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The Japanese period known as the Meiji is known for it fine, almost to the point of being flawless, works of art. The period of [...]

George III was a style that had the simple elegance that has remained a classic for a long period of time. In this George III [...]

I have been working with this estate for approx. 13 years. The father and mother both worked with and for The Academy of Sciences in Baltimore [...]

The 2 teak Kia Kristiansen chairs are the iconic armchairs with swivel back pad. The joints and Naugahyde fabric is in very good shape, there is [...]

A very nice streamline Art Deco Alabaster Nude Women Lamp, circa 1920's. The crisp white nude gently leans against a quartz color disk and when [...]

Here is an image of Chakrasamvara embracing his consort, the red Vajravarahi. In Tibetan these two are Korlo Demchog and Dorje Pagmo. As a united [...]

Charles Eisenmann was one of the top sideshow freak photographer in New York. His studio was near P. T. Barnum's Museum so he photographed some [...]

Arkham House is considered on the top Cosmic Horror, Science Fiction publishing house of the 1940’s and 1950’s. With top writers and some of the [...]

The 4 Vamo Sonderborg chairs are clean and in very good shape. The joints are tight and the seats show very minimal wear. The Teak finish [...]

Globe Wernicke made the rarely seen Desk Unit with legs and 2 door section called Cupboard Units. The finish is the 299 style which in the catalog [...]

A very nice large 17 1/2" x 18 1/2" Mourning Sampler signed and dated by the 12 years and 10 month old girl. The sampler is signed by Christianna [...]

WWII historical items have become a growing collectible area for many reasons. One reason is for it's defining moment in our nation's Humanitarian responsibility. It [...]

I am very proud to have an item of such impressive sports status, a baseball signed by Mickey Mantle, Sparky Lyle, Whitey Ford, Willie Mosconi [...]

George Petty was one of the top Pin Up illustrator of the 1930's- 1950's. Here are two Esquire prints, one dated July 1937 and the other [...]

The early 20th century artist drew inspiration from many areas and one was the work of primitive cultures. Picasso, Man Ray, the Dadaist all used [...]

Paul Émile Boutigny created the satirical magazine Cocorico in France in 1899. An artist himself, he used his magazine to promote the infant art movement of [...]

Richard DeVore Art Pottery first time shown since it was purchased at the 1975 Yaw Gallery in Birmingham, Michigan.
The piece measures approx. 8 1/2" high x 8 1 [...]

1936 edition of the Cahier d Art Picasso 1930-1935 works in one vol.
Includes texts (among others) by Salvador Dali, Andre Breton, Julio Gonzales, Sabartes and [...]

A 1970's vintage Milo Baughman rocker lounge chair and ottoman with white vintage faux leather or leatherette. Small black mark on the face of the [...]

A near perfect 1920's Art Deco Ceiling Light. The center globe is a white Milk Glass geometric design with a pressed clear hobnail glass bottom. [...]

Roger Bezombes (1913-1994) "Air France Soleil" Serigraph 3D Collage Poster published by Mourlot Paris, circa 1980. The poster was commissioned by Air France and measures approx. 39 1 [...]

A stamped marked Fulper Vase with a Moss to Ross Flambe glaze.
This thick walled vase is approx 9" high x 6" wide at he center and 4" [...]

Daguerreotype collecting has been getting hard over the past few years. There has been less and less interesting images coming up for sale that is [...]

Emil Orlik (1870-1932) was a major contributor to the Vienna Secessionist movement in Prague and was noted for his portraits. His style was almost a [...]

Dimentions:
33" wide
52" tall
file section 17" deep
bookcase section 13" deep
bookcase heights 13 and 11" tall