Oceanic Furniture

Create an instant refreshing designer look with this striking Tannish brown leather pillow. Intricately crafted using honored time traditions and ...

Continuum 500 Wall Sconce by Lost Profile Studio Dimensions: W 22 x D 9 x H 50 cm Materials: Brass, Glass, Aluminium, LED Finishes: Aged Brass (wa...

This Treasure Patchwork Sheepskin rug is a rare and unique designer floor rug custom made by eluxury home. It is handcrafted in Australia with ...

Add soft and tactile textures to your decor with this dark linen shearling sheepskin pillow. The boucle style wool pile features a short curly wool that will bring natural styling to...

Add eclectic elements to your living space with this 18 x 18" natural Springbok pillow. Australian Designer, Emily Barbara personally selects each Afr...

Inspired by the high-tech architectural movement, the INOS table celebrates the aesthetic value of its metal structure. The stark lines of the welded steel frame create an ever-sh...

Introduce charming textures to your decor with this pure wool, shearling sheepskin rug. The boucle type wool is a short curly wool sheepskin that will transform any interior floor to life. Translating contemporary design paralleled with comfort and an expression of sustainable living, the 100x200cm floor rug preserves the natural and organic shape of each individual sheepskin used. Intricately crafted with Australian craftsmanship paired with genuine sheepskin injects earthy and luxurious elements into an interior landscape. Created by Australian Designer, Emily Barbara, her innovative sheepskin rugs and home decor are offered with customized design and made in any size, shape, and color. The sheepskin rug comes unlined exposing the natural skin and stitch work. The rug offers a versatile design and can be styled as a rug, bed throw, or used for upholstery. Features: Shearling sheepskin Colour: Natural White Rug is unlined Wool pile: 12-14mm (up to 1/2" pile) Made in Australia Natural product: It needs to be celebrated that this shearling rug...

Australian artisan design and craftsmanship, this high-end, vintage linen pillow provides casual luxury fused with contemporary elegance. Showcasing the natural beauty of European linen bringing inviting soft textures to both classic and formal interiors. Trimmed with white velvet piping adds a contemporary flair and completes the luxurious and graceful design of the luxury linen pillows. The premium quality linen showcases the natural luster of flax in a two-tone weave of natural hues, fusing vintage...

Add comforting and luxe textures to your decor with this plush grey and white sheepskin pillow. Made from the finest eco-friendly sheepskins, guaranteed to not have been processed th...

Early Papua New Guinea Sepik tightly woven raffia mask from a talipun bride price currency piece. Old very encrusted surface. Areas of red and other pigments. Wonderful heart shaped...

Create a fresh and stylish designer look with this deluxe tan leather pillow. Intricately handcrafted using honored time leather craftsmanship paire...

It's the season of the exotic and wild leopard prints, so let your interiors be set free with this ostentatious leopard print lumbar pillow. A beautiful designed print, screen printed over an African Springbok fur capturing incredible rich and natural undertones found in each individual springbok fur. The pairing of the leopard print and the springbok allows this rectangle leopard print pillow...

The Formation double sconce is an elegant wall-mounted LED lighting fixture ideally suited for, hallways, powder rooms, and other commercial spaces that require accent lighting...

From gentle softness to the perfectly tailored cushion, this grey / brown shearling sheepskin pillow brings natural styling to life with minimal fuss. The boucle wool style cushion features a short curly wool pile which translates modern stylish design paralleled with comfort and an expression of natural signature living. Featuring a barissa dyed technique with a mushroom brown base and highlighted grey tips creating a beautiful display of mixed color tones which compliments the pure wool tactile elements that will uplift any piece of furniture with charm and charisma. This Australian made pillow is handcrafted by Artisans using high quality Australian shearling sheepskin, complimented with a Spanish Suede...

Introduce charming tactile elements found in this natural pebbles, abstract shearling pillow. The boucle pillow features short curly wool that will bring a room to life, translating contemporary design paralleled with comfort and an expression of sustainable living. Crafted from a combination of three different shearling sheepskin, creating a unique contemporary abstract design intricately crafted from the finest Australian craftsmanship. Pairing the natural wool and three-tone pallet will inject earthy and natural luxe elements, providing warmth and contemporary charm. Style on its own or mix and match with our shearling pillows or shearling rug...

