North American Furniture

A handsome occasional table with a beautiful Carrara marble Top. The uniquely detailed base of the table is hand turned. Circa 1880. In good condition. A light blemish is present on...

Custom made by Legacy stylish bamboo form brass firescreen. Add a very stylish touch! Note: Custom sizes and designs are available

One of Edward Wormley's most famous and elegant chairs. A timeless masterpiece. The Captain Chair. We have fully restored to highlight the beautiful polished brass, cane back, curve...

An outstanding set of Mid-century Modern Parsons Dining Chairs by John Widdicomb Co., The Orientation Group, circa 1970's. It is rare to find a set of eight, fully restored. It includes eight (8) side chairs model# 2074 and two (2) arm or captains chairs model# 2074 1/2. Thoughtful and precise design coupled with unparalleled American craftsmanship. A selection of some of the most subtly elegant elements of Oriential influence on European design, harmoniously combined: these dining chairs for instance, the enduring charm of the Orient currently being rediscovered. Featuring a simple and elegant design, expertly recovered in a teal colored velvet uphostery with solid wood dark stained legs offer a nice contrast. Today vintage Widdicomb...

Paul Russotto (American, 1941-2014) developed his artistic perspective in NYC during the post-WWII period of abstract expressionist painting which came to be known as the New York School...

Reupholstered in Michelle Nussbaumer Ikat Fabric

A handsome pair of wall mounted bedside lamps. 21st century made. The mounting plaque is hexagonal. The frame will swivel and can extend as needed...

This sophisticated wall mirror was designed by Bernard Rohne and realized for the esteemed American maker, Mastercraft, circa 1970. The brass interior of the frame features organic a...

Impressionist New York City winter city-scene depicting "Lunch Hour Mid Town" Manhattan", cars and pedestrians in a most intimate, yet energetic way. American artist Christopher Will...

Charming pair of end tables or nightstands from a rare series, the Bali-Hi group designed by Merlon L. Gershun for American of Martinsville, one of the most respected names in the in...

PRESENTING a FANTASTIC and HISTORIC Early 19C American Hepplewhite Virginian Secretary Chest with OUTSTANDING Provenance. This Secretary Chest was made in Virginia in the Early 19th Century, circa 1810. It is made of cherry, walnut and maple and is most definitely in the Hepplewhite Style of the period, with it’s original Hepplewhite brass drawer pulls. IT IS A REALLY INTRIGUING AND HISTORIC PIECE, ESPECIALLY, WHEN VIEWED IN CONTEXT WITH IT”S AMAZING PROVENANCE! This piece was originally owned by Major William Alexander Obenchain who ‘hailed’ from the State of Virginia. He was an engineer and was in the Virginia Corps of Engineers during the Civil War and served on General Robert E. Lee’s staff. It was acquired by him before the Civil War and we believe that this piece was on campaign with him during the War. We know for a fact that he fought at the Richmond Campaign in 1864, as we have, in our Collection, his original Field Map for that Campaign which ended the War. It has remained in family ownership ever since. It has come directly from the Family Estate, together with other VERY IMPORTANT items belonging to Major Obenchain and other IMPORTANT items that belonged to his wife, Eliza Calvert Hall-Obenchain. ALL these items contained in the Collection, are listed/posted individually on our Website. The top drawer is on retractable curved side hinge supports and pulls outwards and drops to reveal a secretary and writing area. The Bureau/Secretary Gallery has 6 drawers and 6 cubbies, a central tabernacle door with another drawer and 2 cubbies and this is flanked by 2 secret pull out compartments. The central tabernacle door has it’s original key and working lock. Closed, it is almost ‘flush’ like the rest of the drawers, with some very minor bowing through age. The 3 drawers underneath are graduated in size and it ends with a serpentine shaped base and sits on four hand carved legs with original metal casters, marked ‘Universal 3’. It has it’s original brasses and hardware throughout, save the addition to 2 contemporary replacement brass hinges to the drop down desk front, as the original hinges were broken, could not be repaired and were not supporting the weight of the drop down leaf. Some minor repairs but not noticeable. Otherwise, the piece is in it’s entirely, ORIGINAL condition! What makes this piece even MORE INTRIGUING and APPEALING HISTORICALLY, are the 2 ‘historic’ circular holes on the piece:- (1) in the back of the piece as seen in the photos. This hole is not symmetrical or fully round and appears to serve no purpose to the piece whatsoever. Sometimes, pieces have holes for wiring for lighting, put in them over the years, but this one never had such lighting or, indeed, any such explanation for this hole, AND (2) the rear hole is replicated, in the corner portion of the bottom drawer and someone (a very long time ago) has used a tin can top, to cover the hole in the back of the drawer. The tin can top is period to the Civil War Era and is embossed “Minimum Volume 1 Pint”. Our conclusion, is that (whilst we are, by no means ballistic experts) that these holes were created by musket balls, fired during one of the Major’s campaigns in the Civil War. It is entirely conceivable that this piece, being strapped into a covered wagon for carriage, would have been on it’s side. We are of the opinion that both holes, were caused or created by a musket ball entered the chest trough the base and back. We also believe that ‘the Major’, used what he had at his disposal on the battlefield, namely, a tin can lid to repair the hole in the drawer. SO THIS PIECE IS A VERY SPECIAL PIECE OF US HISTORY, INDEED! NOT ONLY IS IT AN EARLY 19th CENTURY AMERICAN PIECE, WITH A CONNECTION TO THE STATE OF VIRGINIA, THE CIVIL WAR, HISTORIC & IMPORTANT FIGURES IN THAT WAR AND IMPECCABLE PROVENANCE AND HISTORY! IT IS TRULY UNIQUE! William Alexander Obenchain. Born April 27, 1841 at Buchanan, Botetourt Co., Virginia. Parents: Thomas Jefferson Obenchain and Elizabeth Ann Sweetland. Entered VMI on July 18, 1859 as a member of the VMI (Virginia Military Institute...

