Antique Folk Art Twig Stand

Early 19th century green-painted household shrine, or niche, in Directoire neoclassical style (circa 1795-1815). Used for lighting candles or placing statue of saint. Original green ...

Red painted Swedish decorative bowl, or oval-shape box, dating to the 19th century. Note: Regional differences in humidity and climate during shipping may cause antique and vintage ...

English brown wicker dog kennel or pet carrier (circa 1900-1910), rare large-scale and in good condition. Forged iron door and latch loop. Door openi...

Painted faux grain tole cutlery caddy from France circa 1880-1910. Note: Original/early finish on antique and vintage metal will include some, or all, o...

Rustic folk art gueridon hand-crafted hand-crafted circa 1880-1910 in France. This art populaire center table is composed of natural, rough-textured elements. A gnarly root wood base...

Trompe l'oeil candle stand lamp from 19th century Italian fragment, newly-wired for use within the USA. Measurements include complementary linen shade. Note: Regional differences in...

A hand-carved sewing box stand.

Fine 19th Century Philadelphia type Tilt Candle Stand in glowing solid Cherry. The Table with particularly fine graining, elegantly turned support column, classic Birdcage support an...

An Adirondack folk art twig stand, circa 1920s. Early paint in perfectly worn state. 15 inches wide by 13 ½ inches deep by 32 inches tall

The upper tier of this shaving stand originally would have had an open ring that supported a bowl. It has since been filled with a fine mahogany board, offering the opportunity to pl...

Hand-carved walnut & fruitwood Italian pedestal table. This 19th century, hand-crafted display stand is another good example of 19th century workmanship and it is decorative items s...

An elegant period English Regency or American Federal tilt-top candlestand / lamp table. circa 1805 Exquisitely hand-crafted in England or the United States in the early 19th century, sophisticated Hepplewhite taste, featuring an octagonal shaped rosewood top with warm rich coloring and well figured grain detail, framed by contrasting satinwood cross-banding, the bottom of the tabletop retaining the original flip-top brass latching mechanism, over on a turned baluster-form solid mahogany tripod pedestal with dark rich patina, rising gracefully on a trio of gently curved splayed spider legs. Provenance / Acquisition: Property from an exceptionally curated private Dallas, Texas estate; Acquired from the reputable auction house Blackrock...