A Mahogany Serviteur or Plateau with a Marble Galleried Top

Early 19th century Italian copper planter or jardinière with a decorative rim trim.

19th Century French Copper Jardiniere with Original Liner and Ending in Paw Feet

Fruitwood marble top kidney shape side table with three drawers and a brass gallery, late 19th century.  

Louis XVI Style Marquetry Marble-Top Gueridon with a Brass Gallery, Early 20th Century. Measures: Height 31 1/2 x diameter 24 inches.  

Round marble top side table with a brass gallery and reeded legs, late 19th century.  

Northern European mahogany marble top commode with painted feet, first half 19th century.  

Marble base with hand split border in copper leaf. Deer sculpture in cast brass. Stainless steel knife.

A fine period Art Deco plateau mirror or mirrored cake stand from England, featuring a square mirrored glass top in an inset stand with chamfered o...

Stacks for St. James, the collection is based on the company’s tradition of making silver plated objects and is formed by a series of trays, candlesticks, boxes and buckets to serve snacks and drinks or to be used as centre pieces to place fruits and plants. The designer was able to build the collection using shapes from other pieces and turning them into stacks of different uses and sizes. The first pieces where made in copper and later new versions in brass and nickel will be available this year. To Jahara, the simple, pure and clean lines of the objects where to enhance the basic geometric forms such as the circle, making it appear in handles to use for several functions. It’s a new way to interpret the tradition of the factory that works for more than 40 years in the luxury field by keeping the essential to it, the function and quality materials. Serviteur Muet.

A French Empire bronze dore, reticulated feather and paw foot, mirrored plateau.

An early 19th century French neoclassical plateau with original glass and dore bronze with a beautiful reticulated edge and three shell feet surrounded by garlands. The mirror its se...

The vivid hues and liquid lines of blown art glass create an unmissable accent. Made in Belgium circa 1960, expressive glasswork forms a bold silhouette. Organic and abstract, remini...