depicts “George Frederick,” a finely rendered equine portrait originally issued as Plate 18 in a 19th-century sporting or stud reference series. The composition showcases a richly colored chestnut horse in classical side profile, posed with lifted foreleg in the traditional stance favored for documenting prized bloodstock and conformation. The print is executed in warm brown and russet tones with subtle shading, emphasizing musculature, coat sheen, and anatomical precision. The artist’s approach reflects the golden age of British sporting art, where horses were treated with the same reverence as aristocratic portrait subjects. The work is presented in a decorative, patterned gilt frame with a repeating textile-like motif in gold and deep brown tones, likely a later 20th-century custom framing that complements the warmth of the image beautifully. A neutral mat with white inner liner provides balance and visual depth. The backing bears a label from Pirates Alley Picture Frames, Oklahoma City, indicating professional framing. This horse print is ideal for collectors of equestrian art, English sporting décor, or traditional library and study interiors. George Frederick This print references the horse George Frederick rather than the artist’s name, which is typical of 19th-century equestrian plates...

A refined Wedgwood blue jasperware small dish, showcasing the iconic matte blue ground with crisp applied white neoclassical relief, one of Wedgwood’s most enduring and collectible designs. This dish features a softly scalloped rim with radiating fluted detail and a braided border of wheat, framing a central classical scene rendered in high relief. The central image depicts classical female figures accompanied by a winged cherub, drawn from Greco-Roman mythology and emblematic of Wedgwood’s close collaboration with John Flaxman in the late 18th century. These scenes were designed to evoke ideals of harmony, virtue, love, and beauty—core themes of the Neoclassical movement that defined Wedgwood’s artistic legacy. The reverse is impressed “WEDGWOOD / MADE IN ENGLAND”, confirming authentic English manufacture. The dish is finely proportioned and well-balanced, making it both decorative and functional. This piece works beautifully as a ring dish, trinket dish, or small catchall, and is an excellent example of classic Wedgwood jasperware craftsmanship. Details: Maker: Wedgwood Material: Jasperware Color: Wedgwood blue with white relief Decoration: Classical figural scene with cherub, after John Flaxman designs Mark: Impressed “WEDGWOOD / MADE IN ENGLAND” Origin: England Date: 20th century Condition: Very good vintage condition with light surface wear consistent with age; no chips or cracks observed About the Imagery: The figural relief reflects Wedgwood’s neoclassical vocabulary inspired by ancient Greek and Roman art. Designs of draped figures and cherubs were often adapted from John Flaxman (1755–1826), whose work became synonymous with Wedgwood’s intellectual and artistic identity. Such imagery symbolized idealized femininity, affection, and classical virtue—timeless motifs that continue to resonate with collectors. Styling Ideas Use as a ring or jewelry dish on a bedside table or vanity. Style on a desk or console as a refined catchall for keys or small objects. .Layer with books, intaglios, and framed engravings for a collected English look Pair with other Wedgwood jasperware plates...

A refined Wedgwood blue jasperware lidded box, featuring the iconic matte periwinkle-blue ground with crisp applied white classical reliefs, a hallmark of Wedgwood’s neoclassical pro...

A beautifully crafted antique American lidded splint basket, featuring exceptional handwoven construction and original painted red and green decorative banding. This basket showcases classic New England...

A striking pair of original Victorian hand-colored engraved transfer lithograph prints, depicting two iconic interiors within the Tower of London: The Tower Horse Armoury and The Jew...

A distinguished antique English fox hunting print titled “Slap at a Brook”, presented in its original 19th-century wood frame with ebonized interior slip and gilded accent liner. Thi...

A rare and charming 19th-century English Flow Blue transferware plate, stamped on the base New Wharf Pottery, England, a classic example of historic Staffordshire earthenware with deep cobalt blue decoration and painterly flow. The scenic transfer features an idyllic pastoral motif with architectural structures, trees, and foliage rendered in soft, diffused tones characteristic of fine antique Flow Blue...

Italian Mid-Century wrought iron chairs, attributed to Salterini, 1950s–1960s vintage garden patio seating, featuring coil-wrapped rod joinery and hand-welded basket-weave metal stra...

