Berkshires

With the earliest brand signature from 1947-1949, these Miriam Haskell (1899-1981) hand-wired Russsian-gilt brass floral French-wire-clip earrings were created by her first designer ...

Made by Kennett, this Industrial style mail cart has two-hole handles with iron braces and metal studs. These mail bins or carts were used for sorting mail. Can be used for laundry cart...

Brass & Tortoise Etagere in the style of Mastercraft. USA, circa 1970-1980. Dimensions: Height: 72 inches H x 30 inches W x 14 inches D

The view of this French impressionist oil-on-canvas painting is of a stone bridge arching over the Seine. Paris buildings are in the background while a leafless tree is in the foregr...

Large covered stainless steel buffet food warmer with decorative brass frame. Shelf below to hold heating units. Without the top, the base can be use as a ...

Set of 3 black ceramic gourd sculptures by Michael Boroniec - ceramic, glaze Dimensions: Left. 17.25 x 4.5 x 4.5 in Center. 24.5 x 6.5 x 6.5 in Right: 20.5 x 5.25 x 5.25 in Michael Boroniec’s "Gourd Vessels" are works that stem from a long tradition of emulating the gourd in utilitarian wares since the Neolithic age. The works are wheel thrown with a localized clay body found in Berkshire County...

Add charm and storage with this newly built white painted cabinet made from 19th century antique French louvered doors. Oversized for extra storage for the kitchen, mudroom, or just about any room. The doors feature antique cremone bolt...

In the 1920s in an Art-Nouveau style, Czech costume-jewelry designer Max Neiger created this brass dangle brooch that features three different shapes of ...

A 1900s French re-creation of a classic design, these faux-bamboo chairs have been adapted and adopted by designers and furniture makers since the 1700s. This set of four re-interprets the archetype of ‘the East, carved wood faux bamboo-form chairs are made out of solid wood with a carved faux bamboo design throughout the frame. Well constructed with double stretcher leg supports with solid wood seats and is in good condition. These Vintage Chinese Chippendale Chairs...

A wonderful vintage Italian baroque style gilt wood candlestick table lamp makes a wonderful addition in any room. Search term: Hollywood Regency, rococo style lamp.

White spatial spiral "Arch II" ceramic sculpture by Michael Boroniec - ceramic, glaze Michael Boroniec’s “Spatial Spiral” series is an ...

This early 16th-Century Renaissance silver-repousse round medallion "lovers" pendant depicts a romantic encounter in a rural landscape between a man and smiling woman wearing Europea...

During the Art Deco period, Miriam Haskell's first designer Frank Hess designed this blue-and-white glass-beaded hand-sewn torsade set of dangle earrings and a choker necklace, whose knotted string is capped with their characteristic Russian-gilt brass flora filigree. Coinciding with the American Great Depression, to offer some less expensive costume jewelry than her initial ready-to-wear styles featuring Parisian hand-crafted materials found in French couture, Haskell reduced the cost of some of her findings by locally sourcing stamped metal and incorporating hand-pressed glass beads from Germany and Czechoslovakia. With a loop, the line from hand pressing the glass can only be found on the blue beads, while the white ones are coated in an organic material like authentic French faux pearls. The ends of the textured cords that string the beaded set were frayed to form a fuzzy opaque dome that hides the knots attached to the filigree caps. No Haskell jewelry was signed before 1947. The unsigned necklace...

The circa 1900 Chippendale style mahogany armchair has hand carved designs including a back combining a motive of ribbons, a rosette, tassel and leave...

An exceptional and rare drop leaf desk by Edward Wormley for Dunbar in Tawi Walnut & Steel. USA, circa 1950. Mid-Century Modern Dunbar Desk Hardwood veneers Berne, Indiana Angular...

Pair of Italian Renaissance style terracotta pedestals. Add a top of your choice for a console, sofa table, a buffet sideboard, entr...

Burled elm charles 'X' drop front secretary (secrétaire à abattant) with black marble top with white vains, drop door revealing a leather covered writing table...

Minimalist rectangular mirror with flat bar aluminum frame. Made by Donnelley-Kelley Mirror Company. USA, circa 1960. Signed with maker’s paper label. Finely crafted. Mirror m...

This French 17th century-style throne chair has solid oak framing and grey mohair upholstery and nailheads. The arms are hand-carved leaves and the legs are turned. Something for the...

A mix of modern, classical and Art Deco, this floor lamp is composed of veined marble at the base and a sectional lucite shaft of rings and twisted tubing. The very bottom is gilt me...

"Two Flags" by Jasper Johns Unsigned Offset Lithograph. Custom framed. DATE: Made in 1969. EDITION: This Offset Lithograph is from an edition size of 800 and is not framed. DI...

