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A handsome pair of large, early 19th Century French doors. From the Frances Elkins estate.

A pair of 19th-century Continental benches.

A pair of 19th-century small consoles. Retailed by Bagus Paris.

A pair of antique English candlesticks in carved wood.

A pair of armorial English dishes on bright green ground with butterflies in cartouches, possibly Giles, ex Bardith. England, circa 1800.

A pair of French asparagus plates by Creil et Montereaux circa 1950.

A pair of baccarat cased, engraved, and painted vases with gilding, France circa 1850.

Pair of Baroque Painted and Gilt Solomic Columns, Italy, 17th/18th century on later stands. Good size for floor lamps or architectural installation...

A pair of Baroque Revival walnut chairs, circa 1920. Seat height 21".

A pair of Belle Époque Louis XVI painted armchairs, France circa 1900. Seat height 21.25" with cushion, 17" without.

A pair of bocce balls with leather carrier, circa 1900. Measurements are of the balls together in the carrier.

A pair of brass Gothic style candelabras, made in England circa 1900.

From Francis Elkins. A pair of brass oyster shells, circa 1920.

Pair of bronze Baroque style candlesticks. 18th or 19th century. Italy.

A pair of bronze French Baroque style candlesticks, each supported by three satyrs, 19th century.

A pair of gilt and enameled candelabras later mounted as lamps, circa 1900 France.

Pair of Charles I Style Baroque Silver on Bronze Candle Sconces, England circa 1850

A pair of Chinese export famille rose roosters, circa 1900.

A pair of Chinese export roosters, circa 1900.

A pair of 19th-century Chinese porcelain bowls, blue on celadon ground, circa 1850. One bowl with chip, one bowl with hairline.

A pair of Chinese scalloped blue and white large plates or chargers, decorated with two dragons surrounded by playing children, circa 1900.

A pair of Chinese soapstone immortals, circa 1900.

An English pair of chinoiserie candlesticks, circa 1880.

A pair of English Chippendale Style mahogany mirrors with 3 candle holders, circa 1890.