Scout Studios Furniture

An original vintage black-and-white charcoal portrait drawing by Oklahoma artist and commercial illustrator Donna Foreman Hopper, sourced directly from her estate in Norman, Oklahoma...

An original charcoal portrait drawing on paper by Oklahoma artist and commercial illustrator Donna Foreman Hopper, sourced directly from her estate in Norman, Oklahoma. Depicting a ...

An original vintage charcoal portrait drawing of a woman by Oklahoma artist and commercial illustrator Donna Foreman Hopper, sourced directly from her estate in Norman, Oklahoma. The...

An original vintage charcoal drawing of a woman by Oklahoma artist Donna Foreman Hopper, sourced directly from her estate in Norman, Oklahoma. This expressive female portrait on text...

An original portrait drawing on paper by Oklahoma artist and commercial illustrator Donna Foreman Hopper, sourced directly from her estate in Norman, Oklahoma. The sitter is depicte...

An original charcoal portrait drawing on paper by Oklahoma artist and commercial illustrator Donna Foreman Hopper, sourced directly from her estate in Norman, Oklahoma. The sitter f...

A collected library in shades of forest, emerald, olive, and sea green. These 24 hardcover books bring varied heights, aged cloth textures, and touches of gilt lettering to a bookcas...

An original charcoal portrait drawing on paper by Oklahoma artist and commercial illustrator Donna Foreman Hopper, sourced directly from her estate in Norman, Oklahoma. The subject ...

An original portrait drawing on paper by Oklahoma artist and commercial illustrator Donna Foreman Hopper, sourced directly from her estate in Norman, Oklahoma. The sitter is depicte...

An original charcoal portrait drawing on paper by Oklahoma artist and commercial illustrator Donna Foreman Hopper. The sitter turns slightly while looking outward, with softly modele...

An original, double-sided charcoal drawing by Oklahoma artist and commercial illustrator Donna Foreman Hopper. On the front, a woman is shown in right-facing profile, with a sculptur...

An original charcoal portrait by Oklahoma artist and commercial illustrator Donna Foreman Hopper. The sitter faces forward with shoulder-length dark hair and a distinctive curl acros...

An original charcoal profile portrait illustration by Oklahoma artist and commercial illustrator Donna Foreman Hopper. A young woman faces left, her hair gathered into a ponytail. Ho...

An original charcoal portrait drawing by Oklahoma artist and commercial illustrator Donna Foreman Hopper. A woman with short bangs looks to the side beneath a sheer, dark headscarf. ...

An original charcoal portrait of a woman by Oklahoma artist and commercial illustrator Donna Foreman Hopper. Rich shading gives the sitter’s face a sculptural quality, while her swep...

A captivating set of six vintage handblown Hebron glass wine goblets, traditionally known as Phoenician glass, handcrafted in Palestine. Each goblet ...

A chic set of five vintage French cordial or liqueur glasses, attributed to Luminarc and dating to approximately the 1970s–1980s. Each glass combines a rounded, crystal-clear bowl with a dramatic, elongated stem and circular foot in glossy opaque black glass. The striking two-tone construction creates a clean, graphic silhouette associated with French Mid-Century Modern and late-20th-century barware. The form is commonly identified by collectors and secondary-market dealers as Luminarc’s “Onyx” pattern. The smaller bowl makes these glasses particularly well suited for serving cordials, liqueurs, digestifs, port, sherry, amaro, dessert wine, or after-dinner cocktails. Their sculptural black-and-clear coloration also makes the set an elegant addition to a styled bar cart, cocktail cabinet or contemporary tablescape. A sophisticated choice for collectors of vintage French glassware, Luminarc stemware...

A striking vintage cast-brass starfish sculpture dating to approximately the 1970s. Modeled with five dimensional arms and remarkably lifelike raised detailing, the piece has develop...