Contemporary industrial and modern, all at the same time. Can be suitable in most any decor. Table base is custom made so can be reproduced to your specification with customer provid...

Very rare and early 19th century, possibly earlier French stoneware pottery mug has a blue spatter design under glaze on the sides and handle....

Pauline Trigére 1980s dress in polished cotton printed with navy/white reverse polka dots and featuring the designer's signature attention to detail. The body of the dress, in navy g...

The Victorian round dining, breakfast or center table (library or hall) has a fluted pedestal leg with four splayed feet and attached casters. The table is painted glossy white.

A magnificent set of 6 19th century Sevres plates with hand painted "Romantic" scenes, each plate artist signed, decorated at the Chateau de Tuileries. The soft aqua blue enamel bord...

Sonia Rykiel c.1990s suit crafted of plum double knit wool featuring an elongated jacket and mid-calf length skirt. The simple cut of the oversized jacket is distinguished by a sing...

Cocktail ensemble, c.late 1970s-early 1980s, composed of a white tee-shirt-style top and black full skirt, both pieces constructed of sheer silk organza. This elegant and simple two-...

The vintage window box is made of welded and bolted straps of iron and will hold pots or containers for plants.

Influenced by the Art-Nouveau illustrations of Alphonse Mucha, this Nancy-signed antique French enameled glass jewelry box display case is decora...

Antique French Bronze Three Arm Electrified Candelabra Lamp. Circa 1900-1920. Electrified later. Features bronze frame with crystal pendants. Wired for US use. Bulbs included as ...

Highly stylish round faux bamboo Chinoiserie style with glass top side table. coffee table or occasional table.

The antique neoclassical watercolor drawings are renderings within the same frame of two elongated buildings. The top view shows a center arched opening and two smaller side openings...

These Italian moderne burgers inspired by the Grosfeld House Hollywood Regency style are upholstered in beige linen and have hand-carved frames painted gray and are embellished with ...

The defining feature of this pair of antique Napoleon Empire-style lighting fixtures are the vertical arrows "shot through" the backs of the gilt cast metal sconces. Each piece has a...

In the 1990s when the Dutch collective Droog introduced international leaders of late 20th-Century functional art such as Ron Arad, Marcel Wanders, Jurgen Bey, Hella Jongerius, and Tejo Remy, the Netherlands-based brand was one of the most successful producers of conceptual design. The collaboration was co-founded in 1993 in Amsterdam by the jewelry and product designer Gijs Bakker (b. 1942), who commissioned his protege French artist Frederic Braham in 1998 to create this one-of-a-kind brooch for his young Droog-represented jewelry line "Chi ha paura...?". The Italian phrase means "who is afraid of?". This natural satin-lustre South Sea black-Tahitian 15 x 10 mm baroque thick-nacred pearl, which is bezel-set in oxidized sterling on a sharp silver stud for push-back fastening as a lapel or tie pin, is surrounded by a removable textured gold disk brooch with the Chiapaura maker's mark, artist's signature, abbreviated year and assay symbol. Notably, while farmed pearls from this French-Polynesian region are scarce, it is rarer to find one over 12mm. This dark gray one is also exceptional for its desirable secondary tone of peacock green with minimal surface imperfections. From normal use, the unseen back of the disk is missing chips of ecru enamel where it contacts the fastening knob. This reveals that the disk is solid gold. Like other functional conceptual design represented by Droog, the brooch is more than a beautiful piece of fine jewelry featuring multiple contrasting elements, as it could be a provocative "third nipple" if worn on a tie or scarf. Given the Dutch origin of the brand, we recall the famous 15th-Century oil-painting by Johannes Vermeer, known as "Girl with a Pearl Earring". Who is afraid of girl or boy with a third nipple? We acquired this brooch from a jewelry collector who had purchased it from the Italian gallery...

Jean Louis Scherrer 1980s cocktail dress in feather weight charcoal and silver metallic fabric is distinguished by its extra wide matching belt. High n...

The antique wool scatter rug features a Mid-Eastern columned archway in the centre with a lantern and other motives. The border is arranged w...

Featuring five sparkly black opaque spinels with diamond-shaped facets and splintery vitreous surfaces, along with bezel-set champagne diamonds with yellow or peach reflections in su...

Pair of similar white painted, grey green terracotta lamp bases made from rustic vintage Chinese clay jars used for wine storage. These are not a...

Very unusual to find a shoulder bag in this genre, and especially in this circular shape. Body and shoulder strap is crocheted in black, fully lined, with zip compartment. Metal zipp...

Elegant and rustic at the same time, this custom oak top and wrought iron dining table base can be made to your specification. Table can...

The six Art Deco chairs that once stood in a Parisian park or bistro garden chairs can now grace your porch or terrace -- they have been newly painted silver. The seats are made of ...

