Anitque & Art Exchange

A Guangzhou Cantonese painting of Chinese aristocrats with attendants, circa 1860.

A hand-colored nautical engraving, "The Windsor Castle", England circa 1850.

Charming solid rustic Italian fruitwood side chair featuring two classical columns and scrolled curved rail. Circa 1830. Seat height 18".

A Japanese print, contemporary.

A Japanese snuff box, circa 1870. Small chip to back.

A late 19th-century faux painted box, circa 1880.

A late 19th-century French faïence jardinière.

A handsome, rustic large scaled trunk made in colonial Mexico or Peru during the 19th century. This wonderfully whimsical piece with its mass of ta...

A late Victorian mahogany campaign chest with brass straps and brass handles, England circa 1880. This desk is in one piece.

A Louis Philippe giltwood mirror, original glass, France or Italy circa 1850.

A Northern Dutch School painting of a man with dogs, circa 1650.

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

A charming rustic genre scene, oil on board, Holland, 18th century. Rubbing/loss to paint on front in small sections.

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

A pair of knife or cutlery boxes in mahogany with silver mounts and feet, England.

A pair of Meiji bronze candlesticks, Japan circa 1880.

A pair of pewter pitchers, France circa 1800.

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

A Paris Porcelain Napoleon III inkwell, France, 19th century.

"Portrait of Earl Herrick by Jon Gatto", 1987

A presentation box, France circa 1865. The box is lined with embroidered silk.

A print from the Botanical Study of Fruits and Nuts by Duhamel du Monceau, early 19th century (Nouvelle Edition Langlois, 1807–35).

A print from the Botanical Study of Fruits and Nuts by Duhamel du Monceau, early 19th century (Nouvelle Edition Langlois, 1807–35).

A print from the Botanical Study of Fruits and Nuts by Duhamel du Monceau, early 19th century (Nouvelle Edition Langlois, 1807–35).