Bone Furniture

Most coffee tables ask to be looked at. This one asks to be looked into — layer by layer, material by material, each element revealing a different tradition of making and a different...

A Spanish tortoiseshell and bone inlaid, ebonized walnut marquetry cabinet on stand. The upper section with a pediment with a double headed eagl...

Glamorous pair of tessellated horn and polish chrome table lamps designed by Colombian designer Enrique Garcel in the 1980’s. Constructed of wood covered with cow horn and polish chrome hardware. Newly rewired and new shades with a paper weave...

Vintage trinket, trinket box made of inlaid camel bone, purple velvet inside, with a brass clasp, India, 70s. Beautiful and qualitatively made with brass inlaid details, the object ...

Throne Whit alligator with structure in solid beechwood. Upholstered and covered with natural alligator skin tinted in white finish. Back of the seat is covered with natural white ...

Rare and remarkable Moroccan wall shelves handcrafted in mahogany featuring parapet tops, architectural nooks, finials, balustrades, stick and ba...

This dresser occupies a category entirely its own — one where the bone inlay tradition is pushed beyond its conventional palette through the use of dyed bone, the ivory fragments tra...

An exceptional and rare Milanese late 19 Century Renaissance Revival ebony framed bed profusely inlaid and encrusted with scrolling arabesques of entwined scrolled foliage, honeysuck...

Circa 1930's cane made of fruitwood with a bone handle. The bone handle is etched with a lovely floral pattern. The walking stick is hand carved to look like bamboo. Very interest...

Some of the most useful pieces in a considered interior are also the most quietly versatile — and this bone inlay end table is precisely that. At fifteen inches high and twelve inche...

Italian cabinet circa 1860, attributed to Ferdinando Pogliani Made of wood veneer and richly inlaid with bone, decorated with putti, an ancient woman, trophies, foliage, arabesques,...

This monumental Boulle commode was crafted by Robert Blake, one of the finest and most important English cabinetmakers of his time. It is modeled after the legendary pair of commodes...

Stag T Stool / Side Table by Rick Owens Dimensions: L 55 x W 30 x H 44 cm Materials: Plywood, antler moose Weight: 7.3 kg Each piece is unique and may di...

A richly textured and visually commanding Black Forest spirits cabinet, crafted in Germany around 1900. This compact yet sculptural piece is clad in a carved faux bois surface and dr...

A good example of a piece that used to sell for 30-40,000 wholesale. With an upper section with a fold down writing surface opening to an elaborate interior fitter with many drawers ...

The horn and partial skull mounted on an oak shield-form backplate

Decorative trinket keepsake box adorned with convex black buffalo heat set tiles. A great addition to any desk or coffee table.

Along with paper, ink and inkstone, the brush is one of the Four Treasures of the scholar’s studio. Arguably the most important tool, the brush served as a direct link to the artist’s creative spirit. This unusual calligraphy brush is more sculpture than tool, crafted from the curving horn of a Chinese water...

Historic cutlery set (knife and three-tined fork) crafted in the traditional Ottoman-Balkan style. A rare collector’s item from the late 19th century. The handles are elaborately cr...

Mini Cerro Ice Bucket A highlight of the collection is the Mini Cerro Ice Bucket, a beautifully proportioned piece with a warm and inviting presence. Its size is ideal for serving i...

Early 19th century Russian stained and hand-carved Bone Table Casket Kholmogory Box, veneered with panels of foliate engraved stained bone alternating with geometric and foliate fret...

Anglo Indian rosewood portable folding and expandable book rack with bone inlay and veneer, ebony and metal inlay. This exquisite and ingeniously designed piece is one of my favorite...

Louis XV tortoiseshell Boulle Timepiece with ‘Silent’ pull quarter repeat by St. Martin, Paris, circa 1720 Waisted case with fine ormolu mounts and cut brass inlay to the stained tortoiseshell with ‘mother of pearl’ and coloured floral decoration. Gilded top surmounted by a cherub feeding through a straw from a scallop shell over leafy corner mounts. Shaped bead-bordered glazed door applied with an apron mount of a child chromos holding a sandglass and staff, set within a leafy trail surround. Brass lined recessed arch windows to the sides, the interior of the case with symmetrical Rococo panel...

Enriched with precious horn inlays on the armrests' front, this superb sofa stands out for its enveloping shell and an extensive refined ribbed design. The fine ivory fabric (Belsued...

The perfect coffee table to give your environment a touch of design and modernity, Pompei has two different finishings you can choose from. This version is made of ebonished oak vene...

An antique handmade boat model on pedestal from the early 20th century, with bone inlay over wood. Charming us with its exquisite craftsmanship, this antique handmade boat model from...

Small Selene Box by Arcahorn Dimensions: D 15 x W 22 x H 4 cm Materials: Leather, wood, horn, brass. Rectangular box in dark horn and wood with lacquered black gloss finish. Lid in ...

Large wild boar trophy on wooden plaque, Germany 1950s. A large vintage black forest wild boar (Sus scrofa) trophy on an ebonized nutwood plaqu...

An Ottoman mother-of-pearl, tortoiseshell and bone inlaid scribe’s table
Turkey, 18th/ 19th Century Of rectangular form with cusped spandrel to back and front, the sides with bracke...

Fine early 19th century Indian bone inlaid padouk miniature secretary, Monghyr, the two doors inlaid with flowers, vines and birds opening to reveal a fall front writing surface, the...

Scale in a coffee table is everything — and for the living room where proportion is carefully considered, this compact bone inlay coffee table offers the full depth and richness of t...

19th century English bone shoe horn and button hook most likely for high button shoes in the Victorian period. There is a monogram which appears to be the letters S H. Wonderful de...