This vintage equestrian needlepoint portrait (signed “78 SH”) captures the soulful expression and classic profile of a bay horse, rendered in rich warm tones with a beautifully detailed bridle. The piece is fully hand-stitched—thousands of individual wool stitches create a striking, textural surface that feels both nostalgic and graphic. Framed in its original 1970s walnut-stained wooden frame, the artwork has charming age, light patina, and the authentic character that collectors of Americana and needlepoint art adore. The backing shows age wear, consistent with its vintage nature, and the frame displays minor surface scuffs appropriate for its age. This piece is ideal for equestrian-themed interiors, traditional libraries, rustic lodge spaces, children’s rooms, mudrooms, Ralph Lauren aesthetics or anywhere that could use a warm, heritage-leaning moment. It layers beautifully with trophies, vintage horse ribbons, leather goods, and antique sporting art. Styling Ideas Hang in a gallery wall with brass-framed horse prints...

This exquisite pair of 19th-century Victorian fashion engravings is presented in beautifully carved Black Forest–style walnut frames, each decorated with deep floral and foliate appliqués at the corners. These hand-colored prints depict elegantly dressed women in period attire, showcasing hairstyles, silhouettes, and textiles emblematic of mid-to-late 1800s European fashion illustration. The prints were traditionally attributed to La Mode Illustrée or Le Follet, two of the most iconic fashion journals of the Victorian era known for their detailed, hand-tinted engravings. While the prints do not bear a visible plate signature due to age and framing, the style, palette, and rendering strongly match fashion plates issued between 1860–1880. Provenance Handwritten notes on the verso indicate the works were framed in the 1940s by Thompson Gillette of Elkins, Oklahoma. Additional inscriptions list previous owners Dorothy & Nelson Wright, adding charming mid-century provenance to the pieces. Styling Suggestions These framed antique fashion prints style beautifully in: - A French country–inspired dressing room or walk-in closet - A feminine bedroom, powder room, or reading nook - A gallery wall pairing Victorian, Rococo Revival, or cottagecore décor - A boutique or fashion studio, adding authentic 19th-century charm - Layered on a mantel or console, leaning casually for a collected Old-World aesthetic - Alternatively, the prints could be switched out for a print of your choosing. Their carved Black Forest frames bring warmth, depth, and sculptural texture, making this pair ideal for collectors who love European antiques, folk carving...

A beautifully crafted 19th-century faux bamboo side chair featuring a handwoven cane seat and an elegant spindle fan-back. This chair is a classic example of the English and French C...

A striking and architecturally bold Art Deco metal frame, sourced directly from the estate of renowned Santa Fe collector Jonathan Parks. This rare piece showcases classic Deco geome...

Elevate your collection of historic American ironstone with this substantial early 20th-century U.S.Q.M.C. (United States Quartermaster Corps) servi...

A classic example of England’s finest neoclassical craftsmanship, this 1966 Wedgwood Jasperware heart-shaped dish features the iconic blue and white colorway with a crisp applied rel...

This charming pair of vintage Portuguese lettuceware cups is a vibrant example of traditional cabbageware majolica—a ceramic style long celebrated in Portugal and made iconic by arti...

This antique Homer Laughlin Virginia Rose serving platter is a beautiful example of early 20th-century American dinnerware craftsmanship. Made in the U.S.A. and marked on the underside with the classic Homer Laughlin Virginia Rose backstamp, this piece features the beloved Virginia Rose shape—renowned for its gently scalloped rim, embossed floral swags, and graceful curving profile. This particular platter displays a striking cobalt blue banded pattern, a timeless and highly collectible variant within the Virginia Rose line. The minimal banding highlights the elegant form while allowing the historic ironstone body to speak for itself. Visible age-related crazing, expected wear, and gentle toning across the surface all add to the authentic patina that collectors prize in antique American pottery. The Virginia Rose shape was introduced in 1932 and quickly became one of Homer Laughlin’s most iconic and enduring patterns, used for countless decorated and undecorated dinnerware lines throughout the mid-century. This platter—substantial in weight with a classic farmhouse feel—embodies the charm and durability that made Homer Laughlin one of America’s most historically significant pottery manufacturers. Perfect for collectors of ironstone, American vintage kitchenware, blue-and-white tableware, and Homer Laughlin pottery, this platter is both decorative and functional—ideal for display or everyday service. Condition A beautiful, well-loved antique piece with: Age-related crazing and chips throughout Minor discoloration and glaze toning Some wear to the blue band and raised rim Small spots and manufacturing imperfections typical of early American pottery These characteristics add character and confirm its authenticity and age. Styling Suggestions This platter is incredibly versatile and elevates both rustic and refined spaces: Farmhouse & Cottage Kitchen Lean it upright on an open shelf, plate rack, or hutch to add vintage charm and a pop of blue. Old World Dining Room...

This large antique Chinese Famille Rose vase is a spectacular example of hand-painted Qing-style porcelain, richly decorated with vibrant enamels, gilt accents, and exceptional multi...

