Bone Furniture

A set of six (6) Scandinavian Modern Minimalist horn appetizer utensils, circa late-20th century, Denmark. A great set for everyday use or entertaining. Dimensions: Largest is serrated knife...

Large Wacky Bull Bone Throne Chair, circa 1930 A great piece of fantasy furniture - a large throne chair made of original bones from the male cattle (Bos taurus). All parts are made...

Along with Alfred Klitgaard Knud Albert is regarded as one of the most prolific wood artist of the 1960s. Although KA is mostly known for his strange moder...

A decorative 19th century sailor made or scrimshaw model of Peggy, a four masted schooner presented in a glazed mahogany case.  

Pompei is the perfect coffee table to give your environment that little detail that makes the difference. This tobacco version is made of oak veneer, satin brass-plated steel feet an...

VERY DECORATIVE VIZAGAPATAM BOX Vizagapatam, India, 19th Century. Rustic workmanship will only add to the decorative appeal of this Anglo-Indian footed domed casket in ebonized woo...

Mounted with a pair of 30 inch horns.

Pair of deer statues from France .The set is in good condition with normal signs of age. The smaller statue dimension are : H 3.25 W: 2 D: 1.25

A good quality pair of 19th century French Ebonized, Boulle inlaid, ormolu-mounted pedestals.

Elevate your home with Artisanal's exquisite black-and-white inlay cabinet—a stunning addition that seamlessly combines timeless craftsmanship with modern sophistication. Adorned with intricate geometric stripe patterns, this cabinet showcases the artistry of traditional bone inlay, honoring the ancient craft of decorated furniture. Finished with sleek brass-finished metal legs, it exudes contemporary charm while retaining a classic allure. How It’s Made: Handcrafted with meticulous care, each piece is a true masterpiece created through a traditional inlay process. It features over 2,000 small pieces of bone, carefully shaped into leaf or custom patterns. Each piece is precisely adhered to the surface to form the intricate design, followed by the application of color to enhance its beauty. Handcrafted in India by the artisans of Artisanal. For added safety during transit, we pack the legs and knobs separately to ensure your cabinet arrives in pristine condition. Indulge in luxury and elevate your space with our bone inlay cabinet...

Ute sheep horn spoon with old tag “Ute, Pine River, Battle, Ex. Cottchall Collection. Collected 1870.” Brain tanned with blue and white beading on top. Per...

Not everything is organic in northern Argentinean hills. As we cast our eyes on the landscapes, we also find geometry that makes us travel with our imagination. Mini square, rectangu...

Enter the 'Half Moon Bone Inlaid Table' — nature's vast canvas reimagined in a half-sphere. A horizon touchpoint, central to your living space, embodying the graceful arc of the crescent moon. Handcrafted to perfection, the half sphere table...

18th Century Japanese hand-carved fully blossomed chrysanthemum flower figurine made of white bone with branch and leaves painted. The flower is placed inside its original glass and ...

Stylish and precious, this bar cabinet is a furniture gem where prized materials meet exclusive components. The sturdy wooden structure lacquered in glossy black elegantly contrasts ...

An ode to pure geometric shapes and traditional material, this coffee table has a timeless allure that will complement a modern decor or add a striking contrast in a traditional livi...

A must in any modern home with a fireplace, this set boasts a contemporary design and the unexpected combination of modern, Industrial materials with the warmth luxury of horn insert...

19th century Anglo-Indian bone inlay lap desk with fitted interiors. Exterior has geometric design. Interior has multiple compartments and folds out ...

This is a slice of fossilized dinosaur bone with one side polished to a mirror finish. This specimen is a fossilized dinosaur bone in which the ori...

This exquisite pair of chamois trophy mounts showcases beautifully preserved skulls and horns mounted on traditional Black Forest carved wooden plaques. Originating from Austria, the...

A beautiful armchair, handcrafted in India out of aged and naturally seasoned teak wood, inlaid with responsibly sourced bone and artisanally weaved cane. Round top, cane back, uphol...

A beautiful antique Black Forest Chamois antler trophy on hand carved, Black Forest wooden plaque. A nice addition to your hunters loge or just to display it in your house.

This Faux Bamboo shoe Horn, has been made in France Circa 1970. It is made in faux bamboo, metal, brass and horn.

Tortoiseshell and silver H. 5 x W. 22 x D. 12 cm Tortoiseshell and silver H. 4.3 x W. 17 x D. 9.5 cm The function of bible boxes in the Dutch East Indies was just as much a status symbol, to show off one's wealth on the way to church, as it was to hold a small bible or hymnbook. Bible boxes existed in gold, silver, ivory, sometimes inlaid with precious stones, and in Coromandel or ebony wood. In the Dutch East Indies on the way to church, the women tried to display their fortune by the costliness of her bible box. The highest-ranking women had gold bible boxes, inlaid with precious stones, carried by a slave. The lower-ranking women had wooden bible boxes as the present ones. In 1754 Governor-General Jacob Mossel decreed that only the wives and widows of a Governor-General, Director General, Councillor of India or President of the Justice Council, were allowed to carry golden boxes...

