Origin

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 ...

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

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...

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. ...

18" x 25" x 14.5" This late 18th-century portable table was used by the working class for preparing animals. At each location the table was used, i...

34"x13"x11" A small golden plaque identifies this statuette as being created by Étienne Henri Dumaige (1830‒1888) during the 19th century. Dumaige ...

70 x 50 x 11 The Biedermeier period occurred in Central Europe between 1815–1848, acting as a transitional period between Neoclassicism and Romanti...

25.5" x 24" This artwork is a 19th-century embroidery of a traditional fox hunt with riders in their hunting pink. Three men mounted on separate ho...

96"x96" This colossal oil on canvas by Pierre Pivet (1948–) depicts a jazz band in the artist’s lively, vibrant style. Capturing artists in action,...

31"x37.5" This large reproductive print was made by Étienne Baudet (1638–1711) in the early 18th century. Baudet was an eminent French engraver who...

24" x 8" Pipe stands come in all shapes and forms – from the rudimentary to the highly elaborate. This particular example, though simple, is elegan...

17" x 21.5" This visually and thematically striking watercolour by Julian Clarence Levi (1874–1971), is signed and dated by the artist (1904), and ...

46"x25" This stunning 19th-century Ukrainian folk art mirror is in excellent condition. Painted in a rich red-brown colour, this mirror is decorate...

15"x13" Little is known about this painting’s author, Gladys Marion Stephenson. Stephenson was born in Chicago, Illinois in 1904 and passed away in...

21" x 24.5" This skillfully painted Vase with Poppies was created with oils on canvas. The vibrant red poppies contrast the cool blues and greens o...

3.5" x 3" x 2" The gyro-cycle spinning top was a toy manufactured in the late 1940s by Progress Toy Co. Ltd in Blackpool, England, and has been a c...

34" x 27" Much like the work of the impressionists in France, artist Bertha Linares’s use of quick, short brush strokes in the foliage of the paint...

14" x 23.5" x 8.5" This handmade wooden model of a bridge was purchased in Amsterdam in circa 1930 and was likely constructed between 1900‒1930. Ma...

59" x 18" A late 19th-century English easel. An easel is a type of upright support that is used for displaying or fixing something resting upon it,...

39" x 45" This 19th-century rustic folk art barn decoration is made out of wood and can be hung outdoors and indoors. This particular piece was fou...

46" x 22" In early 19th-century Germany and Austria, members of society were quite oppressed and regularly watched by the monarchy. This political ...

19" x 5" x 5" Late 19th century Canadian oil lamp made of brass, featuring a light diffuser. 

14" x 9" A French picture frame, made of bronze, circa 1930. The concept of framing pictures has been around since the times of the ancient Greeks ...

14"x12"x12" 18th century Belgian cooking pot with handle and legs. Wear consistent with age and use, in need of restoration.