New Arrivals

Part of the plans for the Paris Opera House, published 1881, France.

A Chinese enameled small dish. Much-loved coaster of a local collector and drinker.

An imari Japanese figure of a courtesan, Meiji Period circa 1880.

A pair of early 20th century Italian gilt wood carvings.

A pair of 19th-century English Spode "New Fayence" vegetable dishes with covers.

A pair of patinated bronze bookends on granite bases, inspired by Maxfield Parrish.

A set of eight teacups and saucers. Royal Crown Derby, Black Aves. The cups measure 2.5" h x 4.5" w x 3.75" d, and the saucers measure 1" h x 5.75" d.

A 19th-century Japanese inro with ojimi bead and toggle, probably Western.

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

A group of four vintage small totem poles. All four are of similar size; the measurements listed are for the largest of the group.

A group of three Northwest Coast totel pole models. Measurements listed are for the figure with widest wingspan; all three are of similar height.

A Regency period etching, "The Temple of Apollinopolis Magna at Edfu", a great example of blending Greek and Egyptian religion and culture.

A rare walnut Italian serpentine and bombe three-drawer chest, circa 1750.

A hand-colored engraving of American Indians, 19th century.

A hand-colored engraving of American Indians, 19th century.

A hand-colored engraving of American Indians, 19th century.

A hand-colored engraving of American Indians, 19th century.

A hand-colored engraving of American Indians, 19th century.

A hand-colored engraving of American Indians, 19th century.

One of two Persian tiles from Qagar, circa 1900.

One of two Persian tiles from Qagar, circa 1900.

A Ming Dynasty roof tile. The figure of a phoenix to guard a gable. 14th century China.

A Han Dynasty head from a soldier's figure, from the tomb of the First Emperor.

A set of nine (with one extra, as-is) Royal Copenhagen plates, Denmark circa 1960.