Yew Tree House Antiques

Jockeying for Position, an action-packed and colorful oil on canvas by noted French racing artist Antoine de la Boulaye (b. 1951), depicting three jockeys in their silks mounted on c...

A unique architect-designed and made octagonal low table with a marble top made of segments of variegated white marble alternating with light grey marble within a molded edge on a br...

A set of three English nesting leather dispatch boxes with lids and leather handles to sides, suitable for use as drinks tables next to chairs and sofas. ...

Impressive pair of blue and white ceramic lamps, 20th century, decorated with birds and blossoming branches.

A small modern upholstered chair in the mobler style having jaunty winged back over a deep seat and standing on turned splayed beech legs. Newly upholstered in a top-quality Scottish haberdashery wool incorporating two tufted buttons on the back. Suitable for a cocktail chair, a bedroom chair, a bedroom cocktail or even a bathroom chair...

A pair of light as air sofas in faded violet velvet that appear to be floating - like butterflies. Reputedly created by Maison Jansen for a Parisian hotel lob...

Pair of elegant floor lamps with a twist. Slender brass shafts with stylized teak flicker candle twists over round teak bases. France, 1970s.   

Very fine carved hammerhead shark executed in vividly grained exotic hardwood on naturalistic stand.

A collection of three vibrantly hued handmade sculptural glass vessels by Berànek with reticulated top edges and vibrant colors with white accents: lime green with white ribbon, blue with white drip lines and blue with white inclusion. Emanuel Berànek started his studio in Czechoslovakia during the war using waste broken glass in peat furnaces. From the 1950s until the company's demise in 2008, nearly every one of Czechoslovakia’s best and more influential glass designers worked with the studio including now globally revered names such as Frantisek Vízner, Vladimír Jelínek, Ludvika Smrckova and Pavel Hlava. Ref: Beránek & Skrdlovice: Legends of Czech Glass by Robert Bevan...