Aaron Fink (American, b.1955) takes common, everyday objects—fruit, cups of coffee, hats—and interprets them through a 1980s Boston Expressionist filter. In 'Double Hats' (1987) he m...

Mary-Ann Prack was born in Hamilton, Ontario, Canada, and is a third generation member of an architectural engineering family. Prack began her formal fine art education at the Univer...

Add a touch of elegance to your living space with this remarkable set of National Mt. Airy Biedermeier Style drum form nightstands/bedside tables that could also serve as dry bar cab...

The Les Roux cocktail napkin features 2 zebras that outlines the endges of our 6" x 6" napkin. Made in fine linen and featuring dense black embroidery, this napkin will make your eve...

A handsome painterly abstract painting by American artist Jason Stallings. Acrylic on canvas. Interference colors used in combination with a mix of regular acrylic hues, including gr...

Great looking pair of pillow top ottomans newly upholstered in a Kelly Wearstler fabric.

Absolutely stunning and exuberant 1960's James Mont style small sideboard, dry bar cabinet or credenza is sure to turn heads featuring distinctive original large medallions on both d...

PRESENTING A LOVELY Mid Century Steuben 8.5 inch Teardrop Bud Vase. Made by the renowned and highly desirable ‘Steuben’ Glass Works in NY circa 1960-80. In near mint condition with...

Mid-Century modernist channel-back club/lounge chairs, defines upscale simplistic styling by Milo Baughman for Thayer Coggin. Incorporating classic lines with a streamlined silhouett...

Chic metal ribbon chandelier, designed after Max Sauze for Lightolier, circa 1960s. Bent chrome elements form the "woven" surface and let light out from the top, sides and bottom. Th...

Set of 4 Original by Michelle Nussbaumer

Growing up in the cultural melting pot that was New York City's Lower East Side, painter Belle Manes (b. 1930) was encouraged from an early age to record her impressions visually. Of...

