Furniture, Lighting & Rugs
Furniture spanning eras and styles, with substantial groupings in Anglo-Indian and British Colonial, English Art Deco, Spanish Colonial, Mid-Century Modern, Brutalist, Chippendale, and Hollywood Regency. Featured pieces include Stickley, Tommy Bahama, Lane, and a six-piece Biedermeier suite, with additional work in the Maitland-Smith and Warren Platner styles. Livingroom seating, dining sets, club and wingback chairs, coffee and accent tables, bedroom sets, bars and bar stools, hutches, storage trunks, coat stands, an antique 25-drawer oak card catalog, and outdoor sets. Lighting from 1950s milk glass and Art Deco to Mid-Century Modern and Brutalist studio lamps, including matched sets of Art Deco frosted-glass and chrome wall sconces. Rugs and runners in Persian, Oriental, Dhurrie, Berber, and rag styles.
Art, Sculpture & Wall Decor
Oil paintings, watercolors, pastels, and sketches across schools and periods, including a period E. Picault bronze, La Pensée, a bronze Marly Horse after Coustou, Art Deco bronze figural work, hand-painted folding screens, Tamara de Lempicka-style Art Deco oils in silver-gilt frames, and a Western mountain landscape in the Hudson River School manner. Photographic art, graphic prints, and illustrations. Tribal masks, wood carvings, mirrors, and shadow boxes. Sculpture, statuary, and architectural elements including statues, busts, figurines, obelisks, armillary spheres, Shona stone figural carvings, soft sculpture, and mixed media works.
Vintage, Decorative & The Genuinely Unusual
Selected vintage cameras, radios, typewriters, fans, and clocks. Unique decorative pieces and housewares in ceramic, china, copper, bronze, pewter, crystal, glass, and brass, including vases, compotes, urns, candlesticks, candelabra, and tessellated stone vessels. Curiosities including decoys, dioramas, hourglasses, decorative boxes, an antique hand-hewn dugout log trough, and a pair of branded Vermont Tubbs Ojibwa snowshoes. From the children’s collection, vintage and custom-styled cribs, cradles, and highchairs, alongside rocking horses, tricycles, wagons, and doll houses. Plus a handful of conversation pieces built for scale: an 8-foot chair, a 4-foot corkscrew, and a cheese grater that needs its own cabinet.