The naturalness and softness of a sheepskin rug can quickly elevate a room's beauty. On the floor, thrown over chairs and couches, this versatile design piece is a favorite of the Fo...

A large digging stick used for the ceremony of planting the first yams of the season circa first half of the 20th century, purportedly from the ex-collection of the Children's Museum...

The Bricolo Collection emerges from a constructivist ethos and a true bricoleur spirit, embracing the challenge of working with only bent steel bars and pre-cut flat bar to shape a d...

Secret Pen Box “There’s something deep inside my psyche that is fascinated with secret compartments. Perhaps it has to do with my childhood on the farm. It was a time of constant discovery. Being free to roam over hundreds of acres of rugged bushland, I was forever discovering the secret places where the small birds, animals and insects of the bush hid from prying eyes. Discovering them took many hours and sometimes days of patience and skill. Just like discovering where we have placed secret compartments within our pieces. This box has been made with great skill and passion. And it is very difficult to discover it’s secrets. I know this unique treasure will become a well-loved family heirloom. Please enjoy it, and all the joy and intrigue it will bring you”…David Boucher This intriguing box of drawers provides storage for up to thirty-one pens and features five very secret opening mechanisms. It was created in its entirety in our workrooms in Toowoomba, Australia. The attention to detail is meticulous. There’s a concealed top tray along with four ‘hidden’ drawers that have no obvious way of opening. Each item of material was painstakingly selected. Macassar Ebony, North Queensland Figured Butt Maple (It’s amazing story can be read below) red Shagreen and Italian leather. The very intricate drawer-opening mechanisms and the nickel-plated brass feet have been custom made for this piece. Drawer sides are made from quarter-sawn solid Queensland Silver Ash and feature very fine, hand-cut dovetails. Each drawer is precision fitted with fine red Italian leather. There are even protective leather pads with intricately folded edges under each foot. The box is beautifully hand finished with a durable satin lacquer. Signed and engraved with the registered number. PLEASE NOTE : Maximum pen diameter capacity • Top opening compartment -Maximum Pen diameter - 23mm • 3 drawers – Maximum Pen diameter - 25mm A video explaining how to access each of the secret opening systems will be supplied to the purchaser. (The story of this North Queensland figured Butt Maple that has been used inside the lid of the Secret Pen Box. “The figure and colour of this amazing piece timber is the result of a rare trick of nature. Some 200 years ago, a large North Queensland Maple tree fell victim to the destructive force of a Pacific Ocean cyclone. Few trees survived the storm, but this tree was different. It was destined for much bigger things. The tree was crushed, bent and twisted by the massive cyclonic winds, but when all fell calm, it was still standing. Over the next 100 years, the bent and heavily leaning tree grew to become a massive giant. The timber grain inside became wrinkled from the compression and slowly developed into a treasure box of colour and figure. When the tree finally died, it was recovered and taken to an old country sawmill in the high country inland from Cairns in North Queensland in 1901. At the mill it was in the process of being sawn into house framing when the incredible figure of the wood's grain was exposed. The alert mill owner stopped the saw, seeing a far bigger purpose for the amazing timber in the log. His decision to have the timber cut into veneers was to have far reaching implications. The log was taken by bullock wagon to Cairns, …an amazing journey in those days. The wagon was precariously winched down the treacherous tracks over the side of the Great Dividing Range. This was done in short stages with a series of large pulley blocks and ropes tied to trees along the hillside, using the bullock team to counterbalance the weight of the wagon and its load. From there it was hauled to Cairns harbour and floated out to be winched aboard a waiting sailing ship for the long trip to Sydney, some three thousand kilometres away. There an old German veneer maker had a small veneer factory where the log was cut into the spectacular veneers you see here today. The old man was so amazed with the pattern, that he took them home and secreted them away in his wine cellar, there to be kept in storage waiting for a "special purpose", worthy of their extreme rarity. Upon his death, the veneers were passed into the safe keeping of his daughter and her husband, and subsequently, after a four year negotiation, were obtained by David Boucher on the promise that his amazing designs would properly fulfil the "special purpose" that her father had wished for them. This is the same timber that was used to make a beautiful Writing Compendium...

It's the season of refreshing whites and soft natural textures, so why not style your interiors with this Cabana, natural white linen pillow. A captivating cushion made from 100% uph...

