Antique
Alabaster Sculpture of Two Cupid Figures
This antique sculpture is crafted from white alabaster and depicts two intertangling cupid figures that neatly rest on a rounded base. Dated to the early 1900s and likely sourced from the Italian school of sculpture, this beautiful piece of art has taken on a gorgeous, natural patina and is sold as-is, with minor damage visible to one of the cherub’s hands.
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Antique Trunk with Heavily Carved Figures
Likely of European origin, this antique trunk is dated from the mid to late 1800s and showcases a heavily carved surface with acanthus, shell, and figural motifs decorating its sides and top. A dark, heavily weathered finish covers the entirety of this trunk, which features a hinged lid that opens to reveal a spacious interior, allowing for plentiful and ornate storage utility within any home.
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Antique French Marble Top Table with Ormolu
This antique table is dated from the late 1800s to the early 1900s and showcases exquisite cast ormolu detailing, elevating its smaller silhouette to a thing of beauty. Originally sourced from France, this table stands on three lithe legs that connect via a lower shelf, a rich piece of round white marble serving beautifully as its table top.
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Antique HENRY CHARLES FREEMAN LTD. Calling Card Case
Dated to 1897, this antique calling card case from the Henry Charles Freeman Limited Company has a fanciful design and is decorated throughout with scrolling vine details; a portrait of a horse peeking out from a small vignette on the case’s front. This case was traditionally used to store calling cards (a practice common in 18th century Europe) and was meant to be carried in the waistcoat pocket of a gentleman’s jacket. Stamped with a maker’s mark under the hinged lid, this card case offers a delightful piece of bygone décor to be added to the home or sprawling collection.
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Antique Carnelian Ring in 10 Karat Gold
Dated antique circa 1920s to the 1930s, this highly decorative ring is cast in 10kt yellow gold and features a prominent carnelian gemstone for magnanimous visual appeal. The sizable carnelian stone serves as the backdrop to a heavily carved piece of black stone that depicts the portrait of a soldier, the visage contrasting nicely against geometric designs that adorn a hefty band. Hand wrought, this ring is stamped and hallmarked on the interior of the band and displays a slightly weathered patina, adding to its dated charm.
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Antique Art Deco Diamond, Ruby, and Emerald Ring in 14 Karat Gold
This ring, dated to the 1920s, exhibits a fanciful Art Deco styling and blends diamonds, rubies, and emeralds for a bold and breathtaking look. Prong set, a round cut diamond is center set, flanked on its top and bottom by round cut, prong set emeralds, and to its right by square cut rubies. Exquisite filigree details comprise the face of this ring, which is cast and stamped in 14kt white gold to resolve its luxury and opulence.
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JONATHAN SCOTT HARTLEY (1845-1912) Bronze Sculpture of a Seated Woman
Cast in bronze, this sculpture by New York artist Jonathan Scott Hartley (1845-1912) depicts a seated woman, well-dressed and removing her shaw or overcoat. Hartley’s career began with studies at the Royal Academy in London before pursuing further work in major art hubs such as Berlin and Paris. Gorgeously patinated, this sculpture is signed and dated to 1907 in the casting by the listed artist.
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GUSTAVE DUSSART (1875-1962) Gilded Bronze Sculpture of a Nude
Gilded bronze sculpture by listed French artist Gustave Dussart (1875-1962) depicts an elegant female nude rendered in a gorgeously weathered patina. This sculpture, titled “Le Réveil” or “Waking Up”, suggests the model has just awoken from a deep slumber that the viewer is stumbling upon, evoking a sensual and intimate mood. A truly beautiful work of art to add to any collection, this original sculpture is unsigned, but affixed with a title and name plate on its marble base, denoting Dussart as the artist.
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Antique Mahogany Carved Lion’s Head Bookcase Bar Cabinet
This bookcase bar cabinet is dated from the late 1800s to the early 1900s and offers an unusual, yet adaptable piece of furniture to the living space. Crafted from a luxurious mahogany, this bookcase bar cabinet features two adjustable shelving units behind glass doors, a pull out surface with blue felt top, a single shelf bookcase, and a lower drawer accented with brass pulls for unmatched storage versatility. Lion’s heads and carved columns decorate this intriguing find throughout, complementing the intense tone of this cabinet’s mahogany construction.
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Antique Vernis Martin Style Desk
Dated antique, this fanciful little desk is crafted in a classic vernis Martin styling for a delightfully dated addition to the living space. Named after the Martin Brothers who pioneered its usage, vernis Martin is a type of japanning or imitation lacquer made from oil, copal, and Venetian turpentine and is meant to imitate the Chinese lacquer that acquired high favor in France during the 18th Century. This charming desk stands on curvaceous cabriole legs and features a drop front writing surface painted with a depiction of a lady on horseback, decorative acanthus leaf and ribbon relief details encircling her ornate portrait to resolve this dapper antique find.
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Antique Czech Beaded Glass Fruit Basket Lamp
Sourced from Czechoslovakia and dated to the early 1900s, this antique beaded glass lamp masquerades as a colorful depiction of fruit housed in a handled basket. Illuminated by a single light, this lamp has been rewired to restore its original luminance.
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Antique MANUEL ROBBE (1872-1936) “La Parisienne” Etching with Aquatint
Original etching with aquatint by French printmaker Manuel Robbe depicts a sophisticated image of a woman adjusting her hat in a mirror, the title of the print, “La Parisienne”, suggesting a night on the town in Paris. Regarded as a master of the aquatinting technique, Robbe was influenced by Degas, Renoir, and Toulouse-Lautrec and delighted in showing the individuality of female subjects, celebrating their beauty. Housed in a lithe gold frame, this original etching is signed by Robbe in the lower left corner of the print.
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