A beautiful pair of English old leather club chairs with coaster feet measuring 34” x 34” x 34”

French Bronze & Crystal Louis XVI Style 20 Light Chandelier in basket form, 36x28” circa 1880-1920.

It is an old display box with plastic glass.
Height : 19.5cm
Good condition.

Four(4) chinese Fabric Storage boxes for porcelain, jade or other precious items storing inside safe, secure pretty boxes, Red Box(8 1/4" x 3 1/4" x 3 3/4" high, Blue and White fabric box(7 1/4" x 4 1/2", 1 3/4" high), Chinese Character Fabric Box(8" x 5" x 4 3/4" high), Blue and Gold Box (6" x 7" x 4" high), lined inside the boxes, in good condition.

This standing lamp sports a cameo shade with a red background (not quite as bright as photo shows) with raised leaves and birds. The lamp measures 60" tall, and the shade is 9" tall with a 4" diameter. There is a lid matching the base that fits over the shade. There are minor flea bites at the top of the shade which are completely covered by the lid. Other than that, the lamp is in excellent condition.

A rare pair of French Bistro glassware circa 1920s cordials sometimes used for pasties (Quillen) $50 each

A unique bronze lamp made from a 19th century wallpaper roller. The ornate scroll measuring 21 inches in height by 6 inch width

DESCRIPTION: A wonderful set of vintage outdoor metal and glass ‘caged onion lamps.’ It’s rare to acquire a full set of vintage outdoor lighting in such good condition. These lanterns are of a nice larger size with tall upper metal hooked hangars and with the original (and wonderfully squatty) large glass onion globes. Contemporary reproductions of this traditional outdoor lamp tend to be smaller in size...

Picasso style mid Century Modern Porcelain Gold Leaf Enamel table lamp with mica style shade, cubist sections of enamel and gold leaf on a wood base. Lamp measuring 24”,and with shade measures 36 inch high

Classic Rollback French leather club chairs. We never pass on a pair of these regal brutes. Strong lines and a deep comfortable are the hallmarks of this classic styling. They are perfect for hooking a leg over while diving into a great book. Circa 1940's , They measure: Depth-38", width-35", height-34", seat depth-22", seat width-18", seat height-15"

Aladdin Mantle Lamp Company made this lamp in 1941. It does glow under a black light. There are no chips or cracks on the glass. Thanks for looking. 4 are available

The six light chandelier measuring 36” in height by 28” width. Circa 1930 Italian Murano glass in a rare Amber or vaseline color

A colorful orange and white bakelite dice holds a set of six chrome cocktail picks, each with a dice finial in this Art Deco set. The cocktail pick holder (“porte-piques”) was once a fixture of every French bar or café. Today, they can be used to spear cocktail olive or cherries, or to serve small hors d’oeuvres.

• Origin: France, ca. 1930
• Condition: excellent
• Dimensions: 1-1/2” x 1-1/2” x 3-3/4”

A beautiful solid cast brass Russian Chandelier topped with a double Eagle,non electrified with six lights

Dylund Mid-Century Modern Console Teakwood Tambour Doors 76” Wide 18” deep 30” tall Danish origin

Etched Glass Shade with Cobalt Blue rim on top, 9 1/4" high, 6" diameter-top blue rim, 2" wide-bottom brass outside size, and 1 1/2" wide-bottom inside brass, etched three(3) bouquet of floral decoration around the entire shade, in good condition, no damage.

An authentic 1920s slag glass scenic chandelier ceiling lamp. This hexagonal 16" across and 12" deep beauty features caramel swirl slag glass panels, an upper gallery of blue, purple and caramel slag panels and a lower skirt of blue, purple and deep yellow panels resembling cloudy sky under cutout scenic gold patinated and lacquered brass framework structure of a house with trees. It is unsigned, it has the original gilded brass canopy and it has been resocketed and rewired...

Beautiful set of 9 Italian Mythological Subjects Faience Chargers By Cantagalli 1920s/30s each signed and measuring 12 inches in diameter. Each depicts a different mythological scene. Cantagalli was a pottery producer in Florence, Italy from the 16th century to the nineteenth century. Giuseppe Cantagalli originally operated the factory, until 1878 when his sons, Ulisse (1839-1901) and Romeo, took over after his death...