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John Edward Costigan (American, 1888-1972) was largely self-taught as an artist. He moved from Providence, Rhode Island to New York City as an orphaned teenager in 1904 to work for a commercial poster company. There he learned the rudiments of drawing and painting, skills he refined with informal study at New York's Kit Kat Club. Costigan achieved national fame as a painter and printmaker in th...

This 1860s Empire chest of drawers with marble top from France is built in richly figured flame mahogany beneath a dark marble top, with a drawer above three graduated drawers. Gilt-brass mounts and pilasters accent the fa ade, and the swirling veneer glows warmly against the stone. The Empire style emerged under Napoleon at the start of the 19th century, drawing on Roman and Egyptian motifs an...

This pair of early 20th century Edwardian velvet upholstered armchairs with cane panels from United Kingdom, upholstered in deep navy velvet with carved wood frames and caned side panels. The caned panels and the deep velvet seats show the comfortable elegance of the period. The Edwardian period, from 1901 to 1910, brought a lighter and more graceful note after the weight of High Victorian tast...

This 20th century silver-plated tray from Italy is finished in silver plate with a softly scalloped, shaped rim. The scalloped edge adds a quiet flourish, and the bright plating has the mellow glow of long use. Silver plating, perfected in the 19th century, brought the look of silver to the table at a fraction of the cost and became a staple of French and Italian entertaining. Signs of age are ...

This 19th century neoclassical cabinet in originall patina from France is made in dark wood with two doors above a plain base. The plain, dark case and the paneled doors give it an understated, classical dignity. Neoclassicism rose in the later 18th century after the excavations at Pompeii and Herculaneum, favoring columns, urns, straight lines and the proportions of antiquity, a taste that las...

This 19th century Renaissance buffet in original patina from France is made in dark wood with two paneled doors above a plain base. The paneled doors and the dark, aged finish show the architectural character of the style. Furniture in the Renaissance manner looks back to the carved cabinets and architectural forms of 16th century France and Italy, with columns, panels and strong moldings that ...

This 1930s Art Deco coffee table from France is made in figured burl veneer as a round table on a stepped, tiered base. The swirling veneer and the stepped base show the Art Deco love of luxurious materials. Art Deco emerged in the 1920s and reached its height in the 1930s, a confident modern style of geometry, rich woods and fine craftsmanship that celebrated the age of the machine without aba...

This 1960s bamboo upholstered bowl chair from France is woven in bamboo and rattan as an egg-shaped bowl chair with a cream tufted cushion. The curving, bowl-like frame and the plump tufted cushion make it a perfect reading chair. Bamboo and rattan furniture enjoyed a revival in the 1960s, when its natural textures and sculptural shapes suited the relaxed, informal taste of the day. Its surface...

This pair of 1970s oak Mid-Century Modern chairs with upholstered seats from France, made in pale oak with cutout backs and cream cushion seats. The cutout backs and the pale oak give the chairs a light, sculptural look. Mid-century modern design, which flourished from the 1940s into the 1960s, favored organic shapes, honest materials and comfort in the years after the war. A natural patina has...

This 1970s Neo-Renaissance oak table in original patina from France is made in dark oak with a single drawer, turned legs and cross stretchers. The architectural stretcher and the strong proportions evoke the carved furniture of the 16th century. The Renaissance Revival, popular in the second half of the 19th century, looked back to the carved cabinets and architectural forms of 16th century Fr...

This 19th century oak mirror from France is framed in pale, textured oak, a mirror with a broad, softly worn border. The wide frame has a brushed, sun-bleached surface that lends a quiet, tactile character. The 19th century was an age of revivals and growing prosperity, when workshops across France reinterpreted earlier styles for a wider public and furniture was made in greater numbers than ev...

Stones: diamond, 2 round brilliant cut 1.75 mm .04ctw GH color/ VS2-SI1 clarity Width: 2.3 mm Weight: .3 dwts. / .4 grams Stamps: "14k" SKU: E2214 A Couple Of Things to Note: * This is a vintage item and may show signs of wear. It has been cleaned. * Please feel free to reach out to us with any questions! * All jewelry items have been graded and described by a GIA graduate gemologist!. Styles M...

