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A set of five bronze lime containers, hand-crafted in Eastern Thailand, Angkor Vat period. People in Southeast Asia used these small vessels to hold slaked lime during traditional ...

A ceramic vase from Thailand, with off-white glaze. Early 20th Century, possibly earlier. While the golden age of Thai ceramics ended around the 15-16th Centuries, local craftsmen ...

A walking stick made out of blown glass, New York, circa 1900. Known as Glass House Whimsies, this type of batons, canes and other artifacts are non-production items made by glass w...

Two hand-carved batons from Borneo, Indonesia, late 20th century. Known as Tun Tuns, these effigies have long been considered talismans in Kalimantan, Borneo. Among the Dayak tribe...

Three white-colored sandstone disks, hand-carved in Indonesia, contemporary. Reminiscent of the traditional "Bi" disks omnipresent throughout Asia since prehistory to symbolize hea...

A large serving tray, hand-made with reclaimed teak wood. Indonesia, Late 20th Century. Rustic construction, with integrated cutout handles and a cerused finish.

A large serving tray, hand-made with reclaimed teak wood. Indonesia, Late 20th Century. Rustic construction, with integrated cutout handles and a natural brown finish.

Three small ceramic bowls, reclaimed from a mid-19th shipwreck off the coast of Indonesia. Defying time and the elements, these plates were preserved at the bottom of the sea until...

A set of four animal ceramic figures, by Deborah Dorothy Halpern, renowned Australian sculptor and ceramist. Melbourne, 1998. These cylindrical whimsical cat and owl figures are si...

An antique French Provincial Louis XV style side table, late 18th Century. Constructed with a single frieze drawer and elegant cabriole legs. Characteristic of rustic, regional Fren...

A hand-carved hunting mask, Borneo, Early to Mid 20th Century. Hand-carved light-colored wood, with red and black enamel accents for the eyes and lips. A patina is present throughout...

Two tabletop sculptures depicting Buddha hands in different "mudras" or positions, Indonesia, mid-20th Century. One of the hands depict the "Abhaya" mudra or position, which symbol...

A large white marble carpet weight from India. Flawless statuary marble, hand-carved in traditional flame shape on an octagonal base. For the table, shelf or floor. Also makes a si...

A decorative wedding necklace from Ethiopia, circa 1980. Stitched in leather with bead and money cowry shells, plus metal trimmings. Mounted on a bespoke black metal stand.

A hand-carved red marble column / pedestal. France, mid-19th Century. Solid red veined marble. cylindrical shape, with vertical grooves. Reclaimed from an old French construction, ...

A Keris burlwood hilt from South Sulawesi, Indonesia. Late 19th Century, possibly earlier. The Keris (or Kris) is a Javanese asymmetrical dagger, famous for its distinctive wavy bl...

A vintage Waaga figure of a pregnant woman, hand-carved in light wood. Konso village, Ethiopia, Early 20th century. These anthropomorphic statues are traditionally carved from den...

A lacquered teak wood manuscript trunk, depicting a Jakata tale. Myanmar, formerly Burma, late 19th Century. Known as "Sadaik", it's a Mandalay-period gilt and lacquer trunk or st...

Two superb Amber crystal vases, hand-crafted to order in Treviso, Italy, by Unique Luxury Designs, renowned manufacturer of bespoke crystal chandeliers, home accessories and crystal ...

A Stupa-shaped architectural detail from Thailand, early 20th Century. Handcrafted in traditional Thai earthenware, with a natural flat glazed finish. Symbolizing enlightenment, Th...

A votive candle holder with a black metal base and a front screen made out of a late 19th Century tortoise shell fan. The unique color of the shell screen gives the candlelight a w...

A Thai Khmer-style ceramic vase, circa 18th Century or earlier. Natural clay / earthenware, glazed in brown with a crackled finish. The baluster-shaped vase with ribbed foot was ...

A pair of French Rococo candelabra in gilt bronze, known as Ormolu or Doré. Late 19th Century or earlier. Each candelabra has 6 candle hold...

A superb desk lamp designed by Cedric Hartman in 1992, and produced at his eponymous factory in Omaha, Nebraska, in 2025. Custom made. Cedric Hartman (1929- ) has managed a succe...

A hand fragment holding a scroll, reclaimed from a Khmer stone statue. East Thailand, early 20th Century, possibly earlier. Hand-carved in sandstone, the fragment was part of a lar...

The Preston Armchair, designed by Vicente Wolf, hand-made in the U.S.A. A dining / side armchair with a straight front legs, curved back legs, a semicircular back integrating the ...

A 19th-century Neo-Rococo style accent chair, characterized by its ornate gold-leaf frame and deep-tufted upholstery. This specific model is frequently identified as a Louis XV style...

The Lauren Chair, designed by Vicente Wolf, hand-made in the U.S.A. A lounge armchair with a minimalist and sleek design. Slightly reclined for maximum comfort, floating arms craft...

Four antique wooden oars, hand-carved in Indonesia, mid 19th Century. Some original paint is preserved, with time-conferred patina. The tallest o...

A tall Indonesian antique secretary with twin glass panel doors, mid-19th century. Dutch Colonial style. Solid teak wood stained in a deep, rich mahogany red. Polychromed red accen...