Three-piece Art Deco stick wicker / split reed set consists of two-seat sofa/settee and two matching club chairs. Wonderful design with wide arms, light...

Pair of well-proportioned Italian Louis XV style painted carved wood arm chairs, with gilt detail and caned seats.          

Very handsome large-scale food cover. Perfect as centrepiece for table decoration.

Art glass vase sign: Daum Nancy France. Evidenced by this Daum sculptural colorless blown and hot-shaped lead-crystal heavy vessel vase, the finest irreproducible artistic works in the history of the iconic French decorative-glass maker feature ornamental thick glass applications. Its most in-demand pieces today were made between 1925 and 1935, with very few major ArtDeco-period pieces remaining in private hands and even less without damage. A similarly shaped, constructed and sized circa-1925 vase with "stylized foliage" motif is in the collection of the French Museum of Decorative Arts in Paris as Inventory #36309 acquired from Don Jacques Daum. A later-produced vase with a similar application-motif at just the rim, but in a "Champagne" bubbled style, is among the photos in the published book about the Leo and Irina Esterkin acquisitions from 1910-1940 titled Daum Art Deco Glass--A Private Collection. On our prime-condition antique vase, applied transparent glass is styled in high relief into a flowing undulating motif that evolved from Daum's Art Nouveau foliage designs. The angular and curvilinear shapes of this vessel epitomize the bold vases, bowls and sculptures for which Daum is best known. Its tiny pencil-etched signature on the side near the bottom reads "Daum (plus the Lorraine-cross symbol) Nancy France", which resembles some published signatures since 1925. Revealing how ahead of its time this particular design was--after WWII in 1945 coinciding with the revitalization of the French glass industry--Daum used...

Henry Schreiner, the Austrian-born blacksmith founder of Schreiner in New York in 1932, handcrafted this demi-parure of prong-set colorless crystal stylized-foliage sprays after he b...

This industrial table base is made from a pair of antique saw horses. With a top of your choice, it will make a great desk, office table, writing t...

Wonderful antique brass paperweight perfect for any desk as paper weight, organizer or decoration with aged patina.

Vintage Missoni c.1970s dress in a very fine wool knit trimmed at the neck and wrists with a thicker ribbed knit. The straight silhouette features a shirt-style opening with placket ...

18th century French study of a painting of an allegory. Gold giltwood frame with salmon color moiré fabric around matting. Drawing measures 6" H x 8.5" W. Much of the white you see ...

Featuring 12 large patinated pearlescent charms distinctly handcrafted by Parisian Louis Rousselet--the master glass-and-metal-ornament parurier for French couture fashion houses since 1920--this heavy silver chain necklace is made in the unique chunky style of Gabrielle "Coco" Chanel that she introduced in the late 1920s as her alternative to pearls. Capping Rousselet's signature Art-Deco-period handmade beads, his intricate multi-texture metal tops for these balls resemble organic shapes like the stems of acorns or fruit. In a bib arrangement, the duotone reflective heavy spheres--in black glass, blue-gray enameled galalith, and silver metal--conform to the cleavage of the wearer. Aside from chain jewelry commissioned by Chanel, Rousselet-style jewelry was usually constructed with thin wires or braided string to enable his beads to attract the most attention. Notably, this necklace fastens with an enlarged spring-ring clasp that became associated with increasingly heavy Chanel costume jewelry. Like 1920s Chanel jewelry by Rousselet, the necklace is both unmarked for French origin and unsigned. In subsequent decades, variations of chunky-charm chain necklaces were reproduced by Chanel with her other paruriers using different materials in which they specialized, such as a similar Chanel-signed piece in the 1960s by bronze-maker Maison Denez...

Vendome brooch and earrings set, the brooch of star shape consisting of large pear-shaped green crystals interspersed with sapphire blue round crystals ...

Restored 3 strand Paul Frankl style 6 piece rattan living room seating set consisting of 3 separated seat sofa, arm club chair with matching ottoman, side table, 2 tier corner table...

This wonderful set of 14 Copeland Late Spode dessert plates will surely add color and whimsy to your place settings. This pattern was originally in...

Unusual rustic French antique metal shell plate is made of metal with leaded color coating, a wonderful aged patina. The piece was possibly used in a commercial setting at a coach st...

A beautiful American pastel, still life on paper circa 1860-1880. Likely from New York, this pastel is mounted in a beautiful gold gilded, period frame. The image complete with marbl...

With an overlapping ring interior and textured exterior like raw silk that matches Christian Dior rings marked "Chr. Dior Germany" from the late-1950s, this bold modernist yellow-gol...

Still life, red and yellow with strong classical palette. Oil on canvas by Columbian artist, Carlos Nariño, who lives and works in Paris since 1985. ...