Pair of office lounge chairs from Liceu de Artes e Oficios (School of Arts and Crafts) Sao Paulo, Brazil. The school which opened in 1873, has produced many famous artisans, designers and architects as well as well known large monuments and buildings.
These chairs are made of Brazilian rosewood and black leather.

Age: 1960's

Dimensions: 30" high x 26" wide x 33" deep. (seat: 20 1/2" wide x 21" deep)

This beautiful lamp features solid brass fittings with a cut crystal Baccarat base. The lamp has diamond cut vertical facets throughout and is signed Baccarat. Measures 27 inches high and 5" diameter. Circa 1950.

A hallmarked Rhode Island Sterling Silver Baby Cup in Classic form measuring 2” tall by 2.5” wide. Circa 1940s QUILLEN ESTATE

A beautiful and rare set of 4 French Wine glasses with green Art Deco stems and etched scene of grape vines circa 1950s signed Luminarc measuring 6” by 3.5”

Tabriz style silk carpet 36”x60” Persian design from India. A beautiful rug with designs of leopards in a tropical forest Berlin Estate

(Consignment). A circa 1960 Mahogany Dining Table With six chairs, 2 armchairs plus four side chairs and a matching console sideboard. The modern set by designer Michael Taylor for Baker Furniture. The table, adjustable with two leaves, measuring eight (8) feet in total with the two leaves , or can be made into a round table with the leaves removed...

A carved horn cocktail pick set in the form of a flying bird that looks rather like an albatross. The bird has inset glass eyes. The natural coloring of the horn is used to good effect in the bird’s wing and tail feathers. The set is completed with a holder containing ten cocktail picks with horn finials. Cocktail pick holders (“porte-piques”) were once a fixture on the bar of every café in France and were sometimes used in the home as well. Horn sets were popular in the 1950s...

A mid century Chinese buffet finished in a striking patinated bronze over wood. A solid stone top was designed with a bull nose edge on all sides. The finish has a checkerboard style of look. Two pairs of doors with the left set opening to 5 drawers and the right set opening to a spacious storage area.

Age: Mid Century Dimensions: 96" Wide by 33 1/4" High by 20 5/8" Deep

Ekoi people, also known as Ejagham, are an ethnic group in southeastern Nigeria and extending eastward into the southwest region of Cameroon. They speak the Ejagham language. Other Ekoi languages are spoken by related groups, including the Etung, some groups in Ikom (such as Ofutop, Akparabong and Nde), some groups in Ogoja (Ishibori and Bansarra), Ufia, and Yakö. The Ekoi have lived closely with the nearby Efik, Annang, Ibibio, and Igbo people of southeastern Nigeria...

A beautiful Pair of French Baccarat Crystal scallop Edge Votives signed 3 in.

Set of 3 Brutalist cast bronze candles in the shape of drip beeswax column candles. Even though you can stick a candle on them, they look terrific grouped together as an art form which is what I believe the artist intended. Very heavy, they measure 13 inches, 8.5 inches, and 7.75 inches high. All 3 are 3.25 inches in diameter.

Two(2) Chinese Fabric Covered Storage Boxes, one is older - 10" wide, 6" high, 6" deep, and newer one - 2 section inside, 11 1/2" wide, 5 " high, 6" deep.

French Silver And Crystal Decanter Mid-Century 11x8 inch A beautiful fluted design in the Baccarat style

A beautiful ITALIAN FLORENTINE GOLD LEAF MIRROR 50x 32 inch, carved wood and gesso

A beautiful Persian Tabriz Round silk and wool carpet circa 1950 measuring 81” round diameter with a cotton fringe

A beautiful set of Polish Royal Porcelain Dinnerware Service for Twelve Vintage consisting of the following: 11soup bowls 11 cups 13 saucers 12 fruit bowls 12 bread plates 12 platters Coffee top Tea pot Cream and sugar Set of three serving dishes Vegetable covered bowl

A beautiful circa 1959 console by Michael Taylor for Baker furniture in a modernist Asian design. Mahogany wood Measuring 79” x 30”

A beautiful French Modern Art Deco Formica Faux Rosewood Bar with caster wheels. Done circa 1950- 1960