Midcentury Postmodern Black Acrylic / Lucite Aquarium or Fish Tank Headboard

A large and impressive acrylic floor lamp made in Italy, circa 1980s. It features a thick Lucite base with acrylic flora-form leaves. Fully working and ready for use.

A beautifully designed brass headboard produced by Mastercraft in Italy. It features heavy brass construction, Greek key design and spindles.

A beautiful and impressive Lucite table sculpture in yellow and red colored acrylic. The table sculpture features two abstract forms on a thick base. Large substantial piece. Signed ...

Beautiful Paul McCobb for Calvin Furniture headboard only in wonderful vintage condition. Finely crafted with brass frame with cream leather upholstery. Fits a King sized mattress...

A chic asymmetrical sofa design made in Italy in the 1980s. This high quality made piece was just recovered in new jet black upholstery.

Designed and made in the era of American Mid Century design, these feature a unique look and feel with their handsome 3-drawer walnut body and steel legs. The walnut bodies feature u...

Large 7' foot tall Acrylic aquarium fish tank with steel base featuring an Industrial grade steel base and an acrylic tube with 1.5" thick walls. The tank li...

Beaux-Arts architecture was taught at the École des Beaux-Arts in Paris, starting in the 1830s and ran into the late 1800’s. Beaux-Arts design leaned towards a sculptural decoration ...

Victorian style Aquarium or Terrarium, circa 1960, Comprising of two pieces, encased 10 gal. aquarium in a wood cabinet resting on a matching table of classical form using old elemen...

French Louis XV style 19th century Chapeau de gendarme bed canopy, was formerly the top of a Provencal armoire. This beautifully carved piece has...

Exceptional artistically made single copper fish , beautiful patina ,originally was part of very impressive gate, salvaged from south Florida estate. will look great as architectur...

This large and attractive architectural piece is known as a pulpit canopy. Before the advent of microphones and speakers, orators would often address assemblies from elevated platforms known as “wine glass pulpits”. These podiums featured domed roofs called abat-voix, sometimes known as sounding boards, that would project sound outwards. Our walnut wood pulpit canopy is a fine example of such a device. Hand-carved and hand-painted in Italy in the 1700’s, our abat-voix is roughly octagonal in shape. Each of the sides have edges with luxuriously thick step molding, alternating between stained and gilded wood. Each of the corner cornices are adorned with gilded flower carvings, although some are missing. The interior of the canopy features a gilded open sun with sinuous rays emanating all around. Each of the sides are adorned with foliate margents surrounded by scrolls, again with some losses. All the edges are bordered with a thin layer of gilding. Although our fascinating 18th century Italian walnut pulpit canopy was designed for a church pulpit...