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With design consultation and home decor objects curated over decades, continents, and architectural styles.

We’re really a design laboratory that works with clients and interior designers to extend their creative reach and sourcing to one-of-a-kind and custom interior pieces.

We range from selling curated vintage and antique pieces that bring age, patina and cool to any room, to creating custom panels for walls and furniture that are beautiful and also solve problems, to custom photography solutions that will blow your mind.

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Below please see a grouping of antique and vintage items we have in stock and for sale. Please inquire. We’ll get right back to you.

American Empire Sofa, c. 1830-1845, Flame Mahogany, original horsehair foundation, chocolate suede upholstery and removable bolsters. Very cool for a modern or traditional interior. Excellent condition.

American Empire Sofa, c. 1830-1845, Flame Mahogany, original horsehair foundation, chocolate suede upholstery and removable bolsters. Very cool for a modern or traditional interior. Excellent condition.

Mid-20th-century triptych (likely 1960's), exceptionally beautiful copies of masterpieces by the French Rococo icon Jean-Honoré Fragonard. Painted on canvas and originally glued directly onto paneled walls, these were removed in the mid-1980's onto

Mid-20th-century triptych (likely 1960's), exceptionally beautiful copies of masterpieces by the French Rococo icon Jean-Honoré Fragonard. Painted on canvas and originally glued directly onto paneled walls, these were removed in the mid-1980's onto custom-keyed wooden stretchers, converting them to stand-alone gallery-style paintings. Excellent condition.

Pair of chinoiserie end-tables. Purchased in the late 1980's from the George Smith store at 72 Spring Street in Soho, NYC. Excellent condition with some wear at base of one table consistent with age and use.

Pair of chinoiserie end-tables. Purchased in the late 1980's from the George Smith store at 72 Spring Street in Soho, NYC. Excellent condition with some wear at base of one table consistent with age and use.

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Carved Louis XV style walnut fauteuils, upholstered in the 21st century in camel-colored suede. Well restored (details in description). Circa 1860-1880. Beautiful matched pair. Original construction, strong but super comfortable. Excellent condit

Carved Louis XV style walnut fauteuils, upholstered in the 21st century in camel-colored suede. Well restored (details in description). Circa 1860-1880. Beautiful matched pair. Original construction, strong but super comfortable. Excellent condition.

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The iridescent orange lustre finish is vibrant across the service, with minor, charming variations in tone and intensity on individual pieces—a natural characteristic of the hand-applied metallic oxides used during this era.

The iridescent orange lustre finish is vibrant across the service, with minor, charming variations in tone and intensity on individual pieces—a natural characteristic of the hand-applied metallic oxides used during this era.

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Set of 8 vintage Mid-Century Amber Grape-Etched Water Goblets c. 1950-1960. 6 3/8" tall Combining a rich amber tulip-shaped bowl, clear straight stem with frosted geometric grape clusters accented by looping vine trails with a clean, clear stem. Th

Set of 8 vintage Mid-Century Amber Grape-Etched Water Goblets c. 1950-1960. 6 3/8" tall Combining a rich amber tulip-shaped bowl, clear straight stem with frosted geometric grape clusters accented by looping vine trails with a clean, clear stem. The entire set is in excellent vintage condition with no chips, cracks, or clouding.

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Rare, c. 1880-1890 Italian majolica (maiolica) hexagonal cachepot crafted by master ceramicist Achille Farina (1804–1879) in Faenza, Italy. The octagonal body is flanked by two prominent, molded white draped rope-twist handles. The base bears Farina

Rare, c. 1880-1890 Italian majolica (maiolica) hexagonal cachepot crafted by master ceramicist Achille Farina (1804–1879) in Faenza, Italy. The octagonal body is flanked by two prominent, molded white draped rope-twist handles. The base bears Farina’s rare hand-inscribed "AF" artist monogram beneath a crossbar, alongside the workshop decorator code "8 D 3." Several small chips consistent with age and gentle use.