20th Century For The Desk

CHRISTIAN LACROIX vintage rare silver toned paperweight statue featuring a possible allegory of the Antarctica continent. Collector item. Embossed CHRISTIAN LACROIX France. Maker's...

Absolutely Stunning Rare Authentic Paul Jouve by Hermès Portfolio Paul Jouve is a french artist, painter animal sculptor (1878-1973) Very nice Piece i...

CHRISTIAN LACROIX rare 1998 limited edition silver plated unicorn paperweight. Manufactured by CHRISTOFLE Paris. Signed CL and dated 1998. Indicative measurements : base approx. 6...

Introducing the exquisite Tiffany & Co 1950s Pure Silver Pen & Ink Set, a timeless and luxurious addition to any desk or workspace. Crafted from pure silver, this vintage Tiffany & Co pen showcases a sophisticated geometric etched design, adding an elegant touch to your writing instruments. At the center of the pen, the iconic Tiffany & Co logo serves as a symbol of quality and craftsmanship, reflecting the esteemed reputation of this renowned luxury brand. The pen comes with its original ink, ensuring a seamless writing experience and preserving its authenticity. Whether used for daily note-taking, correspondence, or as a decorative accent for your desk, this vintage Tiffany & Co pen exudes sophistication and refinement. It's not just a writing instrument; it's a statement piece that reflects your discerning taste and appreciation for fine craftsmanship. This pen and ink set...

- Bordeaux - Lather - Cartier logo embossed - Gold tone hardware - Includes: 2 sets of Cartier paper with lines, original box and paperwork

Elegant Spratling Sterling and Wood Letter Opener from the 1940's Mexico. Rosewood inset with sterling spheres and loop finial. 8.5" x 1", blade 5".

Elegant Bamboo Handled Sterling Letter Opener from the 1940's. Made in Mexico with appropriate hallmarks. Fully etched bamboo motif on both sides of handle. 8.75" x .5".

HERMES vintage rare silver tone paper clip holder featuring a large iconic gold tone buckle design. Embossed HERMES PARIS Made in France Silversmith...