Vintage Objects

René Gruau Bonjour Chérie Limited Edition Lithograph, 74/300 Printed by Mourlot, Paris Import of Art into the US should be exempt from all U.S. import tariffs but please check. ...

René Gruau — “Rouge Baiser” (1990) Limited edition hand-pulled lithograph on Japanese handmade paper Signed numbered 29/300 in Pencil H. 96 x W. 76 x D. 4 cm (Frame Included...

René Gruau (1909–2004) “Au Champs de Cours” — 1989 Limited Edition Hand-Signed Lithograph Edition 33/300 on Fine Art Deckled-Edge Paper With Fine Art Showcase Certificate of Authe...

Microlight Table Lamp by Ernesto Gismondi for Artemide, Italy, 1990s An elegant expression of late-20th-century Italian design, this Microlight table lamp was designed by Ernesto Gi...

Exceptional Pair of 1970s Monumental Hollywood Regency Brass Deer — Attributed to the Style of Sarreid Ltd. / Maison Jansen A striking and highly decorative pair of monumental brass...

Nick Oudshoorn (Dutch, 1942–2018) Kind of Orange, 1996 Limited Edition Screen Print — No. 3/30 Hand-signed and numbered by the artist Frame size: H 71 × W 61 × D 2 cm (Approx. 2...

1997 OMAS Return to the Motherland Limited Edition Fountain Pen Solid 18K Gold · No. 063/200 · 123g · Mint Full Set w/ Original 1997 Red Ink A rare and historically weighted masterpiece — this 1997 OMAS Return to the Motherland fountain pen was created to honor the handover of Hong Kong from British to Chinese governance, marking one of the most significant geopolitical transitions of the 20th century. Only 200 examples were produced worldwide, each individually numbered. This piece is No. 063/200, preserved in mint, uninked condition, and complete with every original component. Crafted entirely in 18 karat gold and weighing an impressive 123 grams, the pen is sculpted in deep high-relief — a tactile narrative rendered directly into precious metal. Sculptural Symbolic Detail • Imperial Dragon in full sculptural relief — symbol of prosperity, sovereignty and protection • Flowing silk texture motifs — referencing millennia of Chinese heritage and continuity • Engraved Great Wall — endurance, culture, identity, the spine of civilization • Pink/White Dolphins — indigenous to Hong Kong waters, symbols of harmony, freedom, renewal • Red lacquer grip and finial — the color of fortune, vitality and auspicious beginnings in Chinese culture These elements are not printed — they are carved, dimensional and alive with symbolism. A writing instrument that feels like a piece of sculpture. Nib — Two-Tone Gold with Commemorative Engraving The pen is fitted with a two-tone 18K gold nib — white finished (rhodium/platinum over 18K) with inlaid yellow-gold dragon details and engraved: “HONG KONG 1997” Also signed OMAS · 18K This feature alone makes the edition unmistakable: culturally specific, commemorative, and produced at a level of craftsmanship few modern pens approach. Complete, Original Presentation ✔ No. 063/200 ✔ Inner and outer boxes (deep red, gold accents) ✔ Commemorative gold-plated display case...

Ido Masao (b. 1945) – '秋日高山寺 Autumn Day, Kozanji Temple, Kyoto Original Japanese Woodblock Print 26.5 × 36.5 cm (10.43 × 14.37 in) Edition: 103/300 Signed, titled & numbered in p...

Extraordinary Leonardo da Vinci Helicopter Model — hand-crafted in 1989 by Italian master model-maker Giovanni Sacchi — presented as a gift to Paolo Viti during the International Des...

Mid-century Paul Kingma coffee table with “floating” top, 1960s A striking and rare mid-century coffee table by renowned Dutch sculptor and designer Paul Kingma, crafted in the 1960...

Napier Silver plated Penguin cocktail shaker Description Provenance This is a striking 1930s Art Deco figural penguin cocktail shaker, silver-...

Masao Ido (1945–2016) “Rape Blossoms” (油菜の花, Nanohana / Rape Blossoms) Signed and numbered by the artist, lower margin Hand-printed woodblock print on fine Japanese washi paper I...