Two intricately carved Roman style lodge chairs. These quality made, heavy, thick chairs are made of beautiful antique quarter sawn oak with leather upholster seats and backs. Circa 1870-1890. h. 48 1/2" w. 27 1/2" d. 24".
Koi have traditional attributes of good luck and success in the Japanese culture. This massive (over 5 feet long) Koi bell or Mokugyo is masterfully carved out of one enormous trunk of Teak wood. To achieve the divine (Third Chakra) chime resonance confirmed and blessed by a Buddhist monk, the belly, mouth and the ball in the mouth were precisely carved to exacting specifications (see photos). (The wooden fish is one of the most important Dharma instruments that leads and controls morning and ev ...click for details
Pair of beautifully hand hewn steam bent elm wood antique Chinese officials hats chairs. These traditional Chinese chairs received their name from the shape of the back top which has the profile of the a traditional Official's hat. Includes carved prayers and mythical motifs on backs and finely crafted mortise and tenon joints made by master artisans (see photos). Circa 1770s. Dimensions: 49" X 23" X 17" each.
The listed, famous landscape painter, Daniel Sherrin, United Kingdom (1868 - 1940), Member of the Royal Institute, was pupil of Benjamin Williams Leader. This oil painting, “River Rest” is extremely rare. Most of Sherrin’s subjects were based in the British Isles, whereas this beautiful piece is set in Morocco; painted during one of his rare travels. The painting is of a small village on the banks of the Bou Regreg River in Morocco which runs from the Atlas Mountains (seen in the background) ...click for details
Authentic finely crafted Russian icon of Saint Theodosios (us), The Cenobiarch (Chief of those living in common purpose). He is affectionately known as "Saint Teddy" with strong healing powers to help heal ailments, injuries, and emotional challenges. Historically this powerful and popular Saint, known for his miraculous healing powers and one of the fathers of Monasticism, from Cappadocia, established monasteries in the Holy Land in the early 6th Century. He is known to have healed ...click for details
Own this authentic symbolic piece of Japanese culture, art and history - a genuine antique Japanese Tsuba - sword hilt or guard of the katana nihonto - curved Samurai sword from the Edo Period (1603-1867) of feudal Japan. The piece displays symbols of divine protection and gold inlay studs. Circa early 1800s. Dimensions: approx. 3" X 3".
Bring the grace and elegance of the equine world into your home with this striking large Brazilian bronze sculpture of horse by outstanding Brazilian sculptor Andre Nogucira. Piece is signed “A. T. Nogucira” (see photo). Dimensions: 18” h. X 17.5” l. X 6” d. Similar quality yet smaller bronze equine sculptures command significant prices including the 11” X 9” “Foal” by Lee Lester (sculpturecollector.com) for sale at $4,000. Own this fine piece for a great value.
Bring Nature's beauty and wisdom, good luck and prosperity, as well as the classic artisanship of the Japanese Meiji Period into your home with this fine silk painting of Cranes in their habitat. Includes original Japanese period frame. Cranes are a symbol of good luck and prosperity. Circa 1890s. Dimensions: 21" X 18" with frame, 12" X 9" without.