Add refreshing elements to your interiors with this Cabana, linen and leather pillow. A contemporary classic cushion made from 100% upholstery, textured linen trimmed with Italian tan leather edging that adds an elegant contrast to the design. Australian designer, Emily Barbara has used the combination of leather and linen capturing the beauty of styling with natural textures, while minimizing greatly the usage of synthetic fibers in her collection. The natural white linen pillow...

Oil on canvas painting by Selby Warren (Australian, 1887-1979), dated 1971. It measures 26"H x 26.5"W framed.

A delightful and fanciful Chambri Lake fired and pigmented pottery vessel with applied molded face design, mid 20th century Aibom village, Chambri Lake, Middle Sepik River region, Pa...

Early Papua New Guinea Sepik tightly woven raffia mask from a talipun bride price currency. Areas of white, black and red pigments. Wonderful heart shaped face with open eyes and mouth. This mask or face would have been tied to a large shell which was the currency used...

A very large framed oil on canvas by extensively exhibited Australian artist, Beverley Downie. Downie's keen interest in opera has always influenced ...

A Hardwood Joint Stool Provenance: Private Australian Collection. Dimensons: Height: 49cm. Width: 50cm. Depth: 33.5cm.

Macassar Ebony Keepsake Box “Beautiful boxes are a passion of mine. The idea of having something truly beautiful to place special memories into has always had a strong emotional appe...

This handcrafted steel storage cabinet features an elongated quadrangular form and a distinctive patina that highlights the natural richness of the material. Three hinged steel doors...

Pale Eucalypt Table 03 by Coco Flip Dimensions: D 48 / 122 x H 32 / 36 / 40 / 42 cm Materials: Mild steel, powder-coated with zinc undercoat. Weight: 30 kg Coco Flip is a Melbourne...

A rare example of a Churinga with the ritual painting not having been removed.

Tall slender seated wood figure with long slender legs clasped at chest, holding fruit by feet. Carribean Islands or French Polynesia, Mid 20th century It is in good condition with ...

Tapa dance shield. Baining People, New Britain, Papua New Guinea. First half, 20th century Pounded mulberry bark painted with natural pigments Measure...

A beautiful, singular silver gelatin photographic print by renowned Australian photographer/artist titled "Uta Uta Tjangala's camp at Yayayi Bore, 1973" The one-off, unique work is hand pencil signed, titled, dated (printed in 1991), and numbered (1/1) by Rhodes in the lower margin. Jon Rhodes was born in Wagga Wagga, New South Wales in 1947. before moving at a young age to Brisbane, Queensland. He took up photography in the late 60s which eventually led him to documentary work as an assistant cinematographer in countries such as Australia, Papua New Guinea, and India where he developed his cinematic approach to photography. It was also in the 1970s that he began his collaborative work with the Indigenous Australian Aboriginal Peoples. Today Rhodes is widely viewed as a pioneer in bringing a high-art approach to documenting the lives of Aboriginal People living in remote communities. Rhodes's work can be found in numerous major Australian collections and prominent museums including: The Art Gallery Of New South Wales, Sydney The Museum of Australian Photography...

Andrea Sullivan graduated from the National Art School with a Bachelor of Fine Arts in 2000. She has lived in Fontainebleau, London, Toronto, and New York before recently settling on...

Command attention with this monumental vintage woven rattan headdress, a striking example of ethnographic-style fiber art that evokes the spiritual mystery of Oceania and West Africa...

A beautiful, singular silver gelatin photographic print by renowned Australian photographer/artist titled "Uta Uta Tjangala and Yala Yala Tjungurrayi Gibbs at Yumari Rockhole, 1990" The one-off, unique work is hand pencil signed, titled, dated (printed in 1991), and numbered (1/1) by Rhodes in the lower margin. Jon Rhodes was born in Wagga Wagga, New South Wales in 1947. before moving at a young age to Brisbane, Queensland. He took up photography in the late 60s which eventually led him to documentary work as an assistant cinematographer in countries such as Australia, Papua New Guinea, and India where he developed his cinematic approach to photography. It was also in the 1970s that he began his collaborative work with the Indigenous Australian Aboriginal Peoples. Today Rhodes is widely viewed as a pioneer in bringing a high-art approach to documenting the lives of Aboriginal People living in remote communities. Rhodes's work can be found in numerous major Australian collections and prominent museums including: The Art Gallery Of New South Wales, Sydney The Museum of Australian Photography...