A wonderfully expressive mid-century Carolina Parakeet bird sculpture by Stangl Pottery of Flemington, New Jersey. Identified as Stangl model no. 3449, the now-extinct North American parakeet is modeled perched on a gnarled branch and feeding on a cocklebur. Its brilliant yellow and russet head is complemented by beautifully shaded jade, turquoise, blue, and moss-green plumage. Deeply molded feathering, a glossy hand-painted finish, and the bird’s inquisitive, downward-turned pose give this compact sculpture exceptional character. The form belongs to Stangl’s celebrated series of naturalistic American bird figures inspired by the work of John James Audubon. The underside bears the original oval “STANGL POTTERY BIRDS” backstamp. The model number and any decorator’s initials are presently obscured by remnants of old protective felt and adhesive. A distinctive piece of American art pottery for an Audubon collection, library shelf, garden room, or colorful layered interior. Maker: Stangl Pottery Model: Carolina Parakeet, no. 3449 Origin: Flemington, New Jersey, USA Date: Circa 1940s–1950s Material: Hand-painted glazed ceramic pottery Condition: Good vintage condition with minor surface marks, glaze variations, and light age-related wear. Dimensions: 5.5" Tall 5.5" Deep 3" Wide Styling ideas Pair it with a framed Audubon print...

A wonderfully whimsical mid-20th-century painted-metal wall planter or plant holder, likely Continental European and possibly Italian, dating to approximately the 1950s or 1960s. Th...

A striking set of four vintage blue velvet and brass dining armchairs by Carson’s of High Point, North Carolina, circa 1980s. Each chair features a dramatic, sculptural high back upholstered in richly saturated sapphire-blue velvet, paired with sweeping brass-plated metal arms and architectural front legs. The backs taper gracefully toward the seat before extending into a distinctive flared lower profile, creating an especially compelling silhouette when viewed from behind. The polished golden frames curve around generously upholstered seats and are finished with matching padded armrests, balancing crisp geometric lines with exceptional visual warmth. Their combination of jewel-toned upholstery, gleaming metal, and exaggerated proportions captures the glamour of American postmodern furniture and the enduring influence of Hollywood Regency and Art Deco Revival design. Manufactured by Carson’s of High Point, an established North Carolina furniture maker known for contemporary upholstered seating, the chairs retain their original manufacturer’s label. The underside care label bears an April 1983 copyright. Equally suited to a formal dining room, a round games table, a sophisticated office, or a statement-making breakfast room, these sculptural vintage armchairs pair...

A wonderfully atmospheric antique bamboo plant stand or tall occasional table dating to approximately 1890–1910. Its slender proportions and...

An elegant vintage neoclassical giltwood and composition pier or mantel mirror, dating to the latter half of the 20th century. Tall and architectural in form, the mirror features a ...

A charming vintage mid-century wicker picnic basket or suitcase-style hamper, dating to approximately the 1950s or 1960s. Rectangular in form, the basket is constructed from natural...

A striking set of four vintage Modernist dining or game chairs by Cal-Style Furniture Mfg. Co. of Compton, California, retaining a surviving manufacturer's paper label. Dating to th...

A wonderfully sculptural vintage ceramic cabbageware or lettuceware serving bowl, dating to approximately the 1980s. Generously proportioned and raised upon four integrated feet, th...

A spectacular sculptural iridescent art glass centerpiece bowl composed as a dramatically unfurling head of lettuce or cabbage, its deeply modeled overlapping leaves terminating in i...

A wonderfully decorative vintage two-door cabinet crafted with tortoise-finished bamboo (or burnt bamboo) and tightly woven rattan, dating approximately to the 1970s. The cabinet fe...

