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A pair of Victorian doors, probably American, circa 1860. Listed measurements are for the two doors together; the left door measures 24.75" w, and ...

A pair of vintage Ancient Roman–style hanging candlesticks.

A pair of vintage Austrian style large side chairs in paint and wood. Seat height 18.5". Another pair available.  

A pair of vintage brass-mounted wooden balls, India.

A pair of vintage cast stone planters, circa 1950. The sides of the plater are tapered down and have a raised face of a lion on each side.

A pair of vintage column lamps, U.S.A. circa 1970.

A pair of vintage green painted iron garden chairs, circa 1960. Seat height 17". Two pairs available.

A pair of vintage leather club chairs. Seat height 14.75".

A pair of comfortable vintage Louis XVI–style beechwood armchairs, circa 1980. Seat height 19".

A pair of vintage terracotta finials, Portugal circa 1950. As is.

A pair of vintage Venetian night stands.

A pair of vintage, now gray, store display fixtures.

A pair of walnut doors, France, 19th century or earlier. Some old repairs. Impressive & sophisticated.

A pair of walnut doors, France, 19th century or earlier. Some old repairs. Impressive & sophisticated.

A pair of walnut Louis XVI doors, France, 18th century. Great old hardware. The total width of the two doors together is 57.25".

A refined pair of walnut Queen Anne–period chairs on trifid pad feet with elegant details. England, circa 1710. Seat height 19.25".

A pair of Wedgwood Etruria creamware plates decorated in black with birds and fauna, England circa 1940. Pattern is called "Liverpool Birds"

A pair of Wedgwood plates, England circa 1880.

A very rare pair of palace carved wood life size lions with blue and copper tinted mica eyes, 19th Century or earlier. 

A pale blue charger, probably U.S.A., circa 1910.

Pale smoke colored Venetian Vintage candelabra. Murano glass, a rare and large survivor. Condition as shown.

A late 19th Century French Palissy plate with a fish in the center with leaves and a frog, dragonfly and shells, circa 1870. Repairs as expected.

A 3/4 life size statue of Pan (classical god of fertility and nature) by Burt Kessinick, Beat Generation potter active through the 1970s. Commissio...

A papier-mâché English bowl with scalloped edge and chinoiserie decoration, late 19th century. Some losses.