Acacia Furniture

An exceptional and highly sculptural vintage covered butter dish by renowned Mexican designer and silversmith Emilia Castillo, conceived in the whimsical form of an armadillo and han...

An exceptional mid-century Los Castillo lidded bowl, handcrafted in Taxco, Mexico during the 1950s, showcasing the workshop's celebrated mastery of sculptural silverwork and stone in...

Refined set of six French Louis XV dining chairs crafted in walnut, featuring gracefully carved crest rails, cabriole legs, and giltwood accents. Newly upholstered in a neutral linen...

French Polychrome Terracotta Church Console, France, circa 1850. Salvaged from a historic chapel prior to its demolition, this exceptional architectural element is crafted from high-quality terracotta rather than plaster, making it a rare and highly durable example of 19th-century French ecclesiastical craftsmanship. Richly hand-painted in its original polychrome finish, the console features a medieval-inspired niche that recalls the artistic traditions of the pre-Renaissance period, bringing remarkable depth, color, and historical character to the piece. Originally created as a devotional wall console for displaying a religious sculpture or sacred object, this architectural fragment now offers outstanding decorative potential in both traditional and contemporary interiors. Whether installed in an entryway, library, living room, or curated collection of architectural antiques, it creates a striking focal point while preserving the authentic spirit of its original setting. The console remains in good original condition, with its vibrant historic paint largely intact. Minor losses and signs of age are consistent with its history and have been intentionally preserved rather than restored, allowing the piece to retain its genuine patina and undeniable authenticity. A specialized wall-mounting system may be required to ensure secure installation. Architectural fragments of this quality are increasingly sought after by collectors, interior designers, and enthusiasts of French Gothic Revival, religious art, and European architectural antiques...

Hand carved abstract sculpture created out of bird's eye maple on an acacia base. Created by San Francisco artist Ralph Peplow (1907-1987) c.1950s. Reminiscent of the work of Constan...

A fabulous pair of rare Marius-Ernest Sabino patinated bronze and cut glass table lamps, stamped Sabino Paris. Rare model and very elegant and great quality. The parchment paper on t...

Pair of 20th century live edge Acacia wood coffee or side tables that can be used in tandem to form one large coffee table as well. Each handcrafted cocktail/side table is made up ...

Wall-mounted cabinet crafted in solid acacia wood with two separate storage compartments. The cabinet features a simple and functional design, making it suitable for hallways, living...

The Hana II Dining Table combines sculptural form with the natural character of solid wood, creating a distinctive centerpiece for contemporary dining spaces. Its round tabletop is ...

An exquisite handcrafted porcelain and pure silver square serving bowl designed by celebrated Mexican artist Emilia Castillo in the 1980s. Masterfully produced in Taxco, Mexico, this...

‘Ripples’ serving dish by Hans Sandgren Jakobsen is a sculptural acacia wood dish conceived for both use and display. Its circular form is shaped around a raised central hollow, with...

This unique vintage Knoll petal pedestal dining table made of redwood was designed by Richard Schultz, circa 1960s. Featuring eight petals with eight spokes on an enameled spiderweb ...

An exceptional free-form Modernist centerpiece bowl designed and handcrafted by Los Castillo in Taxco, Mexico, one of the most celebrated names in twentieth-century Mexican silver de...

Hand-Carved Wooden Mortar & Pestle - Solid Acacia Wood - France 1970s Nicely hand-carved mortar entirely made of solid acacia. Wonderful patina, to add character to any kitchen...

This vintage Mid-Century Modern walnut headboard features a distinct architectural vertical slat design. Please confirm location ( Brooklyn or NJ ) with seller.

A Phillips Collection dining table featuring a substantial live edge Chamcha wood top with dramatic natural grain patterns and rich warm brown tones. The thick slab showcases the org...

Pair of CH28 “Sawbuck Chairs”, designed by Hans J. Wegner in 1951 and produced by Carl Hansen & Søn in the 1950s. The chairs are crafted in oak with seats and backrests upholstered ...