A rare and beautiful 19th C. Anglo Indian quill writing slope with fabulous ivory inlay. There are a few missing pieces of inlay, expected in a piece of this age. Drawers and a paper roller, complete the interior.
15"L 11.5"D 5"H
Full clam shells will rarely sit by themselves.
This pair will, we have added small feet to level the base clam. If this clam is too large for you, please check out our giant full clam.
10.5"H 24"L 15"D
Wow, this is an amazing giant clam pair.The top clam resting on its original base. We have added feet to level the pair. Notice the aged surface of the shell. These clams were once illegal to export to the US. The East eats the clam, and the west keeps the shell.
20"H 41"L 27"D. Heavy.
A highly decorative and impressive Italian glass palm frond light, with a fiberglass base.
Spot lights hidden in the trunk lightly illuminate the glass. Contemporary.
120"H 66"Dia Base: 24" in Dia. 80" From lowest frond to the floor.
A late 17th/early 18th C. Huang Hua Li (yellow rosewood) coffer, a rare and beautiful wood. The lower panel of the coffer, was converted to a drawer, probably in England, in the 19th C. The drawer face is the original panel, I have tried to show the joint on the drawer face in one of the photos. The top 3 drawers appear original. There may be a 6 inch by 3 inch carved molding which drops down on either side of the skirt replaced, probably at the same time they did the lower drawer.
36"H 6 ...click for details
