Year

10.5" x 3" x 2.5" Paragones of grace and elegance, these Greek maiden statuettes exemplify idealized beauty standards, with almond shaped eyes, slo...

24" x 12" x12" This elegant lamp, made in the 19th century, recalls the style of Art Nouveau – a form of art making that was popular in the late 19...

32" x 46" x 21" This hand-carved 18th-century commode (chest-of-drawers) originates from northern France and is in the style of Louis XV (r. 1715–1...

30.5" x 33.5" In this romantic depiction of two reclining figures, artist Harry Maas (1906–1982) demonstrates a mastery of the pastel medium. His u...

19" x 12.5" x 12.5" This bench is a lovely example of a 19th-century Flemish piano stool made of mahogany wood. The rich reddish-brown colour of th...

31 x 28 x 11.5 An early 19th-century tabletop mirror, intended for use on a vanity. The concept of the vanity dates back to antiquity, when ornate ...

6"x24"x9" This lovely piece is a 19th-century Swiss Mandoline Zither music box. Mechanical music instruments date back several centuries; however, ...

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...

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...

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...

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...

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...

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...

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 ...

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 ...

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...