Antique cast iron 4x4” hinges with steeple finials, c. 1870’s, made and signed by the Clark Manufacturing Company. The hinges are ornamented with a small patera  More »

Antique cast iron 4x4” hinges with steeple finials, c. 1870’s, made and signed by the Clark Manufacturing Company. The hinges are ornamented with a small patera surrounded by scrollwork; the knuckles of the hinges are ornamented front and back with a floral design. These three-knuckle Eastlake hinges are in excellent condition. Each hinge measures 4” wide overall, 4” tall, and 6-3/8” tall overall (from finial to finial). THE PRICE LISTED IS FOR EACH HINGE; THERE IS NOW ONLY ONE AVAILABLE. Additional matching hinges are also available, item # NHP38, NHP39, and NHP56. NHP57-RW   « Less

A fabulous ornate antique cast iron 4” hinge with steeple finials, dating from the 19th Century. The three-knuckle hinge features an elegant leaf and vine design on a  More »

A fabulous ornate antique cast iron 4” hinge with steeple finials, dating from the 19th Century. The three-knuckle hinge features an elegant leaf and vine design on a textured background with beads, with an abstract design along the knuckles of the hinge on both the front and back. This Eastlake hinge is in excellent condition and has been lacquered to protect the finish. The hinge measures 4” wide overall, 4” tall, and 6 3/8” from finial to finial. NHP40   « Less

A charming antique cast iron 4” hinge with steeple finials, dating from the 19th Century. The three-knuckle hinge features a striking geometric design on the leaves,  More »

A charming antique cast iron 4” hinge with steeple finials, dating from the 19th Century. The three-knuckle hinge features a striking geometric design on the leaves, with the knuckles ornamented both front and back. This Eastlake hinge is in excellent condition and has been lacquered to protect the finish. The hinge measures 4” wide overall, 4” tall, and 6 5/8” from finial to finial. NHP41   « Less

Three matching antique cast iron 3 ½” hinges, circa 1870’s, with steeple finials. Each hinge is ornamented with a fabulous geometric design, and the knuckles  More »

Three matching antique cast iron 3 ½” hinges, circa 1870’s, with steeple finials. Each hinge is ornamented with a fabulous geometric design, and the knuckles of the hinges are ornamented with abstract decorative detail. These Eastlake hinges are in excellent condition. Each is 3 ½” wide overall, 3 ½” tall, and 6” from finial to finial. Matching hinges are also available, item # NHP23, NHP42, and NHP46. NHP43   « Less

Four matching antique cast iron 3.5” hinges with steeple finials, c. 1880’s, ornamented with a scrolling vine design. These three-knuckle Eastlake hinges are in  More »

Four matching antique cast iron 3.5” hinges with steeple finials, c. 1880’s, ornamented with a scrolling vine design. These three-knuckle Eastlake hinges are in excellent condition. Each hinge measures 3 1/2” wide overall, 3 1/2” tall, and 6” tall overall (from finial to finial). THE PRICE LISTED IS FOR EACH PAIR; THERE IS NOW ONLY ONE PAIR AVAILABLE. NHP44   « Less

Thos. Saville London 1862 design, Brass quartz pendulum wall clock, Time Works Berkeley California. excellent, requires AA battery. 10" h., 4" w., 2" d. Works & Presentation  More »

Thos. Saville London 1862 design, Brass quartz pendulum wall clock, Time Works Berkeley California. excellent, requires AA battery. 10" h., 4" w., 2" d. Works & Presentation incredible, normal Wear.   « Less

Provencal style Shabby Chic metal tole planter, white painted, stressed, aged, with a small cut. 15" h. x 10" w. x 3.75" d. sold at the show!

Provencal style Shabby Chic metal tole planter, white painted, stressed, aged, with a small cut. 15" h. x 10" w. x 3.75" d. sold at the show!   « Less

Extremely rare piece of the shaman rite. Two elements of ritual dances to increase either the fertility, or the vigour. The receptacle in the form of woman, the bowl  More »

Extremely rare piece of the shaman rite. Two elements of ritual dances to increase either the fertility, or the vigour. The receptacle in the form of woman, the bowl being a sex opened in a disproportionate way, the well drawn clitoris. The pestle in form of a phallus. Both have the lengthened body, with a head in the form of the moon. To note the beauty of the expressions. Superb patina crouteuse black. Perfect condition Delivered with stand Nepal 19th c. Ex collection Chazot High of the female : 36.5 cm High of the male : 30.6 cm   « Less

Fine cane made up of a Kappa in stag antler end of the 19th century Extremely rare erotic representation of Kappa holding its attributes in the hand Sashi netsuke of  More »

Fine cane made up of a Kappa in stag antler end of the 19th century Extremely rare erotic representation of Kappa holding its attributes in the hand Sashi netsuke of the 19th century School of Asakusa Length of the sahsi netsuke 11 cm Not signed made up in cane to France the bod in Malacca carrying a beautiful patina very beautiful state overall length 92 cm 　 Kanji used to form the word Kappa are (Ka/Kawa) "river" and (C/Warabe) "child". Kappa, animal biped, is thus a "child of the river". The kappa or kawatarō is described like a genius or an imp of water. The kappas have the appearance of anthropomorphic tortoises, sometimes with a mouth in the form of (or with the appearance of) nozzle and the top of their cranium slightly is dug, surrounded by hair. This depression is filled with water, liquid from which they draw their power. This cavity filled with water makes it possible Kappa not to decay when he ventures on the banks. Thus, if one greets a kappa with the Japanese manner (while inclining itself), he greets you in return and loses all his water, becoming inoffensive then. The majority of their jokes consist in being introduced into the villages to fly of food, and to look under the skirts of the women. In his friendlier version one can persuade a kappa by offering a cucumber to him. From where the kappa maki, the maki with cucumber.   « Less

Rare and sumptuous pair of kakemono -e " Kakuriki no zu " dedicated to the Shinto worship. such paintings on paper, technique and Sumi-e watercolor and outputs were  More »

Rare and sumptuous pair of kakemono -e " Kakuriki no zu " dedicated to the Shinto worship. such paintings on paper, technique and Sumi-e watercolor and outputs were presented on rare occasions. Here are presented Izanagi and Izanami, the male and female principles, the founders of Japan eternal. Masatsune signed and dated. In 1916. Zodiac Year of the Dragon, stamp artist Kakuriki is a term used for the Sumo wrestlers paints come with their original box which is also a beautiful patina of age. superb editing and excellent condition. tips lacquered bamboo dimensions : élélment male length : 193 cm Width : 29.5 cm feminine element length : 193 cm Width : 29.5cm   « Less