FRANCE LATE 19TH CENTURY A CARVED AND PAINTED GILTWOOD AND CANE JARDINIERE WITH THE CENTRAL ROUND AND SECOND SHELF SUPPORTED BY THREE RAM'S HEAD TOPPED ACANTHUS CARVED LEGS.

FRANCE LATE 19TH CENTURY A CARVED AND PAINTED GILTWOOD AND CANE JARDINIERE WITH THE CENTRAL ROUND AND SECOND SHELF SUPPORTED BY THREE RAM'S HEAD TOPPED ACANTHUS CARVED LEGS.   « Less

France MODERN HAND GLAZED TERRACOTTA JARDINIERE IN FLAMBEE PATTERN OF MULTICOLOR EARTH TONES OF GREEN, BROWN, AND YELLOW.

France MODERN HAND GLAZED TERRACOTTA JARDINIERE IN FLAMBEE PATTERN OF MULTICOLOR EARTH TONES OF GREEN, BROWN, AND YELLOW.   « Less

Italy modern A Hand carved limestone fountain with arched surround carved with C scrolls, acanthus leaf, and ram's head mask.

Italy modern A Hand carved limestone fountain with arched surround carved with C scrolls, acanthus leaf, and ram's head mask.   « Less

Solid bronze lion fountain spitter with natural old world patina. Lion has a spout in his mouth and when hooked up to a fountain water will spill out of its mouth. (20%  More »

Solid bronze lion fountain spitter with natural old world patina. Lion has a spout in his mouth and when hooked up to a fountain water will spill out of its mouth. (20% DESIGNER DISCOUNT)   « Less

Solid bronze ram fountain spitter with natural old world patina. Fixture has a spout underneath ram and when hooked up to a fountain water will spill out.

Solid bronze ram fountain spitter with natural old world patina. Fixture has a spout underneath ram and when hooked up to a fountain water will spill out.   « Less

This ancient lamp might have burned in the Holy Land during the time of the Hebrew patriarchs, prior to the time of Moses. Judging by its open construction and vaguely  More »

This ancient lamp might have burned in the Holy Land during the time of the Hebrew patriarchs, prior to the time of Moses. Judging by its open construction and vaguely pinched wick channel, this lamp derives from the Late Bronze Age and is the ancestor of later designs that permeated the culture of the Middle East in Antiquity. Its simple, pinch pot construction is a tribute to the antiquity of the design, likely having Canaanite origins. Made of terra cotta, this simple item would have held olive oil and probably a wick of plant fibers or textile, allowing it to provide light for a few hours perhaps. This lamp of open-bowl design would later give way to more elaborate, enclosed lamps of the Hellenistic and Roman periods.A metaphor for joy and prosperity, for hope, for life itself, lamps have illuminated the path of civilization for centuries. They have shed light on mundane and extraordinary events alike, guiding great thoughts through the night, and standing vigil with lonely passions. In the presence of this simple object, we are in touch directly with a vanished world, with the rooms and shrines once warmed by its glow, with the people who drew comfort from its light. Today it remains as an enduring symbol of man's desire to conquer the darkness. - (SP.393)   « Less

This beautiful bronze statue depicts a young boy running with a kite alongside his dog. Natural bronze patina with blue painted pants. This piece is from our collection and  More »

This beautiful bronze statue depicts a young boy running with a kite alongside his dog. Natural bronze patina with blue painted pants. This piece is from our collection and comes from an estate in Bali.   « Less

Victorian, circa 1860 George Jones Majolica barrel-shaped garden seat. Decorated with storks and swallows within a pond landscape of white lilies and foliage on cobalt  More »

Victorian, circa 1860 George Jones Majolica barrel-shaped garden seat. Decorated with storks and swallows within a pond landscape of white lilies and foliage on cobalt ground. Brown basketweave seat top with cut away handle. Mottled green and brown interior. Good. No restoration. No cracks. Two tight hairlines and a bruise to the top from handle. No chips. Some wear to the top, exterior cobalt ground and base. Flake to base. Kiln effects: glaze pops to the base; glaze misses to the underside edge. 17.5ins high, 11ins diameter across top   « Less

Victorian, circa 1880 Majolica garden seat decorated with Numidian cranes standing amongst reeds and bulrushes on paneled cobalt ground. Bamboo border around the top. Cut  More »

Victorian, circa 1880 Majolica garden seat decorated with Numidian cranes standing amongst reeds and bulrushes on paneled cobalt ground. Bamboo border around the top. Cut away handle to the seat. Mottled green and brown interior. ''NUMIDIAN CRANE'' impressed on one side of the base, and ''STORK'' impressed on the other side. Similar piece illustrated on page 116, Abrams ''Majolica A complete History and illustrated Survey'' by Karmason & Stacke. Good. No cracks. No hairlines. Flakes to the exterior. Slight wear to the cobalt ground and around the seat edge. Kiln effect: brown glaze run to the exterior. Restored chips around the base, and one to crane neck. Retouching to the seat, around the handle. 20ins high, 14.5ins wide at base   « Less

A LOVELY PASTEL PINK PLANTER... featuring a raised leaf pattern. Condition: Very Good; Circa: Circa 1950; Heigth: 4''; Width: 6.5''

A LOVELY PASTEL PINK PLANTER... featuring a raised leaf pattern. Condition: Very Good; Circa: Circa 1950; Heigth: 4''; Width: 6.5''   « Less