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These masterpieces of African art that bridge the physical and spiritual realms. Hailing from the Guro people of Côte d'Ivoire, these intricate carvings are more than just visually striking sculptures...

Paper mâché furniture and decorative objects, including chinoiserie-style tables and storage boxes, were popular in the 19th century, particularly during the Victorian era (1837–1901). 

Weathered yet dignified, this 19th-century cast iron walking stick or umbrella stand is a relic of a bygone era. Featuring an intricate fleur-de-lis design, it stands as a symbol of both utility and artistry, radiating old-world charm.

A rare and striking Arts & Crafts oak candle stand takes center stage as a piece of both functionality and artistry. Standing tall and unique, this stool-shaped marvel is prolifically chip-carved, showcasing the most intricate detail that speaks to the master craftsmanship of its time.

The Salampasu mask is a fascinating and culturally significant artifact created by the Salampasu people, who inhabit areas of the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) near the Angolan border. These masks hold ...

In a quiet village nestled within the snow-draped mountains of Japan’s Tōhoku region, a humble woodcarver named Haruto sat by the warm glow of his workshop lantern. It was the late Edo period, and life in th...

The teak timber used to craft the candlesticks aboard H.M.S. Terrible is a remarkable relic of maritime history, imbued with a story of resilience and grandeur.

The wonderful elegance of the Edwardian era with a masterpiece of timeless craftsmanship—serving trays that carry over a century of history and artistry in every delicate detail.

Discovering the Beauty of Time: A Late 19th-Century Sculpture. There is a certain magic in objects that have withstood the test of time. They carry with them the whispers of history, the marks of their journey, and an undeniable allure born from their authenticity. 

The English Elm Six Plank Coffer, dated 1781, is a fascinating example of early furniture construction, showcasing the craftsmanship and utility of the Georgian period. 

Infuse your home with timeless charm and impeccable craftsmanship with this rare 19th-century pine chest of drawers, a true testament to enduring elegance.

Tibetan culture is renowned for its intricate artistry and deep symbolism, which are vividly reflected in its traditional artifacts. Among these treasures are copper planters, like the one adorned with brass dragons in the accompanying image. These objects are more than just decorative items; they are steeped in history, utility, and spiritual significance.