English slant lid knife boxes circa 1785, a pair. Dazzling crotch grain mahogany covers the surface of these serpentine front knife boxes. They are further enhanced by contrasting, banded woods, and inlaid shells. Silver ring lifts are on the lids above oval and...
American two-part pewter tureen, circa 1840-50. A vine strap handle carries the molded lid above the lower bowl with leafage and scroll handles incorporating bone detail. The attractive bulbus form has typical oxidation. Height 9 1/2 inches, width 12 inches, diameter...
American unmarked Pewter porringer with a pierced crown handle. This is a 18th century form for the table. Height 2 inches width, seven and three-quarter inches, diameter of bowl 5 inches. $125.
English pewter tankard, 18th century. A turned finial rests on a lid attached by means of a strap handle to a baluster tankard form. Minor denting, nice old Patna. Height 12 inches width 6 1/2 inches Diameter of base 5 inches. $195.
Japanese bronze brush pot with figural decoration on both sides. Late 1800s with a wonderful old bronze patina. Height 3.75 inches diameter 4 1/2 inches. $195. Both side views are shown.
French style silver castors in the Louis XVI tradition, 18th or early 19th century. Definitive marks on the bases show a crown. Continental, most likely French. A budding flower with leaves tops a fluted domed lid with swags and blooms. A neck of continuous ribbon and...
Extremely rare Painted Venetian carnival mask, 18th or early 19th century. Designed to be hand held. A rare and surprising carved wood mask crowns the wearer with a shell like device and central cabochon. Ribbon work outlines the eyes and face above a hand hold in...
English mahogany boot rack, circa 1840s. Be ready for your Sunday morning breakfast ride with this next to your tall case clock in the front hall. Your boots and riding crops await your next adventure. Of course, these are an essential and not easily found. Height 39...
A massive Chinese garden view finely painted on silk. The soft toned colors on this landscape setting give a relaxed mood. Each panel is separately framed in expensive gilt. Mid 20th century with original purchase document. Three panels are 37" wide each , two are 23"...
American signed pewter tea pot circa 1830-40s. In good condition with minor repairs. Signed with his mark "L. Boardamn* Warranted* " on the bottom . H. 8", w. 11". d. 5.5". $125.