An evocative vintage original colored pencil and graphite drawing depicting a dramatic Native American horseback scene, presented in its original giltwood frame. The composition captures several mounted Indigenous figures riding spirited horses across an open landscape, with one central rider dramatically raising a rifle overhead while wearing a feathered headdress. Executed in graphite with selective colored pencil highlights, the artist creates remarkable movement and energy while allowing the warm toned paper to become an integral part of the composition. The drawing has a wonderful illustrative quality reminiscent of early twentieth-century Western book and magazine illustrations. While unsigned, the work demonstrates confident draftsmanship and thoughtful composition, making it an appealing decorative artwork for collectors of Western Americana and Native American-inspired art. Its neutral palette of warm tans, ivory, brown, black, and muted yellow allows it to blend beautifully into both traditional and contemporary interiors. Presented in a vintage giltwood frame with a decorative molded border. Minor age-appropriate wear to the frame consistent with age. Paper displays an attractive warm patina. Glass and frame are in good vintage condition. Historical Context Throughout the early and mid-20th century, artists remained captivated by imagery of the American West and Native American life. Publishers, illustrators, and independent artists frequently produced drawings celebrating equestrian culture, frontier history, and Indigenous traditions. Works like this bridged fine art and illustration, often emphasizing movement, storytelling, and heroic composition rather than strict documentary accuracy. Today, original vintage Western drawings have become increasingly desirable among designers furnishing ranch homes, mountain retreats, Santa Fe interiors, and Americana collections because they offer authentic age and character while layering beautifully with antique furniture and contemporary design. This drawing would look exceptional: Above an antique campaign chest Over a leather Chesterfield sofa In a Santa Fe adobe home Layered with Navajo textiles Beside antique Native American pottery...

Striking pair of vintage oxblood ceramic table lamps featuring richly colored glazed bodies, polished brass bases and fittings, and classic ivory pleat...

Powerful, expressive, and undeniably theatrical, this monumental glazed ceramic lion commands attention from every angle. Standing an impressive 23.25 inches high, the sculpture dep...

An exceptionally dramatic Himalayan ritual mask, hand-crafted from repoussé gilt copper and lavishly adorned with hundreds of individually applied cabochon inlays in vibrant coral re...

There are certain furniture makers whose work instantly resonates with collectors, designers, and discerning homeowners. American of Martinsville is among them. This beautifully cra...

A wonderfully sculptural vintage hand-carved figural chess set, featuring an elaborate folding wooden game board and a remarkable collection of individually carved playing pieces. M...

A wonderfully atmospheric vintage French-style jacquard tapestry depicting an idyllic pastoral courtship scene, rendered in the romantic tradition of 18th-century European decorative...

A remarkable antique Chinese dressing and jewelry box, likely dating to the late Qing Dynasty or early Republic period. Constructed entirely of wood, the rectangular chest features ...

A wonderfully whimsical pair of vintage hand-painted porcelain monkey musician figurines, created in the grand European tradition of singerie decorative arts. Rich in personality, c...

A beautifully decorative vintage Chinese famille rose porcelain bowl featuring exuberant hand-painted floral decoration in a particularly desirable palette of pink, rose, lavender, c...

A striking large-scale vintage table lamp featuring an intricately handwoven rattan and cane body in an elegant urn-form silhouette. Sculptural and beautifully textural, the lamp is...

A striking vintage neoclassical urn table lamp by celebrated American lighting maker Frederick Cooper of Chicago. Grand in scale and beautifully detailed, this sculptural table lamp...

