Curiosities

A pair of very large South East Asian temple lions in hardwood with mica eyes, 19th Century.

A Mid Century Figurative study of 2 people seated next to each other, signed B. Krell.

An 18th Century French tin glazed Faïence plate in greens and yellow circa 1750.

A late 19th Century Mappin Brothers trophy in the form of a drinking goblet from the Aldenham Grammar School, England.

A late 19th Century silver on copper basket, England. Overall height with handle up is 11" high.

An 18th Century or earlier fragment of a Fang Mask. The Fang are people from Gabon, Cameroon and Equatorial Guinea.

A Chinese Han Dynasty green glazed pottery wine jar, circa 200 BC - 200 AD.

An early 19th Century English black and white engraving titled "Elephant Capture" circa 1820.

A small Ottoman fighting shield, 17th Century on later custom steel stand.

A silver Russian Kovash, footed bowl, circa 1900.

An Antique bronze Ekonda, Democratic Republic of Congo, anklet on later custom steel stand.

A Japanese patinated metal diamond shaped censor with ancient Chinese Style Decoration .

American Antique Sled

A 7th Century early Tang Dynasty pottery horse with original paint.

A Chinese powder blue plate, circa 1850

An early 19th Century English framed needlepoint of a woman and her dog standing in a garden.

Bronze statue of a man possibly by an artist known for large scale monuments.Signed and date 95 on back of statue with a Lucca, Italy Foundry mark.

A 19th Century Japanese 2 panel screen depicting an eagle perched on a pine tree branch

A French woodblock wallpaper that has been mounted on a screen depicting an ancient Roman scene, circa 1810. Restoration to the wallpaper

A Tang Dynasty pottery Bactrian camel, circa 8th Century, with restorations

A mid 19th Century French 3 panel privacy screen in mahogany and silk, circa 1850.  Each panel has 10 framed miniatures pinned to the silk.

A Chinese reverese glass painting of two women and a child, Republic Period circa 1920

An 18th or 19th Century Indian illuminated manuscript page, decorated on both side, unframed. We currently have a total of 10 manuscript pages that...

A Chinese Tang Dynasty pottery Lady, 7th Century. These women were considered a sign of wealth and good fortune.