Catalog: Antiques: Furnishings: Accessories (44)

Nuremberg 1475 Bronze Sander in the form of a Boar, incredibly rare Renaissance object d’art measuring 4.5” in length

A bookend in bronze signed Peinlich commemorates Lincoln’s 2nd inauguration measuring 5” x 3” done circa 1909 for the centennial

Chinese Ming Dynasty Porcelain figure of an attendant measuring 18 inches

MASSIVE JAPANESE EDO PERIOD SATSUMA LIDDED JAR, measuring

AMERICAN SATIN WOOD & OAK SIDE TABLE BRASS STRINGING COMPLETE WITH TWO SLIDING DRAWERS AND ORIGINAL HARDWARE BRASS NINETEEN CENTURY , measuring 18” wide by 16” deep, and 29” height QUILLEN ESTATE

An Extremely Rare massive Japanese Edo Dynasty Kukumi Handle & Kylin Top measuring 18” in height. Made of porcelain most likely for presentation

Japanese Taisho Period Octagon Shaped Charger 12” Circa 1910. The motif of Love Birds

Japanese Edo Period Satsuma Large Bowl 11 3/4 x 2 1/4 in. In beautiful condition late nineteenth century

Venetian Cassone Chest Eighteenth Century , more information coming soon….

A beautiful and rare pair of Tiffany and Company sterling silver ladles in a Belle Époque style with shell bowls and a pineapple motif priced individually at $550 and $295 respectively

Massive Japanese Imari Charger with a Samurai motif. Edo period measuring 24.5 inch diameter with incredible color

“On The Ridge” pastel painting done in Santa Barbara around 1916 measuring 6x8 inches. Please also look at our other work by the artist #2403 William L. Otte was born in Sheboygan, Wisconsin. As a young man, Otte worked as a successful stockbroker in New York City while studying part-time at the New York School of Art under painter Robert Henri (1865-1929). When he decided to start a fulltime career as an artist in 1913, he moved to Santa Barbara, CA...

A rare and fine Russian hammered copper coffee pot with hallmark stamp

AN unusual signed and hallmarked Russian Transisional Art Nouveau Four Handle Urn 14”x 12”. The form in brass and copper hand hammered

A beautiful Rocco design English chamber stick with snuffer 4”x5.25” Nineteenth Century pewter

American brass chamber stick, signed with mark from Turner Brass Works in Chicago. Manufactured circa 1900. From the Lumiere Collection of chamber sticks and lamps assembled over a 40 plus year period.

From a collection of chamber sticks and lamps assembled over a 40 plus year period.

From a collection of chamber sticks and lamps assembled over a 40 plus year period.