19th century salesman miniature chest

A rare salesman sample or an apprentice miniature chest of drawers. This Scottish mahogany chest of drawers (Ogee) was beautifully crafted around 1880. These types of miniatures were used either as examples by the carpenter for his apprentices or as a representative for the sale of his furniture.

High 36 cm
Wide 37 cm
Thickness 24 cm

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Kutahya baluster vase 19th century

A Kutahya pottery vase. Probably made in Western Anatolia in the 19th century. Ottoman Turkey. Beautifully decorated with floral elements. especially the tulips

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Brussels faience bowl

A 18th century 'La Haie Fleurie’ Brussels faience bowl. Stylized as a fruit basket. This bowl is beautifully decorated with floral elements and a bird. This Kakiemon decor is beautifully painted in polychrome. This piece was made in the first half of the 18th century. Attributed to Philippe Mombaers.

This bowl is very rare because of its size

18.5cm High
30.5cm Wide
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Rare Gothic bronze mortar

A rare Gothic bronze mortar dating to the 15th/16th century. This mortar, with its distinctive single handle, originates from the Alpine region/Austria. The mortar has a beautiful, uniform dark brown patina.

Weight: 3936 grams
Height: 14.5 cm
Width: 18 cm"
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Bronze censer

A large Chinese bronze tripod censer

Marked With the Xuande Mark. Qing Dynasty, 18th-19th century.

Weight 2370 grams
High 13,5 cm
Wide 19,5 cm

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Bronze censer

A smal Chinese bronze tripod censer

Marked With the Xuande Mark. Qing Dynasty, 19th century.

Weight 253 grams
High 6 cm
Wide 8,5cm

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Famille rose plate

Rare Chinese 18th century famille rose plate made for the Southeast Asia Bencharong market. This plate is polychrome decorated all around with floral elements and eight purple/pink lotus leaves in the middle. The detail and composition of the decoration is sublime.


23 cm Diameter
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Imari baluster jar

An Imari baluster jar and cover
Circa 1720

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Bohemian glass

A stunning Art Deco glass from Haida, Bohemia, circa 1920, most likely designed by Wenzel Kulka. This amber-colored goblet, adorned with gold leaf, is mouth-blown from crystal glass and features the typical elements of Art Deco.

Height: 18 cm
Width: 14 cm

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Dutch Mortar

A beautiful late 17th to early 18th-century Dutch mortar, known as a 'smooth mortar' (*gladde vijzel*). Its shape indicates that it was crafted during a transitional period between the 17th and 18th centuries, when mortars were decorated in a more restrained style."

4710 grams
13.5 high
15.5 wide

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Gothic candlestick

A 15th century Dutch brass candlestick. Circa 1480-1500

Weight: 896 grams
Height: 24,5 cm
Width: 8,5 cm

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Hispano-Moorish Gothic bronze mortar

Hispano-Moorish Gothic bronze mortar (Mortero Gótico) with a beautiful dark patina. Mortars of this type have their origins in the 12th century, or possibly earlier. This mortar was made in the 15th-16th century in Portugal, or Spain, and shows significant influences from early Islamic mortars.

Weight: 3901 grams
Height: 12.5 cm
Width: 16.3 cm

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