Fantastic oak wood gun cabinet with horn decoration ca. 1900 An antique Black Forest oak wood cabinet. Richly decorated with several antlers from the stag and fallow deer, wild boar...

The Nima round floor lamp makes a stunning statement with its soaring solid wood conical base and intricate bone marquetry pattern. The light illuminate...

3-458 Beautifully carved animal horn of a feathered bird signed Justa.

Superb horn inlays distinguish the opulent character of this four-seater sofa covered in beige leather (Carmen cat. Luxe). Raised on a glossy, black-lacquered wooden base, the struct...

19th Century Steer Horn Ladies Hat Pin Cushion or Mens Hat Rack Antique late 19th century steer horn hat rack with "petal" pin cushions for hat pins and h...

Black Forest Antique Roe Deer Trophy on Carved Plaque 1933 An antique roe deer (Capreolus capreolus) trophy on a wooden carved plaque with oak leaf carvings. The skull features a ha...

Black Forest Antler Parlor Chair with Fur Cover 19th century A rare antique Black Forest antler chair with real stag antlers as legs and backrests, upholstered with artificial zebra...

Set of three 19th century horn spoons with silver shields on the handles. They are so charming and would look wonderful on any table setting, or in a cup on a bookcase or in a cabin...

An exceptional gilt bronze mounted cut-brass and tortoiseshell-Inlaid ‘Boulle’ Cartel Clock and Barometer Set. French, circa 1890. Each surm...

A unique and most decorative Italian 19th century ebony and bone inlaid side table. The table is raised by a square bullnose edge base with a geometric inlaid bone design, raised by ...

A lovely dome shaped bone box from India. The box can be decorative or hold anything from rubber bands to 420. A compliment to cocktail tables, shelves, bedside or on an end table ...

American portrait miniature by Thomas Story Officer, Woman in a White Gown, Signed "T.S. Officer, Pinxt", The 1830s The American portrait miniature signed by Thomas Story Officer depicts a beautiful young woman, her red hair “Coeffure a la Chinoise”, sitting in a red chair confidently looking out towards the painter and us, the viewers.  She wears a white dress with a pin in the center of her chest.  Based on her style of dress and her hair, we believe this was painted while Officer was in Philadelphia. It is signed to the lower right "T.S. Officer, Pinxt" along at edge. The reverse has a small oval glass Dimensions: 3 inches high x 2 3/16 inches wide x 1/4 inch deep Reference: Thomas S. Officer: Miniature and Portrait Painter, Gardner Library,  Author: Merri Lou Schaumann. Born in Carlisle in 1810, this gifted artist trained in Philadelphia, traveled extensively and won awards for his paintings. In 1872, James Miller McKim wrote a series of reminiscences for the Carlisle Herald newspaper about the places and people of Carlisle in an earlier day. He wrote that “David Smith, a boot and shoemaker, had two sons… one of whom early developed a taste for art and finally devoted himself to miniature painting as a profession. He was a contemporary, and for a while, a rival of Mr. Thomas Officer, though I believe he never reached the celebrity attained by that gifted young artist. Mr. Officer, by the way, was one of the last miniature painters of any eminence produced by this country, the daguerreotype and photographer having come in to sweep away the entire profession.” Thomas Story Officer was born in Carlisle on August 15, 1810, to cabinetmaker John Officer and his second wife Margaret. He trained in Philadelphia with the well-known portrait painter Thomas Sully and began his career there in the 1830s. Officer left Philadelphia occasionally to paint portraits in Mobile, Alabama in 1837, in Richmond, Virginia in 1845, and in New York City from 1846-1849 where he became a member of the National Academy of Design. In 1842, Officer intended to travel to Mexico and needed a passport. He asked Attorney Charles B. Penrose, formerly of Carlisle, to write a letter of recommendation for him. In his letter to Fletcher Webster, Esq., Penrose wrote, “This will be handed to you by Thomas S. Officer, Esq., a friend of mine, and a native artist of Pennsylvania, who is a gentleman of great talents and respectability. Intending to visit Mexico, he wishes to procure passports at the State Department…”  Officer was issued a passport in July 1842. He was described as 30 years old, 5’ 11” with a “full and round forehead, bluish-gray eyes, an ordinary nose, medium mouth, ordinary chin, sallow complexion with an oval face and brown hair.” Officer went to Mexico and later to Australia. In 1854, he opened a studio in Sandridge, Australia, and while there he “entered several oil portraits in the 1854 Melbourne Exhibition preparatory to sending them to the 1855 Paris Exhibition.” Officer left Australia, and in 1855 he settled in San Francisco where he would spend the last years of his life. He set up a portrait painting department in James Johnson’s photographic gallery in San Francisco. In 1857, Officer received a bronze medal for his oil portraits exhibited at The First Industrial Exhibition of the Mechanics’ Institute of San Francisco, as well as awards at several other exhibits in 1858. A short piece in the San Francisco newspaper, Alta, on October 30, 1859, read, “Mr. Thomas S. Officer, the talented portrait painter, lies near to death’s door and is in pecuniary distress. Out of the many to whose pleasure he has contributed by his gay, social manners, as well as by his pleasing artistic productions, may there not be found someone who will extend a helping hand?”  Officer died on December 8, 1859. Almost an entire column in the January 18, 1860 edition of the Carlisle Herald, was devoted to a very long and informative obituary of Officer taken from the Alta, California newspaper. Officer was buried in the now defunct Lone Mountain Cemetery in San Francisco. In 2014, the Cumberland County Historical Society received a bequest of a portrait painted by Thomas Officer from the estate of historian John J. Snyder, Jr. It joined a miniature portrait already a part of the Society’s museum collection in Carlisle, not far from where Officer was born. Notes: The May 28, 1834 edition of the Carlisle Weekly Herald reported that Thomas S. Officer had "...within the last few weeks, taken the portraits of several gentlemen of this borough...Mr. O. is principally self-taught, and although young, already evinced a degree of taste, judgment, and talent..." A short biography of Officer can also be found in Early American Portrait Painters in Miniature by Theodore Bolton, published by F. F. Sherman (New York, 1921). The entire book is one line  Bio. of Officer on page 117. See Officer’s portrait...