A striking early 20th-century Dutch Colonial cabinet, sourced from Central Java, Indonesia, and selected for its sculptural presence and intricate craftsmanship. Teak wood finished ...

The VW Web Dining Armchair, by New York interior designer Vicente Wolf. Handcrafted to order, from Vicente Wolf's Signature Webbed collection. Sturdy maple wood, ebonized and lacq...

The S Table, designed by Vicente Wolf. Hand-crafted in the USA. First model. Original prototype. Solid ebonized oak with a lacquered finish. 48 inches in diameter, 31 inches high. ...

Two tall ceremonial urns dating from the 12th-13th century, Southern Song dynasty. Glazed terracotta. They depict 12 traditional ritual attenda...

A hand-carved wooden armchair featuring intricate floral and geometric cutouts in its back splat. China, late 19th Century, possibly earlier. Hand-carved and crafted in Elm wood, t...

A superb square center / side table, Ming style, late 18th Century. Suzhou, China. Hand-crafted in hardwood, stained in a warm light brown, with pillar style round legs, top and b...

An early 20th Century Chieftain's chair, hand-crafted in Ethiopia, circa 1930, possibly earlier. Carved wood with turned legs, plank armrests and woven leather seat, with carved de...

A PIECE THAT GROUNDS A ROOM AND IMMEDIATELY COMMANDS ATTENTION - JEUNE FEMME DEBOUT 1993, by JOSEPH RIVIÈRE (1912-1961). A life-size plaster sculpture. Signed on the pedestal. (Rest...

An ornately carved bowl from Sulawesi Island, Indonesia. Circa 1950, possibly earlier. One of a kind. Fully hand-carved from a solid piece of burl Ironwood, this bowl exhibits the ...

A superb Victorian étagère / dumbwaiter, circa 1830, from the shop of James Winter, London cabinetmaker. James Winter was based in Soho, London, between 1823 and 1870. He founded h...

A small Chinese altar display tray, hand-crafted in elm, with the center in burl wood, circa 1860-1880. Soft and beautiful elm, stained a dark brown/red satin finish. Slightly turn...

A superb étagère with bronze casters, hand-crafted in Ireland by the Robert Strahan & Co. furniture makers, circa 1840. Founded in 1776 as a cabinet maker, Robert Strahan &...

The Toraja people, in the Indonesian island of Sulawesi, use intricately carved wood doors to close their granaries, or to honor their dead ancestors in their final resting place. Th...

The Toraja people, in the Indonesian island of Sulawesi, use intricately carved wood doors to close their granaries. The most frequent decoration is a buffalo head. Set in wood for e...

The Toraja people, in the Indonesian island of Sulawesi, use intricately carved wood doors to close their granaries, or to honor their dead ancestors in their final resting place. Th...

An English walnut side chair circa 1880, inspired by the famous Chippendale design known as the "Ribband-Back". The design of this chair is taken directly from Chippendale's 18th C...

A large marble basin, hand-carved in India. Early 20th Century, probably earlier. A massive piece of marble turned into a beautiful vessel, with the exterior in scalloped shape and...

A rare pair of Gazelle Armchairs, created by American designer Dan Johnson (1918-1979). According to New York's Metropolitan Museum of Art: "Dan Johnson was a mid-twentieth centu...

An antique Japanese table with inlaid mother-of-pearl (Raden) and gold maki-e over brown lacquer. Japan, late Edo period, possibly earlier. Raden (螺鈿) is a traditional Japanese dec...

An alabaster vase, hand-crafted in Luxor, Egypt, 2024. A modern twist in the classical Egyptian vase, with four thin disks and an open top. The visual texture and warmth of the off...

A rectangular bolster pillow, made out of an early 20th century Japanese Silk Obi. The Obi is the long sash that wraps around a kimono to fasten it to the body, which through histor...

A tall candlestick in forged bronze with black satin finish. Indonesia, contemporary. The 9-inch diameter top plate is designed to hold pillar candles up to 6 inches in diameter. It...

A male necklace from the Asmat Village, Papua New Guinea. Large Money Cowrie shells (used in earlier times as currency) seamlessly sewn in concentric rows onto a white cotton macra...

A medium-size candlestick in forged bronze with black satin finish. Indonesia, contemporary. The 9-inch diameter top plate is designed to hold pillar candles up to 5 inches in diame...

A white marble tray from India with beveled sides. Hand-carved in India in the late 1980s or early 1990s. Sleek and elegant, measuring 12 x 7 inches, this small tray is ideal as an accessories tray for a bedroom vanity, as bathroom hand towel tray...

The Paris Armchair, designed and produced by New York interior designer Vicente Wolf. Among his several furniture collections, the Paris line has been one of the most successful of...

A fabulous silver and turquoise 'Akor' earring, hand-crafted in Tibet circa 1900 or earlier. Lhasa women wore this type of ear ornament, which mostly has the shape of lotus buds. T...

A small bronze figurine of a body builder, mounted on a wooden base. Myanmar, formerly Burma, early 20th Century, British colonial period. Hand-crafted in bronze and representing gr...

Once an original part of a Mid-19th Century Buddha wood sculpture from Thailand, this reclaimed hand fragment is polychromed and lacquered in red, black ...

A stone bowl with a polished basin. Can also be used as a decorative bowl or planter. Rough stone outside, polished dark grey inside. Can be adapted as a sink (professional interve...