PRESENTING A VERY RARE and Original J Mack Moore Photo of Virginia Memorial in Vicksburg, MISS and probably taken circa 1907/08, after it’s dedication. Paper photograph mounted on board, on it’s original matting. Taken by famous photographer John Mack Moore of Vicksburg and signed by him in red ink on bottom left “J Mack Moore’ and “Vicksburg, Miss” on the bottom right (also in red ink). Hand-noted in black ink on rear as “Virginia Tablet, Vicksburg National Military Park” and also signed again by J. Mack Moore in red ink on left center on the rear and “Vicksburg, Miss” on the right center (also in red ink). Newly framed and matted and under glass. Original photos by J. Mack Moore are ‘highly’ sought after and have performed very well at auction. John Mack Moore, born in 1869, was the son of prominent residents of antebellum Vicksburg. He was only a toddler when the famous 1870 race between the Robt. E. Lee and Natchez had his hometown in a state of excitement as the big sidewheelers passed upriver en route from New Orleans to St. Louis. As a young man, he became an avid and skilled photographer, spending much time at the wharf along the Mississippi and Yazoo, recording on glass plate negatives the daily activity of the busy river landing. Conversations with masters, mates, mud clerks and roustabouts were his daily fare. Moore learned photography from an elderly master of albumen, wet plates and homemade printing papers. He had a disdain for newfangled gadgetry and held fast to utilizing the old methods of previous decades in the making of photographs, with sparkling results. J. Mack Moore was considered the dean of photographers as well as a colorful character around Vicksburg. In later years, owing to his white hair and moustache, he was said by many to bear a close resemblance to Mark Twain. Moore’s Clay Street home, where he also operated his photographic studio, was built from the top down, a most amazing feat accomplished by a unique individual. Originally it was a rambling residence in a Southern, park-like setting. However, when paved streets eventually came to the city, the house was left at the base of an embankment, the large oak trees removed to make way for an unsightly culvert. Singlehandedly, Moore raised the house to street level. As the edifice gradually rose, Moore fashioned lower floors, accomplishing the feat with heavy timbers and screw jacks...

This beautiful golden brown Pedro Friedeberg hand chair was commissioned in the 1960s and is crafted of solid Honduran Mahogany. In 1961 when Pedro was working with artist Mathias G...

The elusive "String Chair" was designed by Connecticut designer Irving Sabo and produced by JG Furniture beginning in 1953. The artist's work is extensively referenced in modern desi...

Massive, unique molded lucite fireplace screen / sculpture. Mounted on iron frame with wooden base. Thick and very heavy, circa 1970. Truly one of a kind! *The piece stands on its ow...

Large African Tribal Mixing Bowl

Beautiful Mid Century Walnut Dresser by Greta Grossman for Glenn of California. Classic mid-century modern design featuring warm, rich walnut wood grain, with Grossman's signature ro...

With his knowledge of the Luminist and Hudson Valley schools of 19th century American painting, Douglas James Maguire (American, b. 1940) gives...

"Blush," our premium 24x24 inches velvet pillow in a soft pink shade. Stand out with its unique design featuring imported pink velvets that artfully capture the geometric allure of t...

"Navy Sailboat," our exquisite 24x24 inches pillow crafted from a luxurious white linen and cotton blend with a touch of navy. Embodying a blend of class...

Custom made 1980s lighted triangular mirrored pedestals. Each mirrored side measures 16" long. Pedestal is internally illuminated. Lights all work well, g...

This superb console table showcasing unique modernist geometric marquetry work that brings together Classic design elements and grand scale. Crafte...

Handsome channeled leather sofa with chrome base by San Francisco, CA-based Metropolitan Furniture, c.1970s. The sofa features a polished...

Solid bronze sculpture, "Mantissa Sitting", by Lorand Fekete, signed and dated 1998. 14.5"W x 14"D x 35.75"H Fekete was born on June 9, 1930, in the Transylvanian town of Nagyvarad ...

Uninhabited by human form, there's a stillness invoked in the landscape paintings of New York artist Nancy Brett (b. 1949) and 'Wing Rd.', dated 1989-90, is no exception. The cool, s...

Beautiful pair of Milo Baughman tilt/swivel lounge chairs newly upholstered in a Kelly Wearstler boucle' with blue and white and cream tones. Back is white lacquer. Super comfortabl...

Our iconic peace sign is embroidered on a 6" x 6" linen fabric to create the perfect cocktail napkin. This is a set of 4. 100% Linen Dimensions: 6" x 6"

Elegant pair of Directoire' style side tables. Painted in a sleek piano black finish. Excellent quality. Gorgeous!

This lamp is new old stock and is unused and uncirculated. It was discovered in a box in the attic at the estate of the former Vice President of Knoll. Very few of these are still in...