This hand-sculpted ceramic bust is a striking example of Southwestern studio art, finished in a rich verde blue green glaze with beautiful tonal variations and a subtly mottled surfa...

This vintage magazine rack, designed in the sought-after Hollywood Regency style, features elegant twisted wrought-iron construction, draped rope-like detailing, and three refined ta...

This exquisite antique chinoiserie plate, a richly detailed example of famille rose Chinese porcelain, showcases the refined artistry and storytelling symbolism associated with Qing-...

Green glass vase, mid-century art glass, textured Italian-style vase, and sculptural avocado glass décor are some of the top search terms collectors use when hunting for standout tab...

Vintage green glassware, mid-century barware, textured glass tumblers, and retro drinking glasses lead the search when collectors look for sculptural, statement tabletop pieces — and this striking set of five delivers all of that and more. Crafted in a richly pigmented olive-green hue, these geometric, footed tumblers feature a bold stacked-cube relief pattern that captures and refracts light beautifully, making them standout additions to any curated bar cart or dining tableau. These glasses feel luxuriously substantial in hand, with a pedestal base that elevates them (literally and stylistically). The architectural texture gives them a high-design presence — reminiscent of Italian modernist glass, Mid-Century Scandinavian design, and chic Hollywood Regency barware. Perfect for serving cocktails, iced tea, sparkling water, spritzes, or simply styling on open shelving, these tumblers instantly add a polished, collected, “old-money bar” vibe to any interior. Key Details Dimensions: Approx. 6" Tall x 3.5" Diameter Quantity: Set of 5 Color: Rich olive-green or avocado green Style: Mid-Century Modern / Retro Revival / Hollywood Regency Material: Pressed architectural glass Use: Everyday drinking, barware, open-shelf display, cocktail styling Condition: Excellent vintage condition with minimal signs of age, with a few flea bites to two of the pieces. Why You’ll Love Them: Dramatic geometric texture with an architectural presence Rare colorway that complements both vintage and contemporary interiors Ideal for bar carts, summer entertaining, or styling kitchen shelves Photographs beautifully for content and tablescapes A high-impact way to infuse color into a neutral space Styling Ideas: Pair with brass bar tools and a silver tray for a luxe mid-century bar look Style them alongside clear or amber glass for a tonal, collected shelf. (See our other listings for a set we have in the amber colorway. Serve herb-garnished cocktails to highlight the color and texture Display on a travertine bar, rattan bar cart, or dark wood credenza...

These luxury mid-century amber glass goblets exude the timeless elegance of old-world entertaining. Crafted in the 1950s–1960s, each piece features a refined textured honeycomb pattern that glows in rich golden light, reminiscent of Murano and French pressed glass design from the same era. The pedestal base lends architectural grace and stability, while the sculpted form feels both substantial and airy. Their warm amber tone adds instant ambiance, evoking the soft candlelit glow of Palm Beach villas, Provençal estates, and Santa Fe adobe homes alike. This set of four amber glass tumblers was sourced from a private estate in the American Southwest — a curated collection where modernist form met vintage glamour. Ideal for use as cocktail glasses, iced tea tumblers, or bar display accents, these heirloom-quality pieces elevate both casual gatherings and elegant dinner parties. Styling Suggestions Pair these vintage amber...

Vivid and full of Southwestern spirit, this Mid-Century Southwestern still life oil painting was sourced from the estate of Jonathan Parks at his Santa Fe estate sale. The work beautifully captures the region’s distinctive aesthetic—warm desert hues, handmade textiles, and organic forms—hallmarks of midcentury Santa Fe art. The composition features a vibrant snake plant (Sansevieria) in a rustic clay pot, set before a boldly striped Mexican serape draped over a wooden chair. Rendered in expressive brushstrokes of green, ochre, and sienna, the piece evokes the rhythm and color of Southwestern modernism, where folk craft meets painterly abstraction. The painting, executed in oil on board, is framed in its original carved wood frame with beaded inner edge and natural patina. On the verso, a faint handwritten inscription appears to read “Painted in Taos by Mr. Frank ___, still life,” suggesting midcentury regional provenance tied to the Taos and Santa Fe art circles—famed for their blend of modernist experimentation and desert influence. Ideal for collectors of Southwestern modern art, Santa Fe regionalism, or folk modern still lifes, this piece exudes authenticity and quiet sophistication. It would look stunning in Adobe-inspired interiors, bohemian desert spaces, or midcentury modern homes craving a touch of warmth and history. Details: Title: Untitled (Still Life with Snake Plant and Serape) Provenance: From the Jonathan Parks Estate, Santa Fe, New Mexico Origin: Possibly Taos, mid-20th century Medium: Oil on board Frame: Original wood frame with bead detailing Condition: Light craquelure and minor surface wear consistent with age; retains rich color and original varnish. Some missing beadwork from the frame. Styling Notes: Display as a focal piece in a Southwestern or desert modern interior Pair with vintage serapes...

