This 1876 engraving titled The Iron Worker and King Solomon was created by John Sartain in Philadelphia after the 1864 painting by Professor Christian Schussele. Executed with engraving, etching, ...
$299.00
This original oil on canvas depicts a charming riverside village, with whitewashed houses topped in terracotta roofs nestled against rolling hills. A church tower rises prominently above the town, ...
$319.00
This Satterlee & Mory Fort Edward, New York 5-gallon stoneware crock features a stamped maker’s mark along with a bold cobalt blue floral design on the front. The salt-glazed ...
$389.00
This antique circa 1816 engraving/etching captures the soaring Gothic interior of a cathedral, with its intricate fan vaulting and majestic stone arches rendered in fine detail. Figures placed within ...
$249.00
This Early 1900s mantel clock by Smith & Goodrich of Forestville, Connecticut features a bold wooden case with a reverse-painted glass panel decorated in colorful florals and scrolling designs. ...
$249.00
This oval platter features a richly detailed blue transferware design depicting a pastoral landscape with a classical temple ruin. Its ornate floral border and timeless blue-and-white color scheme make ...
$89.00
This 17th-century hand-colored copperplate engraving, titled “Venetia,” presents an exquisite aerial view of Venice as it appeared in the late 16th century. Originally drawn by renowned cartographer and artist ...
$795.00
This 19th century lithograph by Félix Benoist (1818–1896) presents a detailed bird’s-eye view of Paris under the reign of Francis I, based on old plans and drawings. The city ...
$249.00
This mid-19th-century American “Beehive” or Gothic mantel clock dates to circa 1850–1870 and was likely made in the New Haven, Connecticut area by a firm such as Chauncey Jerome, ...
$295.00
Engraved by Giovanni Balzar (1777–1831) and based on the work of Giovanni Battista Piranesi (1720–1778), the Italian artist and architect renowned for his masterful etchings, this print captures the ...
$249.00
This charming hand-painted porcelain lamp features delicate pink flowers and raised butterflies in flight against a softly crackled ivory glaze. Set on a wooden base and topped with a ...
$159.00
This early 1900’s solid brass birdcage features a domed top and fine wire construction suspended elegantly from its original brass stand. Made by Hendryx of Connecticut, this beautifully aged ...
$179.00
