Queensland - Furniture

QTZ Side Table by Alexander Lotersztain Limited Edition. Dimensions: D 37 x W 40,5 x H 40,2 cm. Materials: Limited polished metal. Available in different finishes. Please contact us...

Lacewood and Silky Oak Sabre Dining Table - One-of-a-Kind This stunning dining table has several unique design features. The solid timber legs are made from Queensland Silky Oak and form a sabre sword...

A very fine porcelain oyster plate with gilt seaweed design by English company Brownfields for retail by Tiffany & Company. The cream plate has a ruffled ...

A fine black jasper-ware bowl crafted by Wedgwood in a design known as the 'Dancing Hours'. The black basalt wash over white jasper piece dates to the 1950s and has been handmade in ...

Exquisite collector’s item given its age, overall composition and especially the appearance of 16 guls. The intense indigo blues combine with painstakingly created paler shades achie...

The Treveglio Dining Table An elegant and relaxed Dining Table featuring a visually stunning Canadian Maple top. This veneer exhibits a unique and highly prised figure characterised...

This is an exceptional rug, brand new, and made under special circumstances. Let us tell you briefly the back story. Modern day Azerbaijan with its many mountains and valleys, as in ...

An unusually long prayer rug – and comparatively rare Gendje – in good condition. Above average centre field variation of colour and a particularly lively top Mihrab area to place in...

A very fine, soft Qashgai in a tighter weave than is often found. Its 6 intricate borders deserve careful inspection, as a sign of high quality, painstaking handmade production in th...

Kerman, one of the 4 cities in Persia which produced exquisite court carpets is the home of this very fine, and unusual piece – rarely do you find a piece of these dimensions from K...

Set Of 2 QTZ Lounge Chair And Ottoman by Alexander Lotersztain Limited Edition. Dimensions: Lounge Chair: D 65,8 x W 82 x H 111 cm. Ottoman: D 52 x W 66 x H 43,5 cm. Materials: Elect...

Adolesence Stool by Ella Bulley Limited Edition Of 15 Pieces Dimensions: D 40 x W 49 x H 106 cm. Materials: Walnut and red wood. Ella Bulley is a Material Design Studio based in Lon...

Walnut Chequerboard Top Dining Table – One-of-a-kind This spectacular dining table is created from solid and veneered Black Walnut. The tabletop features a magnificent hand-laid ch...

ARISTOCRATIC Ferahan Sarouk 1890 Measures: 6 ft 8 inches x 4 foot 4 inches Ladies, if you seek a gift for your much loved man, to make him feel like...

Acquired from a Viennese collector’s estate The Ersari tribe of the wider Turkomen nation living in Turkmenistan, Afghanistan and Iran are one of the weaving tribes better known and understood by scholars. The Tekke Turkomen’s woven materials are perhaps best known in the West, followed by the Yomud, Salor and Ersaris. A Salor main carpet, 30% larger and about 40 years older than this piece recently sold in Austria for over $50,000, such is the scholarly , collection, and investment zeal found around the world . We are making this piece available at a short term steep discount to conincide with out launch on 1st Dibs . These and other kindred tribes produce rugs, bags, Amalysks (bridal bags) and Engsis (Tent doors...

Rare Afshar Bidjar 1880 BIDJAR (AFSHAR BIDJAR RARE VARIANT) 1880 or earlier 6 x 4 feet Acquired from an Australian collector Bidjar carpets are known as the iron carpet...

Acquired from a Swedish collector Ferahan Sarouk carpets produced around the wider Arak (city) area from about 1850-1900 earned a deserved reputation as amongst the most desirable and imaginative finely woven carpets in Persia. As these things go, they morphed in style around 1910- 1920 into the differently woven Mahajirhan Sarouk fashion (quality examples of which are also in demand) and then disappeared entirely. Their desirability rests not only on fine weaving, and excellent wool. Many of the better examples were commissioned by aristocrats or wealthy merchants who encouraged new approaches and creativity, one source of their excellence. Beyond this lay a more fundamental and seemingly contradictory set of motivations by the weavers. At one and the same time they sought to emulate the great court carpets in finesse and design, and yet-- they applied rustic or village, and even tribal elements and nuances to their designs. The result was a cavalcade of creativity. So, a village-based genre came into being which produced primarily an approx. 6x4 rug size format, and also provided, if more rarely, larger formats, which command increasingly high prices, due to their rarity, visual excitement and grandeur. The artistic achievement of this “school” had to do with marrying elegance and a degree of formalism with whimsy, and design innovation. They offer a charm and a certain magic beyond that of court and most city carpets. As in any area or era, there is a quality spectrum ranging from mediocre to highly superior. Superiority is judged of course as to weave and wool quality. It is rather unusual, though, to encounter pieces made before 1890 -which are bona fide Ferahan Sarouks- with poor wool or weaving: standards were upheld during this period, and natural dyes employed universally. Thus, as an investment collectible to adorn the home we believe the ultimate criterion is aesthetics, this being an art form, after all. Ferahan Sarouks have been a special area of interest for us over the decades both from artistic and investment perspectives. Allowing for personal taste, our suggestions are few and simple. A Ferahan Sarouk ought to display a wide colour palette, fine and creative drawing and delicate, sometimes “intense “detail. The finest pieces also display balance in the use of space. We have seen many finely woven pieces which in our view are garish and lack one of the two key artistic elements intrinsic to the better examples of this genre – elegance. Sometimes they are overly cluttered; the drawing artistry is muddled or lost. In other cases odd and ineffective design devices are used, detracting from or interfering with an otherwise good design. The era of the Ferahan Sarouk was rife with experiment, not all of them successful. The other important attribute, when it can be found, is original artistic creativity, even serendipity, -- or effective design innovation within the compass of this rug type and the unique standards of its prime period. On average, we examine between 20-30 antique Ferahan Sarouks...