There are certain pieces that immediately transport you to a different place—a sun-drenched veranda in Palm Beach, a colonial bungalow in Singapore, or an elegant English country house layered with natural textures collected over decades. This is one of those pieces. An exceptionally charming vintage bamboo and tightly handwoven rattan sewing table, elevated on gracefully curved bamboo legs with an integrated lower shelf and removable lift-top lid concealing generous interior storage. Originally designed as a sewing or needlework stand, this piece has evolved into one of today's most versatile decorative furnishings. Whether styled beside a sofa, next to a reading chair, or in a guest bedroom, it effortlessly bridges British Colonial, Palm Beach Regency, Organic Modern, and Coastal interiors. The craftsmanship is what immediately sets this example apart. The intricate, tightly woven rattan panels are framed by beautifully executed braided rattan trim, while naturally curved bamboo legs create an airy architectural silhouette that feels both sculptural and refined. Every joint is thoughtfully wrapped in hand-tied rattan bindings, demonstrating the meticulous craftsmanship associated with quality mid-century cane furniture. The removable lid reveals a surprisingly spacious storage compartment—perfect for throws, magazines, knitting supplies, children's toys, remote controls, or everyday living essentials. The lower woven shelf provides additional display or storage space while maintaining the table's light visual footprint. While unmarked, the construction strongly recalls fine bamboo and rattan furniture produced during the mid-20th century by respected makers working in the British Colonial tradition. Its quality and design are reminiscent of pieces retailed by McGuire, Maitland-Smith, Henry Olko, and Vivai del Sud, though no maker attribution is implied. Today, pieces like this have become increasingly desirable as designers continue embracing natural materials, layered textures, and collected interiors. Unlike newly manufactured rattan furniture, this vintage example possesses the warm honey patina and subtle tonal variation that only decades of age can produce. Beautiful from every angle, this is the type of piece designers constantly source for projects because it functions equally as furniture, storage, and sculpture. Perfect For Palm Beach interiors British Colonial homes Organic Modern spaces Coastal cottages Ralph Lauren-inspired interiors Nancy Meyers-style homes Lake houses Reading nooks Guest bedrooms Luxury bathrooms Sunrooms Nursery storage Entryways Styling Ideas: This piece offers far more versatility than its original purpose. Use as a sophisticated end table beside a linen slipcovered sofa...

A striking large-scale handwoven split reed rattan basket featuring an elegant sculptural silhouette and dramatic arched handle. Handcrafted from natural rattan and reed, this beaut...

A charming mid-century folk art landscape painting depicting a rustic log cabin overlooking a serene mountain lake. Executed in oil on artist board, the composition features a windi...

A beautifully handcrafted vintage pencil reed basket featuring a gracefully arched bentwood handle and tightly coiled handwoven construction. The ba...

A charming and highly decorative vintage white wicker elephant side table, handcrafted in woven rattan and wicker with a removable oval tray-style top and sculptural elephant base. ...

A striking and highly decorative vintage Asian ceramic elephant garden seat or plant stand, rendered in a rich oxblood glaze and adorned with colorful hand-painted auspicious motifs....

An exceptional and increasingly scarce set of French majolica oyster ware by the renowned pottery Moulin des Loups, Orchies, comprising 7 oyster plates and one large matching serving...

A beautifully executed Murano-style art glass strawberry sculpture, hand-blown in crystal-clear glass with suspended controlled air bubbles and a sculptural folded stem. The organic form captures the essence of a ripe strawberry while remaining distinctly modernist in its interpretation. The substantial body is crafted from thick, heavy glass with dozens of evenly dispersed bubbles encased within the form, creating movement and luminosity from every angle. The elegantly folded leaf crown and rounded stem are expertly pulled and shaped while hot, showcasing the skill of the glassblower. This piece functions equally well as a paperweight, tabletop sculpture, or decorative accent. Its transparent quality allows it to interact beautifully with natural light, making it especially striking on a bookshelf, cocktail table, or curated cabinet display. While unsigned, the design strongly recalls Italian Murano production from the mid-to-late twentieth century, particularly pieces produced by workshops associated with the organic fruit forms popularized by makers such as Venini, Seguso, and Fratelli Toso. Without a signature or label, it is most appropriately cataloged as "Murano-style" or "attributed to Murano." The clarity, weight, and controlled bubble inclusions make this a sophisticated example of Italian-inspired studio glass. Condition Very good vintage condition with light age-appropriate wear. No significant chips, cracks, or repairs observed. Minor surface wear consistent with display and handling. This piece works beautifully in: A stack of art and design books on a coffee table A kitchen vignette alongside vintage majolica fruit pieces A Palm Beach or Hollywood Regency interior A contemporary bookshelf as a sculptural accent A luxury bar cart paired with crystal and silver A collection of Murano glass fruit and vegetable...