A finely detailed 19th-century hand-colored lithograph depicting the famed English racehorse George Frederick (foaled 1871) — winner of the 1874 Epsom Derby. Drawn and lithographed b...

Antique French lithograph depicting a Chevalier de l’Ordre de Notre-Dame du Chardon (Knight of the Order of Our Lady of the Thistle) from th...

Transport yourself to the wonder and romance of early flight with this pair of hand-colored antique engravings, each depicting the world’s first hot air balloon ascents in 18th-centu...

A striking mid-20th-century hand-carved wooden bust, depicting the head and upper torso of a man rendered in a raw, expressionist style. This piece was sourced from the estate of Jon...

This sculptural hand-turned burlwood vessel is a stunning example of American studio woodcraft—sourced from a private collection in Santa Fe, New Mexico, a region celebrated for its ...

A handsome vintage equestrian print depicting George Frederick (1871), one of Britain’s most celebrated thoroughbreds of the 19th century. The horse, shown in full profile against a ...

A beautiful antique hanging corner shelf or étagère, featuring finely spool-turned supports and five graduated triangular shelves in their original oxblood red painted finish. The craftsmanship and patina suggest a late 19th to early 20th-century American origin, with design roots in both Victorian spool furniture...

A remarkable hand-painted bar cabinet sourced from the estate of Jonathan Parks in Santa Fe, known for his highly curated collection of regional art and design. This mid-century cabi...

This beautifully hand-tooled Mexican tin mirror embodies the spirit of traditional folk craftsmanship found throughout Central and Northern Mexico a...

A striking Mid-Century Modern portrait painting depicting a contemplative man with a neatly cropped mustache, rendered in expressive strokes of blue and ochre. This vintage figurativ...

A striking mid-century hand-painted wooden checkerboard, crafted from richly grained solid oak and adorned with vivid red painted squares. This vintage Americana game board captures ...

A charming handwoven wicker wine bottle rack, sourced in Santa Fe, New Mexico, and crafted from natural rattan in the mid-20th century. This basket-form rack features eight circular ...

An exquisite 19th-century spool-turned side table featuring remarkable hand-carved rope detailing and sculptural finials. Likely originating from England or the American East Coast c...

This extraordinary pair of painted tripod accent tables captures the spirited artistry and playful sophistication that defined the collection of Jonathan Parks, the late Santa Fe tas...

Step into the quiet beauty of the past with this rare, tall antique spool-leg or bobbin leg accent table, discovered at the estate sale of noted Santa F...

An exceptional mid-century Mexican tin candleholder, featuring three arms and intricate hand-punched star and dot motifs typical of folk tinwork from Oaxaca and central Mexico. The symmetrical, crescent-shaped form is elevated on a pedestal base, giving the piece both architectural structure and sculptural presence. The underside bears the simple stamped mark “MEXICO,” confirming its origin. This piece was sourced from the Jonathan Parks estate in Santa Fe, known for his discerning eye for Southwestern and Latin American art and design. The geometric punching patterns and domed detailing echo traditional “hojalata” (tin art) techniques that Mexican artisans developed in the 19th and 20th centuries—originally inspired by Spanish colonial metalwork traditions. Condition Excellent vintage condition with age-appropriate wear, light surface oxidation, and minor irregularities consistent with handcraftsmanship. The piece retains a soft, silvery patina that highlights its intricate texture and history. Styling Ideas - Display as a centerpiece on a rustic farmhouse or desert-modern dining table, flanked by pottery or woven textiles. - Style on a mantel, console, or altar table alongside santos figures, retablos, or other Mexican tinwork. - Perfect for interiors that celebrate Santa Fe style, Hacienda revival, or old-world craftsmanship — blending beautifully with both European and Southwestern antiques...

A charming vintage equestrian key holder, handcrafted in solid wood and accented with brass hardware. This rustic wall rack features a unique double horseshoe motif—symbolizing good ...

A striking example of American silverplate craftsmanship, this ornate shell-form serving dish was created by the International Silver Company and bears the EGW&S mark (E.G. Webster &...