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Two Italian Marble Carpet Boules
Two Italian Marble Carpet Boules19th century, one sphere composed of yellow, black, brown and white marble, and the other sphere composed of black...
Three Italian Marble Campana-Form Urns with Carpet Boules19th century, the urns of Verde Alpi marble, two spheres of white marble with brown veins...
Hutschenreuther Commemorative "Pahlavi" Porcelain Anniversary Vaseca. 1977, German, the enameled and parcel-gilt vase made for the 50th anniversar...
Ten Epicurean Ceramic Sculptures by Christine Viennet (Franco-Norwegian, b. 1947)the collection including plates depicting various fruits and vege...
Louise Guidry(American/Louisiana, b. 1930)"Mardi Gras 2020"acrylic on gallery-wrapped canvassigned lower right. 43-1/4" x 36-1/4" ...[more]
Ashley Longshore(American/Louisiana, Contemporary)"Untitled, Champagne, Red Lips and Chocolate-Covered Strawberry"acrylic and resin on gallery-wra...
Korean Ancestor Portrait of a Scholarprobably 19th century, ink and color on silk, the imposing figure depicted sitting, dressed in traditional fo...
Gu Luo (Chinese, 1762-1837)
Gu Luo(Chinese, 1762-1837)"The Birthday Gift"color and ink on paperdepicting a kneeling woman offering another woman a gift, symbolic of immortali...
American Late Classical Mahogany Sleigh Bedmid-19th century, with a scroll-form head- and footboard, each with a crotch-veneered top rail, the upr...
American Renaissance Revival Walnut Folio Standthird quarter 19th century, the ends folding out with a mechanical knob device, the legs and stretc...
Collection of Twelve Folk Art Carved Wooden Walking Sticksearly to late 20th century.l. 28" to 58"Provenance: From the collection of Ambassador Ri...
Collection of Twelve Folk Art Carved Wooden Walking Sticksearly to mid-20th century.l. 30" to 49"Provenance: From the collection of Ambassador Ric...
Eight Pieces of Reed & Barton "Francis I" Sterling Silver Hollowwarethe pattern designed in 1907 by Ernest Meyers, Taunton, Massachusetts, includi...
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