Moorish Brass Inlaid Camel Saddle /Towel Rack

Spanish American War Commemorative Mirrored Hall Rack USA, Circa 1900 An uncommon example of American historical memorabilia, This mirrored hall...

1970s sculptural rattan & glass etagere The case with continuous book-matched rattan The upper section measures 24.5" W x 43" H, fitted with two 2...

Pair of Faux Bamboo Gilt Pagodas Display Shelves, Style of Billy Haines  Italy, circa 1960s A striking pair of faux bamboo gilt pagoda display shelves,...

Large Pair Swedish Gray Neoclassical Tole Wall Brackets/Shelves European, 20th Century A stunning pair of Swedish Gray Neoclassical Tole Wall Bra...

French Chasse Inspired Towel and Soap Rack Just the thing for the smallest room in the house, made in aluminium and embossed with a French Hunting Dog scene The rack fits on the wa...

1920s Antique Moroccan Wall Bracket Inlaid with Shell inlay Moorish Wall Shelf. Handcrafted wall sconce with intricate hand-carved wood designs and inlaid shell hanging wall shelf. T...

From the Belle Epoque Era, a hanging and folding Oak wood and Brass magazine rack, France, circa 1880-1900. A highly decorative hanging wall rack, suitable in the front hall for gat...

19th Century French Gothic Sacrament cabinet was artfully sculpted from solid oak and fruitwood to create a remarkable religious artifact designed to be appreciated throughout the ages! The trapezoidal form of the casework is in keeping with the Gothic style, which historians concur originated in the Cathedral of St. Denis during the middle of the 12th century. Boldly molded crown follows the complex contours and overlooks the case below which features a single door flanked by cornerposts that feature pilasters facing front as well as the sides, with recessed arched panels topped with recessed circular frames above filled with carved rosettes highlighted in gold. The arched recesses facing the front are also filled with carved floral and wheat motifs also highlighted in gold, representing the Bread of Life. The door panel, however, steals the show, with a gloriously carved relief work depicting both wheat and fully laden grapevines adding the significance of the Blood of Christ...