Products

A pair of pewter plates, 18th or 19th century.

A pair of plaques after Cloidon, France circa 1900.

A pair of plaster grotto pedestals with dolphins, circa 1950s. Two pairs available.

A pair of porcelain water droppers, Japan circa 1890. The tops have a raised floral design, in a pale celadon.

A pair of Quimper plates, France, 19th century. "P.B." mark on reverse.

A pair of tole and red glass ship's lanterns, circa 1900.

An assembled pair of red jasper matrix spheres. The larger sphere measures 1.25" diameter, and the smaller measures 0.5" diameter.

A pair of red walnut Queen Anne Chairs, England circa 1710. Nice quality. Seat measures 20" high.

A pair of Régence / Louis XV walnut armchairs, France circa 1720. Seat height 17.75".

A pair of Regency mahogany one drawer and cabinet pedestals, England circa 1820.

A pair of Romanesque golden limestone columns, Italy, 18th century or earlier.

A pair of rustic American Southwestern doors, 19th century.

A pair of rustic provincial ash Windsor chairs. Great examples of sophisticated hand-carved folk furniture, packed with subtle refinement. Circa 18...

A pair of sauce tureens, Germany circa 1820. Hairlines to rim, one restored.

A pair of Sheffield plate candlesticks, England circa 1860.

A pair of similar Baroque upholstered armchairs in walnut, France or Italy, early 18th century. Seat height 20". One arm replaced.

A pair of similar Japanese lacquered bowls, circa 1890. The larger bowl measures 3" h x 7" d, and the smaller bowl measures 2.25" h x 5.25" d.

A pair of smaller Swedish or Russian birch side chairs, circa 1900. Seat height 19".

A pair of silver gilt, painted and carved side chairs with rush seats, Spain 19th Century. Seat height 19.5".

A pair of weighted sterling candlesticks, U.S.A. circa 1980. One candle stick has a small dent on the base.

A pair of sweetmeat dishes, England circa 1820. Three pairs available, one with rim chip.

A pair of Venetian mecca and mirrored carved wood corner shelves, circa 1800.

A pair of very tall brass candlesticks, probably Anglo-Indian, circa 1950. The candlesticks are turned brass standing on the floor.

A nice pair of Victorian beehive candlesticks, circa 1860.