Chinese telescopic Canton fan of carved bone stays supporting a scenic decorated paper in gouache in the Mandarin palette. Archival mount in a shadow box fr...

Tortoise Double side Mirror in Lucite 1970 Brown Color. The mirror tilts up and down

PRESENTING A BEAUTIFUL and RARE 19C Anglo Ceylonese Specimen Wood Trinket Box. Made in ‘Galle’, Ceylon (now Sri Lanka) circa 1860-80. Made for the ex...

Rare Georgian Silver & Bone Drinking Horn “Khantsi”, Decorative Sculpture 1894 A rare Georgian decorative drinking horn, also known as a “Khantsi”, crafted circa 1894 from natural co...

Champagne or wine cooler decorated with heavy red deer antlers.

The rhombus — or diamond — is among the most architecturally satisfying forms in the decorative arts: four equal sides, perfect symmetry, and an inherent visual tension that makes it...

Vintage Hermes riding crop with deer antler handle. The shaft is covered in a beautifully braided leather and finished at the bottom with twine. The...

Pair of Early 20th-Century Nickel-Silver-Mounted Drinking Horns on Stands An exceptional and highly decorative pair of early 20th-century nickel silver mounted drinking horns, raised on elegant pedestal stands and crafted in the grand tradition of European ceremonial tableware. Each natural horn is beautifully curved and richly toned, displaying warm ivory, honey, and charcoal striations that highlight the organic character of the material. The rims are mounted with polished nickel silver collars, while the midsections feature finely worked metal mounts with engraved foliate detailing, adding refinement and historic gravitas. The horns are supported by sculptural nickel silver stems and circular stepped bases, creating a striking silhouette with impressive vertical presence. Drinking horns of this scale and quality were traditionally associated with Nordic, Germanic, and Continental European ceremonial traditions, often used in festive banquets, aristocratic gatherings, and historical revival interiors. By the early 20th century, such pieces became highly sought-after decorative objects, reflecting the Romantic fascination with medieval and Viking revival...

An 1862, Steinway upright piano for sale with a polished, rosewood case. Exquisite wood grain. Cabinet features two large, openwork panels back...

A very attractive vintage inlaid rosewood Indian jewelry box. The hinged box made is from solid figured rosewood and finely and is sumptuously inla...

This family is created with the inspiration of the beautiful province of Jujuy, in the North of Argentina, and the nature of its fertile valley. It is the first line of our collectio...

3-Piece German Rustic stainless steel and horn carving utensil set comprised of a carving knife, carving fork, and shears, in a green satin-lined box. (stampled, OTHELLO SOLINGEN ROS...

Vizagapatam box, India, 19th century. This highly decorative and unusual Anglo-Indian table box features rustic workmanship that adds to the character and charm of this unique Sout...

A decorative and rare minimalist Mid-Century letter opener from the 1960s, designed and handcrafted by the Werkstätte Carl Auböck workshop in Vienna. Handmade from a single piece of ...

19th century chinese canton black lacquered desk cabinet, circa 1830. Stunning quality chinese export desk, circa 1830. Main feature is the rare alabaster doors which have been hand...

Pair of antique Black Forest deer antlers borrows on brass bases kamp finials.

A wonderful Horn resting on three hand wrought pewter legs with a tip, collar and lid with hand crafted etching and details. The horn is a compliment to any shelf, console table - a...

This striking dresser celebrates the timeless allure of Art Deco design, reimagined through contemporary craftsmanship. Handcrafted with precision, each drawer is adorned with a bold...

Damascus / Anglo Indian, 18th century or earlier. The finest quality Damascus Anglo Indian blanket chest I have come across in my career. Featuring an incredible geometric bone inl...

The Raya Chair is a modern reinterpretation of the iconic Chandigarh chair, blending mid-century design heritage with artisanal craftsmanship. Inspired by Pierre Jeanneret’s timeless...

Deep, commanding, and covered in hand-set bone — this navy blue buffet is one of those pieces that earns its place in a room entirely on its own terms. The surface carries a continuo...

Exquisite antique hand carved bone knife with intricate hunting scene design. European made, possibly south German circa 1700s to 1800s, though we are not completely certain. The bla...

Chinese export black lacquer and gilt decorated sewing / occasional table, late 19th century.

American Country style taxidermy deer head with antlers mounted on oak shield shaped wall plaque

Very decorative small marquetry commode, Italy, circa 1850. Inlaid with different woods such as mahogany and ebony. Bone has also been used. The lovely masterpiece is in a very good ...

A striking pair of Chippendale style wall mirrors crafted with bold red horn inlays and finished in a high-gloss polyester resin, creating a rich, lacquered surface with dimensional ...

This impressive antler lamp has been hand-crafted from a large number of real red deer antlers, giving it an exceptionally full and robust appearance. Thanks to the use of so many an...

Large Antique Wooden Carved Black Forest Baroque stag head with 10 Point Trophy A large antique Black Forest baroque stag head. Carved in typical abstract style of the early 18th century. It is mounted on a wooden carved and painted plaque with emblem and foliages and features a large real stag antler trophy. The head still has its original polycrome painted finish witch is partly restored. The left side of the plaque has been replaced. A great individual piece which enhances every wall decoration. A special way to present hunting trophies is to attach them to carved animal heads. This tradition exists since the Middle Ages. Even after intensive investigations, it is not yet possible to explain exactly how this happened. The carved heads are often colored and mounted on cartouches that are also carved and painted. They follow a naturalistic representation and one could think that in this way they are symbolically brought back from the abstraction of dead antlers into liveliness. Famous artists to be named are Madl in Ichenhausen, Germany and Heissl in Ebensee, Austria. Around 1900, the antler collection...