Pair of early Indian doors. This pair of hand made doors are quite heavy, Probably teak wood. Superb construction and carving. 24 inches W x 73 inches H.
Fine Victorian 4-panel room screen with arch-top walnut frame. Hand
embroidered gold, green and blue silk damask front with dark rose silk back.
Each panel 77 inches H x 17.5 inches W.
Austrian or Russian brass and iron fireplace fender c1780. Measures 46 inches wide by 13 inches high and 12 inches deep. This is one of the best fenders we have found.
Chinese silk embroidered bed cover c1930, 7' 3 inches x 8' 4 inches. Rare lovely decorative silk bed cover with birds and flowers. Excellent condition in Imperial yellow.
Pair of German Renaissance style Moresca dancers Munich town hall sculptures. See original pair at the Museum Munich, Stadt. See a very similar pair illustrated in page 220 in "Luxury Arts of the Renaissance" by Marina Belozerskaya The J. Paul Getty Museum Los Angeles. "The moresca a highly popular dance at courts across Europe was, in contrast, mostly a spectator sport of the aristocracy, as it was performed primarily by professional dancers accompanied by pipe and tabor. Baldesar Castiglione admonished that if a courtier wished to dance the moresca, he had best do so in private". This pair were made from Tere Cotta and are exact 20th reproductions of the originals. Each figure measures 27 and one half inches high and 16 inches deep. Excellent condition with minor repairs to two fingers.