This necklace features an unmarked engravable heart lock hanging from a cable chain necklace. The necklace comes with a Tiffany blue pouch. Metal: Sterling Silver Weight: 69.6 Grams Stamps: Tiffany & Co 925 Style: Cable Chain Closure: Lobster Clasp Chain Length: 16" Width: 10 mm Pendant dimensions: 27 x 20.6 mm. Styles Modern Necklace Length 16.0 in Brand Tiffany and Co. Period 1990s Country of...

This 20th century silver-plated champagne bucket from France is plated in silver with a banded body and a pair of ring handles. The tarnished silver and the horizontal bands give it a soft, aged glow. Silver plating, perfected in the 19th century, brought the look of silver to the table, and the champagne bucket became a fixture of the French bar and restaurant. A natural patina has developed o...

This 1880s Louis Philippe giltwood mirror from France is framed in a tall, arched gilt frame with a mirror plate softened by age. The gilded surface has a warm, aged glow, and the arched top gives the whole piece a graceful, upright presence. The Louis Philippe style belongs to the July Monarchy of 1830 to 1848, a period of comfortable bourgeois prosperity when French furniture settled into hea...

This set of six 1970s oak dining chairs with upholstered seats from France, made in pale, limed oak with ladder backs and cream upholstered seats. The ladder backs and soft cushions give a rustic set a light, airy look. The 1960s and 1970s embraced natural materials, handcrafted textures and a relaxed way of living, and furniture of the period often reads as sculptural. A natural patina has dev...

This 19th century Louis XV oak side table from France is made in dark fruitwood with a square top and gracefully curved legs. The curved cabriole legs and the delicate scale make it a graceful little table. The Louis XV style takes its name from the French king who reigned from 1715 to 1774, and its taste for curved lines and graceful ornament, known as Rococo, shaped French furniture for gener...

This 1900s Art Nouveau marble bust by Boilay from France is carved in white marble as a bust of a young woman in a headband. The delicate features and the softly modeled hair reflect the dreamy, sculptural taste of the turn of the century. Art Nouveau flourished from about 1890 to 1910, taking its inspiration from the curves of plants and flowing lines, and treating furniture and decorative obj...

This 19th century Louis XV ornate chest of drawers from France is made in dark, carved wood with five drawers and a shaped, carved apron. The shaped carved apron and the curved front show the exuberance of the style. The Louis XV style takes its name from the French king who reigned from 1715 to 1774, and its taste for curved lines and graceful ornament, known as Rococo, shaped French furniture...

This early 19th century French Proven al table from France is made in dark fruitwood with two drawers and gently curved cabriole legs. The curved legs and the shaped apron give a country table a touch of provincial elegance. French Provincial furniture grew from the regional workshops of the countryside, which adapted court styles into sturdier, simpler forms in local woods, built for daily lif...

This set of six 1960s Brutalist oak Mobichalet dining chairs from Belgium, made in heavy oak with chunky, sculptural frames. The rough-hewn, chunky forms are deliberately raw and massive. Brutalist design of the 1960s and 1970s favored bold, sculptural and heavily built forms in natural materials such as oak, with a deliberately raw and weighty presence. A natural patina has developed over the ...

This 20th century silver-plated tray from France is finished in brushed silver plate with a slender, organic outline. The soft, flowing shape reflects a modern taste for simplicity, and the pewter-like surface carries a gentle sheen. Silver plating, perfected in the 19th century, brought the look of silver to the table at a fraction of the cost and became a staple of French and Italian entertai...

This early 20th century French silverware box from France is covered in deep burgundy-brown with brass clasps and a brass carrying handle. The sturdy brass clasps and handle give the case a satisfying, fitted feel. The early 20th century in France stood between two worlds, the craft traditions of the previous century and the first stirrings of modern design, and pieces from the moment often com...