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Gustav Stickley – Side Chair c1903
Gustav Stickley Side Chair c1902-3 Excellent example of this rare, iconic side chair. Signed into the wood on backside cross rail.
Original finish. Quartersawn oak hardwood with Unobscured wood grain
Gustav Stickley was an American furniture manufacturer, design leader, publisher, and a leading voice in the American Arts and Crafts movement. Stickley's design philosophy was a major influence on American Craftsman architecture.
Gustav Stickley (March 9, 1858 – April 15,... Click for details
Gustav Stickley was an American furniture manufacturer, design leader, publisher, and a leading voice in the American Arts and Crafts movement. Stickley's design philosophy was a major influence on American Craftsman architecture.
Gustav Stickley (March 9, 1858 – April 15,... Click for details
item #1496004
$6,000.00
Arts & Crafts Oak Pair of Chairs Old West Embossed Leather
An antique pair of oak Arts and Crafts chairs with an old west appeal with embossed patinated leather seat and back splat. Decorative large brass head studs with stretches to support four legs.
Age: 1900-1920
Dimensions of each: 20" Wide by 34 1/2" High by 23" Deep
Age: 1900-1920
Dimensions of each: 20" Wide by 34 1/2" High by 23" Deep
item #1495977
$3,800.00
Antique Japanese Carving Mated Pair of Sika Deer Taisho Era
An antique Japanese artist carving of a mated pair of Sika deer. Made of a rare Palm wood with real antlers, this pair is resting peacefully in a meadow.
,br> Sika deer symbolize longevity. In Shintoism, they are considered a sacred animal and a messenger of the Gods. This is one reason they are allowed to roam freely around Japanese temples and shrines. The God Jurojin is often seen next to or sitting atop this deer in Japanese religious art and iconograpy.
Age: Taisho Era... Click for details
,br> Sika deer symbolize longevity. In Shintoism, they are considered a sacred animal and a messenger of the Gods. This is one reason they are allowed to roam freely around Japanese temples and shrines. The God Jurojin is often seen next to or sitting atop this deer in Japanese religious art and iconograpy.
Age: Taisho Era... Click for details
item #1495975
$4,500.00
Antique Japanese Root Stand Mixed Woods Meiji Era
An antique Japanese root wood composed of many intertwined pieces of various root woods including Keyaki, Hinoki, Kuruminoki, Tsugenoki, Honoki, Sakura, and Wisteria. Beautiful finish in a blackened soot with a Urushi lacquer top. Used for Ikebana and Tatehana.
Age: Meiji Era (1880-1900)
Dimensions: 20 1/2" Wide by 19 3/4" High by 14 1/2" Deep
Age: Meiji Era (1880-1900)
Dimensions: 20 1/2" Wide by 19 3/4" High by 14 1/2" Deep
item #1495959
$2,650.00
Antique Indian Architectural Fragment Hardwood 18th-19th C
An antique Indian architectural hardwood fragment. Depicts the central figures of Lord Shiva and Goddess Parvati with their offspring Lord Kartikeya (the God of War) on their right and Ganesha on their left. Ganesha is the elephant headed God known as the Remover of Obstacles. He as also shown to the far left on his vehicle, a mouse. The far right is another larger depiction of Kartikeya on his vehicle, the peacock. Between these main figures are both worldly and celestial beings including... Click for details
item #1495956
$3,500.00
Japanese Large 17thC Scroll Powerful Dragon by Kano Tsunenobu
A very large antique scroll painting by the famous artist Kano Tsunenobu. Sumi-e on Gofun paper depicting a fierce flying dragon amongst turbulent waves and mist protecting a sacred jewel, the Hoju held in its claw and peeking through the gray cloud. This image evokes power and energy. When displayed by a Daimyo or lord, it would exude strength, influence and stature.
Kano Tsunenobu (1636-1713) was a Japanese painter of the Kano School. He first studied under his father, Kano... Click for details
Kano Tsunenobu (1636-1713) was a Japanese painter of the Kano School. He first studied under his father, Kano... Click for details
item #1495825
SOLD
Japanese Screen Painting with Phoenixes Momoyama Period Signed Koi
Japanese rare antique 6-panel byubu screen painted with a scene of a pair of Ho-oh birds (rainbow phoenixes) in a blossoming cherry tree. Symbolizing rebirth, renewal, fidelity, purity and harmony, the Ho-o bird also represents the southern star constellation and is a symbol of prosperity. This image is painted in mineral colors on gold leafed paper. Signed Hokkyo Koi (1564-1636), the most important Kano artist of the early Tokugawa period. "Hokkyo" is a Buddhist rank given to artist. This is... Click for details
item #1495824
Price on Request
Antique Japanese Low Mizuya Chest
A single section Japanese mizuya (kitchen chest) with a pair of sliding doors. Inside storage is open (shelf can be added by request). Tones are of a light finish with contrasting quartersawn keyaki hardwood panels Ready to be enjoyed.
Age: Meiji Period (1868 - 1912)
Dimensions: 68" long x 31" high x 20" deep
Age: Meiji Period (1868 - 1912)
Dimensions: 68" long x 31" high x 20" deep
item #1495820
SOLD
Contemporary Chinese Hardwood Sideboard
A contemporary Chinese eight drawer hardwood sideboard. The drawers are all dovetail construction. Chest is made of single origin hardwood. Drawers operate easily and provide ample storage. Finished in dark warm tones.
Age: Contemporary furniture
Dimensions: 72" long x 32" high x 18 3/4" deep
Age: Contemporary furniture
Dimensions: 72" long x 32" high x 18 3/4" deep
item #1495819
$2,500.00
Chinese Antique Lacquered Cabinet
Antique Chinese large lacquer cabinet. Decorated all over with designs of mountain landscapes and lakeside pavilions. Painted in gold and color lacquer on a black lacquer ground. Large doors with a round lock plate open to a single interior storage compartment.
Age: 19th century
Dimensions: 76 1/2" high x 49 3/4" wide x 24" deep
Age: 19th century
Dimensions: 76 1/2" high x 49 3/4" wide x 24" deep
item #1495769
$3,000.00
