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28"x7"x18" This elegant, stylized horse sculpture sits on a plinth and is made with smooth Italian marble. The horse wears a bridle, or a type of h...

(8.5"x17.5"x10.5") Medieval illustrations include the first depictions of desks; large furniture pieces made specifically for reading and writing. ...

(7"x6.5"x6.5") This 19th-century miniature Japanese basket is constructed entirely out of copper. Although the base and handle appear to be made fr...

4" x 7" x 7" During the Victorian Era (1820–1914), facial hair developed as an art form. Gentlemen began cultivating creative and dramatic mustache...

(Picture: 10.5"x8" Stand: 11.5"x6"x8") Depicted in this lovely portrait is the British dancer Nancy Dawson (c. 1728–1767). Dawson, née Ann Newton, ...

52 x 25 x 25 This mid-19th-century wingback chair draws inspiration from Gothic Revival furniture. The Gothic Revival began in the late 1740s in En...

4" x 5.5" 19th century yellow-ware candle holder, missing candle ejection slide.

(33"x27") This nude study by Guillaume Larrue (1851–1935) is one of three available nudes by the artist. The care with which Larrue rendered the mo...

(33"x27") Nude Study II by Guillaume Larrue (1851–1935) depicts a muscular and moustached nude man standing in contrapposto. Meaning “opposite” or ...

(33"x27") This nude study by Guillaume Larrue (1851–1935) portrays a toned, nude man from behind. He is standing tall, his weight equally balanced ...

(22.5"x19"x7") This evocative oak and polychrome sculpture carved and painted by an unknown Netherlandish artist in the 16th century, models the su...

42"x19.5"x24" Elegant English 18th century country chair with great back splat, later made into a rocking chair. The carvings are influenced by Fre...

6" x 17" x 16" This modest and elegant timepiece, which dates from the Napoleon III (r. 1852–1870) period, was made in France by the clockmaker Are...

16"x14" This 19th-century French piece is a beautiful example of a tôle peinte (painted tin) clock, a well-established clockmaking method of this p...

19" x 25" This charming landscape painting captures the mood of a summer’s day in the countryside when the air is warm and thick, the grass smells ...

19" x 25" This delightful oil painting captures the mood of a wintry day in the countryside, when the air is sharp and crisp, animals are hibernati...

(18.5"x22.5") This lovely 18th-century seascape is a fine example of a hand-coloured optica print or perspective view, a type of print that was pop...

(20"x24") This charming and vibrantly coloured print, known as an optica or perspective view, was created by famed German printmaker Georg Balthasa...

(14"x12"x4") This is a brilliant French ormolu desk clock with time and strike movement. Ormolu was typical of the 18th and 19th centuries and refe...

45.5" x 23" Mirror, mirror, on the wall, who’s the fairest of them all? Look no further than this pleasing, undemanding mirror that would add a tou...

(27"x22") This strong yet elegant tortoise shell mirror is constructed in a classic 19th-century shape, painted with a glowing dark tortoise shell ...

19th century library chair made with a dark mahogany, Upholstered in leather. Made in India for the colonial British.

49"x21"x18" These incredibly distinctive side chairs – so-called for their open sides – were designed in Nice, in the 18th century when the city wa...

(8"x9"x8.5"(each)) This pair of candelabras are made of blackened iron, and feature ormolu, which refers to a bronze object that has been ‘gilt’ or...

9"x 24" each

69"x32"x28"(each) Porter chairs originated in 16th-century France and England, and historically were placed near the front doors of manor houses, f...

5" x 4" x 4" Pair of vintage gilded candlesticks from Paris, France.  

6.5" x 16" x 9.5" This wonderfully crafted English chafing dish dates back to the 19th-century Victorian era. It is made of pewter and has a hot wa...

24" x 16" A happy and skillfully depicted painting, signed A.M. Meysen '38.

29" x 25" Print made after the original illustrated plates published in Samuel Brookes’s An Introduction to the Study of Conchology (1815). As the ...

29" x 25" Print made after the original illustrated plates published in Samuel Brookes’s An Introduction to the Study of Conchology (1815). As the ...

53"x42" Have you always wanted to have a Renaissance masterpiece hanging in your home? While this painting’s date of creation is unknown, smooth br...

53"x42" Instead of displaying an elaborate cornucopia as the centrepiece at your next Thanksgiving meal, why not show off this elegant painting ins...

9.5"x3"x3.5" (each) The Qing Dynasty (1644–1912) was the last dynasty in China’s imperial history. The Imperial Porcelain factories produced a wide...

27"x15" This early 18th-century mahogany mirror, from the Queen Anne period, features two original, divided rectangular plates. The wood is fashion...

30.5" x 15" The Queen Anne style was developed surrounding the time of Queen Anne (1665–1714), who reigned from 1702–1714. The style is smaller, li...

(28"x11.5"x4.5") This sumptuous 18th-century brass ramilette sculpture stands on a wood base coated in gesso silver. The sculpture was crafted thro...

(16"x20") Sigmund Freud (1856–1939) once said that “time spent with cats is never wasted.” Neither is time spent with this charming drawing by John...

31" x 25" Made in England in the 19th century, this needlepoint work, likely woven in wool against a linen canvas, is not only beautiful but commun...

(12.5"x9.5") This small oil painting was produced by A. Żatkovoj in 1940 or earlier. A transcription on the verso indicates that this painting was ...

(12"x9") This stunning 19th-century Russian icon was painted using tempera gesso and canvas on panel. The top of the image features a mandylion dep...

(18"x15") This painted panel with a bronze cross inlay is of Russian origin and is emblematic of the importance of the icon and its tradition in Ea...

17"x14" This rare 18th-century Russian icon depicts the biblical scene of the descent from the cross, painted on linen and gesso-covered hardwood. ...

15" x 18" x 12" A comfortably curved seat on splayed legs with connecting supports from 19th century China.

(16"x20") Cat got your tongue? It’s no surprise you’d be speechless looking at this delightful chalk drawing by John Alonzo Williams (1869–1951). W...

(14.5"x19"x13.5") The oldest known printed text originated in China during the first millennium A.D., and books became prevalent in Chinese society...

5" x 11.5" x 6" Early 19th century English trivet, made of copper and cast-iron. In a serpentine form.  

(8"x12"x7.5") (When open) This set of twelve 19th-century French coffee spoons are made of fine vermeil, also known as silver gilt. Vermeil refers ...