Qashgai circa 1870-80 Qashgai, UNUSUALLY FINE ANTIQUE TRIBAL PIECE circa 1870 - 1880 3 x 5 ft Acquired from a French dealer The Qashgai Federation...

Tsukiko Table Lamp by Alexander Lotersztain Limited Edition. Dimensions: Ø 30 x H 35 cm. Materials: Washi paper and metal. Available in black and white metal bases. All our lamps ca...

Brutal Bench and Table by Alexander Lotersztain Limited Edition. Dimensions: D 76 x W 298 x H 646 cm. Materials: 70% recycled aluiminium. Alexander Loter...

Brutal Chair by Alexander Lotersztain Limited Edition. Dimensions: D 77,6 x W 42 x H 78,7 cm. Materials: 70% recycled aluiminium. Alexander Lotersztain i...

Post Modern Design By Glas Italia Design Piero Lissoni POS20 140cm Round 72cm high (with 3 hand-blown glass legs) As new condition Post Modern The feet are in moulded and shaped ...

This is admittedly a collector’s piece, for a connoisseur. Melas rugs became known and appreciated in Europe as early as 1700, though its history of weaving goes back at least severa...

This exquisite polychrome Chinese vase has been mounted with bronze mounts and has previously been in two private collections. The vase dates to the reign of Chinese Emperor Tongzhi ...

Spirituality Stool by Ella Bulley Limited Edition Of 15 Pieces Dimensions: D 40 x W 40 x H 116 cm. Materials: Walnut and red wood. Ella Bulley is a Material Design Studio based in L...

Mindscape 2 Vessel by Ella Bulley One Of A Kind. Dimensions: Ø 15 x H 19 cm. Materials: Stoneware clay. Ella Bulley is a Material Design Studio based in London, creating work that f...

Fruit Of The Palm Vessel by Ella Bulley One Of A Kind. Dimensions: Ø 14 x H 28 cm. Materials: White stoneware clay. Ella Bulley is a Material Design Studio based in London, creating...

Mindscape 3 Vessel by Ella Bulley One Of A Kind. Dimensions: Ø 13 x H 17 cm. Materials: Stoneware clay. Ella Bulley is a Material Design Studio based in London, creating work that f...

This wonderful bud vase was crafted in France by ceramicist Paul Milet (1870-1950) during the first quarter of the 20th Century. The small green mottled glaze vase is typical of the ...

Metamorphic Side Table by Alexander Lotersztain Limited Edition. Dimensions: D 40 x W 40 x H 50 cm. Materials: Grigio Carnico Marble, Red Pilbara Marble, Verdi Alpi Marble, Nero Marq...

A superb late 19th Century picture of a young Jesus Christ in its original gilt timber frame. Hand-painted on porcelain the wonderful image is signed 'Wagner' which leads us to believe it is German in origin. This particular image is taken from 'Christ in The Temple' by Heinrich Hofmann...

A very fine etched glass beaker designed by Michael Powolny (1871-1954) for Lobmeyr of Vienna. The piece depicts a boy with a horn and a dog inside an etched medallion, representing ...

A Japanese Hirado ware water dropper used in calligraphy dating to the Edo Period (1603-1868). The whimsical, molded design features an array of sea creatures and shells on the base ...

A table lamp converted from a terracotta vase attributed to Christopher Dresser and Watcombe Terra-Cotta Co., of Torquay, Devon, England, circa 1875. The matte finish vase has been decorated with transfer prints in a neoclassical style including a Greek key around the neck. The lamp is accompanied by a hand-dyed, heavy linen shade in black with a fine wool lining. "Watcombe Pottery...

This pair of Grand Tour era ewers are in the 'oinochoe' shape and date to circa 1870. The pair are miniature in size and comprise of ormolu (gilt bronze), malachite, onyx and hardsto...

From a Philadelphia Collector This is a very robust member of the esteemed, and increasingly rare 19th century Afstaka “family”. It is slightly longer and wider than many exam...

Mindscape 1 Vessel by Ella Bulley One Of A Kind. Dimensions: Ø 12 x H 19 cm. Materials: Stoneware clay. Ella Bulley is a Material Design Studio based in London, creating work that f...