A sophisticated signed crystal covered box by Val Saint Lambert, exquisitely decorated with an acid-etched scorpion motif. Crafted from substantial, clear crystal, the box features ...

A wonderfully expressive vintage dog portrait by Ray De Santis depicting an elegant English Cocker Spaniel with flowing ears and soulful eyes. Executed with remarkable attention to ...

A striking piece of Belgian crystal by Val Saint Lambert, featuring an elegantly acid-etched scorpion suspended within a substantial hand-finished crystal form. This sculptural dish showcases the refined craftsmanship for which Val Saint Lambert has been celebrated since the nineteenth century. The deeply polished crystal body creates a magnifying effect around the etched scorpion, allowing the motif to appear almost suspended within the glass. Equally appealing as an ashtray, catchall, candy dish, or decorative object, the piece possesses a sophisticated modernist aesthetic that feels remarkably current. The scorpion motif adds an element of symbolism and intrigue, making it especially desirable for collectors of zodiac-themed objects, desk accessories, and luxury crystal. The substantial weight and optical clarity reflect the quality associated with Val Saint Lambert's renowned Belgian crystal production. Its understated design allows it to complement both contemporary and traditional interiors. Perfect for use on a cocktail table, desk, bar, vanity, or bookshelf, where the engraved scorpion becomes a subtle conversation piece. Condition: Very good vintage condition with light surface wear consistent with age and use. No significant chips or cracks observed. Styling Ideas: • Display atop a stack of vintage art books...

A striking ebonized Brighton Pavilion style corner chair featuring real and faux bamboo construction, intricate fretwork details, and a hand-caned seat. Inspired by the celebrated ba...

A wonderfully sculptural vintage swan tureen that blurs the line between functional serving piece and decorative objet d'art. Crafted in glazed ceramic with beautifully modeled feat...

A striking hand-painted equestrian portrait depicting a noble chestnut horse with a distinctive white blaze, rendered with remarkable character and movement. Executed on artist board...

A charming vintage folding bamboo and woven rattan tray table that perfectly captures the relaxed sophistication of island, coastal, and Palm Beach design. Constructed with faux bam...

A charming Delft-style or Staffordshire-style ceramic spaniel dog figure decorated in cobalt blue floral motifs against a creamy white crackle-glazed ground. The seated dog is render...

A charming English majolica butter dish or cheese dish modeled as a crisp green cabbage leaf and topped with a vibrant red tomato finial. This whimsical ceramic piece embodies the enduring appeal of English majolica tableware, celebrated for its richly colored glazes and naturalistic forms. Produced in England during the early to mid-20th century, the dish features deeply molded cabbage leaves rendered in brilliant green glazes with subtle tonal variations and realistic veining. The removable domed lid is crowned with a sculptural tomato and foliage finial, creating a delightful garden-inspired presentation. The underside bears a "Made in England" mark, consistent with many English majolica and cottage-industry ceramic productions of the period. Pieces such as this were designed to bring a touch of whimsy and country-house charm to the breakfast table and remain highly sought after by collectors and interior designers alike. Today, cabbageware continues to be favored by tastemakers for its ability to blend effortlessly into English country, Palm Beach, traditional, maximalist, and garden-inspired interiors. This piece works beautifully: Displayed on open kitchen shelving alongside copper cookware and antique transferware...

Whimsical yet undeniably chic, this monumental white wicker swan basket is the kind of statement piece that instantly transforms a room. Handwoven in sculp...

A charming antique English transferware trinket dish by the celebrated Staffordshire pottery house Alfred Meakin, featuring the iconic Blu...

An exceptional handwoven Southeast Asian storage basket featuring richly lacquered rattan or bamboo construction, intricate geometric weaving, and original brass hardware with decora...