Chinese Sign

The sign is of Burmese origin, made from teakwood and covered in lacquer and gold leaf. The two legible characters are “Jade” and “Art”. As many carved signs were shop signs, this may have been a jade dealer’s sign...

This unusual carving once graced the exterior of a Thai government building and bears the symbol of the King; a garuda. All national government buildings are in effect royal building...

This red sandstone carving was once embedded in the wall surrounding an aristocratic compound. It depicts scholars in a garden, eating and conversing. It came from Shanxi Province an...

This original 1920's ornate temple ceiling panel from Chiang Mai, Thailand, exudes traditional craftsmanship and spiritual significance. Adorned with intricate mica and floral design...

A highly decorative pair of 19th century Regence-style painted & gilded architectural corbel elements with hand carved acanthus leaf detail, salvaged from the interior of a 19th cent...

Bendheim Glass panel room divider privacy folding screen. Mahogany panels with colored molded glass set in squares creating a geometric design...

Rustic Antique Swedish Step Ladder is a reminder of a bygone era, long before the days of Home Depot and Ace Hardware! When one lived out in a rural area an...

A free-standing mirrored three-panel folding screen room divider from the mid-20th century, Britain. This vintage screen features three-connected sections, each having a carved-wood raised panel at bottom, and a diamond-pattern lattice at top half with antiqued mirror glass. Front and back of this room divider are equally decorated and mirrored on both sides, making it an easy piece to float within a room. Each section is hinged together, allowing it to collapse, and making it easy to transport and installation. The wood has a rich, ebony finish. This mid-century free-standing screen, would work well as a dressing room screen...