Early 20th Century General Electric GE Brass Blade Table Fan

Galatée by Emmanuel Villanis is a beautiful, patinated bronze bust, sculpted, circa 1895. She modeled as a young woman, with her hair in a bun and a robe scantily draped over one sho...

This bronze cow grazing was sculpted by Parisian Jean Gautherin circa 1870. Many bronze cows have been sculpted over the centuries but few were sculpted grazing in the grass. This one has a mouthful of it, which is quite rare. She measures approximately 12" in length x 6 1/2" tall x 3 1/2" deep. She is signed by the artist and stamped by the renowned E. Colin and Cie foundry in Paris. "Jean Gautherin (28 December 1840 – 21 July 1890) was a French sculptor particularly known for his marble and bronze statues commissioned by the City of Paris. Gautherin was born to a family of peasant farmers in Savault, a hamlet in the commune of Ouroux-en-Morvan. With the help of a local patron he studied in Paris, first at the Gobelins school for apprentices, followed by training in the atelier of Charles Gumery, and in 1864 he was admitted to the École des Beaux-Arts. The following year his work was accepted at the Paris Salon where he exhibited annually until his death, although after winning medals in the Salons of 1868, 1870, and 1873, he exhibited hors de concours (out of competition). His first major success came in 1876 with a marble sculpture of Saint Sebastien...

These reclaimed teak root side tables ensure nothing of the beautiful trees they come from is discarded. Hundreds of small pieces of the tree root are cut, pieced and secured togethe...

This highly desirable and sought after pair of Mid-Century Modernist P Lopez G sterling silver candelabra candlesticks was made in Mexico, circa 1950. Each p...

This Moroccan lamp is unlike any I have seen in my 30 years in the business. The pierced lampshade is incredibly beautiful and it is lined with yellow sil...

This Monkeypod wood wine rack is a functional piece of art that you will never tire of looking at. The color of the piece is soft yet makes a bold statement. Its clean lines speak of a flair for the finer things, including the way you display your favorite six bottles of wine, sparkling water...

Early 20th century brass electric fan, by Frost & Co A very stylish good looking piece, with aluminium blades and metal cage This piece looks to be...

A stunning mid-20th century large aluminium Industrial intake fan blade, polished to an almost mirror finish. This would be an imposing addition to any" Man...

1950s aluminum on wood General Electric logo, sign plaque. Salvaged from General Electric Buffalo NY office, stunning, original plaque, cast aluminum depicting famous G E Logo, mount...

This is an early 20th century catalogue from a Munich based lighting company called Reinhold Kirsch. There are 45 loose plates, many of which have more that one illustration. Though ...

- Photograph album of Sir Oliver Leese, 3rd Baronet, KCB, CBE, DSO - British general and commander of the Eighth Army - Contains 200 photographs cha...

Zhumbar - large brass lamp for festive occasions. India, early 20th century. Central hoop, with a dozen curved arms (with hoops at their end) - six turning upwards and six downwards. Four rods for suspension. Such lamps served the "Bene Israel" congregation that lived mainly in Bombay, Calcutta and other towns in western India. "Oil chandeliers with thirteen arms, known as Zhumbar, were used in the synagogue on festive occasions" Literature: Orpa Slapak (Editor), "The Jews of India - Bene Israel, Cochin...