New Arrivals

A Victorian small mirror, U.S.A. circa 1880.

"Animal Locomotion", Eadweard Muybridge, 1887, plate 88. This plate shows a man walking up a set of steps. Muybridge used collotype (a form of gela...

"Animal Locomotion", Eadweard Muybridge, 1887, plate 113. This plate shows a man walking down a ramp. Muybridge used collotype (a form of gelatin b...

A giltwood mirror with beveled glass, England, 19th century.

A 19th-century French faïence shaving bowl.

A pair of French earthenware plates, late 18th century.

A pair of French faïence flower plates, 18th century. One measures 9.5" diameter, and the other measures 9.25" diameter.

"Minnie Mouse and Friend", California Funk Art, U.S.A. circa 1975.

A Neoclassical architectural drawing with watercolor, probably circa 1800.

A mirror in Victorian giltwood frame, England circa 1890.

A Northern Italian Southern German walnut, burl walnut, and rosewood inlaid secretary cabinet, circa 1710–1750.

A Régence–Louis XV marble-topped mahogany commode with gilt bronze hardware. Signed G. Schwinkens. France circa 1740.

A large three-pedestal English dining table in mahogany with satinwood, with four leaves, 19th century and later. Measures 155.75" wide with the tw...

An architectural engraving, France circa 1800.

A mid-century signed lithograph by Johnny Friedlaender, No. II. The numbering of these pieces is ours, for ease of reference; not the artist's.

A pair of Coade stone weathered brackets, England, 18th or 19th century. One measures 16.75" h x 25.75" w x 9.75" d, and the other measures 16.5" h...

A Danish antique photograph, circa 1910.

A pair of vintage Ancient Roman–style hanging candlesticks.

A faux stacked stone console by Sirmos, circa 1970, after Emilio Terry, first made for Chateau de Calvar in 1927. Two available, priced separately.

A rustic English oak dropleaf table, 19th century or earlier. As is. Width measures 54.25" when open, 16" when closed.

A Louis XV walnut armchair, France, 18th century. Seat height 16.5".

A faïence pharmacy jar, France, 18th century or earlier.

A set of six oak Lancashire English chairs, 19th century or earlier. Seat height 18".

An Italian majolica Baroque-style square dish with armorial decoration, late 19th century. Rim chips.