PRESENTING A UNIQUE AND IMPORTANT Original Scrap Book and Photograph of Major WA Obenchain, pertaining to Ogden College, Bowling Green, KY. The photograph is ‘new’ to the market and has never left family ownership until NOW! It is a previously, unseen image, of a significant historical figure, Major William Alexander Obenchain, who served on General Robert E. Lee’s Staff during the Civil War and was President of Ogden College in Bowling Green, Kentucky between 1883 – 1906. We are of the opinion that the photo was taken, whilst, Major Obenchain was President of Ogden College, and circa 1890-1900. It bears the stamp on the bottom right for “McClure of Lexington, KY”. Framed and under glass. The Scrap Book is his personal Collection of numerous and various newspaper article cuttings, letters, speeches and other historical items of memorabilia, MAINLY, relating to Ogden College (now part of Western Kentucky University), from the 1870’s up to 1918. Signed in ink, by the Major, on the inside of the front cover and hand-written annotations by him, throughout. It also includes newspaper article cuttings and other historical items of memorabilia personally relating to Major Obenchain and his family, including: Articles relating to the ‘Stone’ Criminal Trial in Dallas, TX in 1876 for the almost fatal shooting of his brother, James T Obenchain , Merit Certificate for distinguished academic achievement by Major Obenchain, from the Buchanan Collegiate Institute dated July 6th 1849, et al. Over 53 Pages of content! An EXCEPTIONAL and UNIQUE Collection that is ‘new’ to the market, has never been seen by the public before and has never left family ownership until NOW! A UNIQUE HISTORICAL RECORD OF OGDEN COLLEGE/WESTERN KENTUCKY UNIVERSITY and BOWLING GREEN! William Alexander Obenchain. Born April 27, 1841 at Buchanan, Botetourt Co., Virginia. Parents: Thomas Jefferson Obenchain and Elizabeth Ann Sweetland. Entered VMI on July 18, 1859 as a member of the VMI (Virginia Military Institute...

This is a unique lamp by Kelby. The lamp is circular drum shape with an abstract design in greens, black and cream or off-white. The ceramic height is 17.5" and with harp and finial ...

Fabulous Modern Large Scale Polished Rock Crystal and Bronze Lanterns. Very impressive! Note: Price listed is for 1 and there are 4 available.

The Les Noelles placemat is a classic placemat that will elevate your dining experience. Made in 100% Linen, the naokin features embroidered geomterical patterns that online the edge...

Iconic mid-century modern! This set of two from Widdicomb's "Modern Originals", designed by T.H. Robsjohn-Gibbings, circa 1940's. His signature style, defined by clean lines and arch...

Handsome custom made by Legacy, modern brass fire screen. Excellent quality. Gorgeous! Note: Custom sizes and designs are available.

The Les Noelles dinner napkin will elevate your dining experience. The 100% linen napkin features embroidered geometrical patterns that outline the edge and gives the napkin a finish...

"Morning Gorge" by Charles "Chuck" Volz (American, 1945-2020), a noted Santa Fe painter known for his luminous plein aire landscapes, signed front lower left, Giacobbe-Fritz Fine Art...

Pair of rare "Crylicord" floor lamps from the estate of the vice president of Knoll. These lamps include of new pair of German-made low-wattage incandescent bulbs. These fixtures ser...

A shadow box with laced doily, silver purse, antique spectacles. tortoiseshell and silver ornamentation. Made in Mexico circa 1930s to 1970s. Stamped signature on reverse reads Chavo...

Beautiful pair of 1960s high-quality ceramic drip glaze table lamps. Lamps have "handles" on either side. We have replaced metal bases with Lucite, rewired and added Lucite finials. ...

Designed by Ray Wilkes for Herman Miller and first introduced in 1976, this eye-catching modular sofa made a lasting impression with bold, rounded-edge cushions and steel brackets th...

Large marble sculpture signed by Kelly Wearstler. The sculpture with stand is 24"H. Without stand it is 21"H. Satin finish. This is very heavy and not recommended for parcel shipment.

Beautiful lounge chair with chrome frame by George Mergemov. Newly upholstered in a boucle'.

Tiffany Studios New York "Jeweled Colonial" Table Lamp Circa 1910 Leaded glass, patinated bronze Shade impressed "Tiffany Studios, New York, 1593" Base impressed "Tiffany Studios, New York, 29733" and with the Tiffany Glass & Decorating Company monogram Dimensions: 22.5 inches high, Shade: 16 inch diameter. Provenance: Property from a Massachusetts Collection Condition: The shade with 11 single hairline cracks dispersed throughout, mostly in the bottom border panels. The base in excellent overall condition and retains the original sockets. Tiffany glass refers to the many and varied types of glass developed and produced from 1878 to 1933 at the Tiffany Studios in New York City, by Louis Comfort Tiffany and a team of other designers, including Clara Driscoll...

The Les Noelles dinner napkin will elevate your dining experience. The 100% linen napkin features embroidered geometrical patterns that outline the edge and gives the napkin a finish...

Murray's Iron Works "Alexis" bench. Iron with turned details. Tight upholstered seat.