Superb 19th century Davenport desk in burled walnut from England. The right side of the cabinet has four drawers with handmade knobs. The sloped writin...

Vintage single horn Ovid lamp by John Richard. Square black and giltwood stepped base, brass column accented with a black and brown horn oval. Includes harp, brass orb finial and ori...

This Faux Bamboo shoe Horn, has been made in France Circa 1970. It is made in faux bamboo, metal, brass and horn.

1860s carved Horn Hunters pipe in the style of Lebrecht Wilhelm Schulz The rare hunters pipe is made of original horns from the stag and deer and features very elaborate carved hunt...

Solid wood curves coated with creamy camel bone chips give this piece its name. Fitted with a frosted glass top that connects the handcrafted crescents, the Cheesecake Table is delec...

Capture the essence of traditional artistry with this truly remarkable vintage Chinese calligraphy brush. More than just a writing instrument, this piece is a testament to timeless...

One of a kind, extra large, rare blue serpentine gemstone brush in bamboo form with carved bamboo leaves. Serpentine is a beautiful stone highly valued for its similarity to nephrite...

Fun and unusual pair of fish sculptures hand-fashioned out of a large pair of bull horns. Very decorative. Could also be made into lamps.

A two piece pasta serving set with Stag Antler handles and Sterling Silver ferrules and end caps, Sheffield, England, circa mid 20th Century. Impressively sized, the set consists ...

Impressive Antler ashtray sculpture with removable glass ashtray. We see this piece being placed on a coffee or side table. Could also function as a trinket tray holding coins or jew...

Domed Patchwork Bone Trinket Box Probably made by Maitland Smith

Hundreds of hexagonal buffalo Horn chips are individually mounted to create a striking beehive marquetry pattern on the solid wood drum form to make this table. Serene elegance. Al...

Walking stick: carved ivory knob handle depicting a vase with daisies. Malacca wood shaft. Metal ferrule. France circa1915. (SHIP TO EU ONLY)

When we created this family, we were inspired by the laughs, anecdotes and the joy of sharing with friends and loved ones when eating an ASADO (typical Argentinean grilled roast beef). This family contains meat knives, forks, spoons, cheese knives...

Early Deer Antler Mount On Black Forest Carved Wood Plaque.

Large Black Forest Red Deer Trophy on Wooden Plaque - Germany A large 10-pointer red deer trophy (Cervus elaphus) from the Black Forest, mounted on a dark green lacquered wooden pla...

This vintage-inspired mug is an excellent way to serve a refreshing drink, improving the taste of any beverage while keeping it perfectly chilled. From the Animals collection, the el...

Trilobites, an early arthropod relative of spiders, horseshoe crabs, and scorpions, preserved in this level of detail only occurred as a result of very sudden underwater landslides c...

Walking stick: carved ivory knob depicting a lion's head. Golden metal band. Bamboo wood cane. Iron ferrule. France circa 1890. (SHIPPING TO THE EU ONLY)

This exquisite, small wooden table boasts a bold, sturdy structure in gunmetal brass defined by a round, ring-like base from which rise three cylind...

Rare pair of bookends made from natural hippo teeth. Perfect to display your favorite books on a nightstand, mantel, dresser or shelf. Certainly a topic of conversation. The anti...

Handcrafted with the finest Italian materials, this set of two superb ash trays is a harmonious blend of functionality and artistry. Fashioned of natural horn, the exquisite grain is...

Small round box with lid, made of blond tortoiseshell with 18K gold intaglio finishes. On the lid is written, in French, the phrase Gage d’amitié (as a sign of friendship). Inside, o...

Offered for sale is a pair of Tessellated bone table lamps attributed to Maitland-Smith. The pair of lamps are completed with a pair of square fabric shades. The lamps each accommoda...