Unusual dramatic and large ceremonial female figure from New Guinea hand made with carved wood and mixed media.

Original Australian film poster for the 1968 drama staring Joe Dallesandro and Geraldine Smith, and directed by Paul Morrissey. This film was pr...

Ancient Kauri or Swamp Kauri refers to prehistoric Kauri forests, buried and preserved in peat swamp up to 50,000 years ago in New Zealand’s North Island by an unexplained act of nat...

Batman life-size statue "The Dark Knight" replica of super hero made of fiberglass by Studio Oxmox. Limited edition. Dimensions with base included.

This unique red-orange Crocoite needle-like crystals from Red Lead Mine, Dundas, Tasmania, Australia. The lustrous and clean crystals have high visibility on the matrix, making this ...

Bamboo and brass Hall stand with mirror in the style of the asthetic movement. The tiger cane bamboo has been stripped and refinished. the shelves have bee...

A wonderful, unique, and very engaging original stone painting titled "Rainbow Serpent, Ngalyod" by prominent Australian Aboriginal artist Bobby Barrdjaray Nganjmirra (1915-1992). Th...

A stylish set of nesting tables designed by Bob Roukema for Jon Jansen in New Zealand, circa 1950s. This stunning set of three nesting tables feature a walnut-stained mahogany frame with its original cork tiled...

Brass Tape Dispenser by Henry Wilson Dimensions: W 14 x D 5 x H 7 cm Materials: Brass The brass tape dispenser is a hefty piece of stationery. I...

A beautiful, singular silver gelatin photographic print by renowned Australian photographer/artist titled "Uta Uta Tjangala and Yala Yala Tjungurrayi Gibbs at Yumari Rockhole, 1990" The one-off, unique work is hand pencil signed, titled, dated (printed in 1991), and numbered (1/1) by Rhodes in the lower margin. Jon Rhodes was born in Wagga Wagga, New South Wales in 1947. before moving at a young age to Brisbane, Queensland. He took up photography in the late 60s which eventually led him to documentary work as an assistant cinematographer in countries such as Australia, Papua New Guinea, and India where he developed his cinematic approach to photography. It was also in the 1970s that he began his collaborative work with the Indigenous Australian Aboriginal Peoples. Today Rhodes is widely viewed as a pioneer in bringing a high-art approach to documenting the lives of Aboriginal People living in remote communities. Rhodes's work can be found in numerous major Australian collections and prominent museums including: The Art Gallery Of New South Wales, Sydney The Museum of Australian Photography...

From Red Lead Mine, Dundas, Tasmania, Australia Colorful specimen of bright red-orange translucent crocoite crystals on brown gossan with minor yellowish-white gibbsite microcryst...

This handcrafted tribal trophy skull replica from Irian Jaya, Papua New Guinea, is a striking piece of ethnic decor that reflects the ancestral warrior traditions of the Papuan tribes. Made from sculpted resin and adorned with natural feathers, shells, seeds, resin, and beeswax, it authentically reproduces the ceremonial skulls once displayed as symbols of strength and honor. Each piece is hand-assembled using traditional techniques, with intricate details that evoke both mysticism and cultural depth. The crown of natural feathers, the central shell in the nasal cavity, and the eye sockets filled with organic materials reflect historic embalming rituals. This tribal skull...

This passage doorknob set includes two white ceramic doorknobs with a gold snowflake motif and two polished brass rosettes. Made by Gainsborough. The original mounting screws are not...

Original vintage World War Two propaganda poster - New Zealand Fights for the Future - featuring a peaceful image in shades of blue of children walking along a country road with tree...

Modern Kauri dining table made from solid Ancient Swamp Kauri wood. A live edge Kauri dining table made from New Zealand 50,000-year-old Ancient Swamp Kau...

A beautiful and large example of Oceanic art, this delightful woven mask would have been used on the gable of a middle Sepik meeting house. The wildly expressive form is accentuated ...

Mid to late 20th century incised bamboo comb, Huon Gulf, Morobe Province, Papua New Guinea This large incised comb is typical of the bamboo combs of the Huon Gulf area. This parti...

Unusual turned miro wood vase or drinking vessel from Pitcairn Island made by Parkins Christian, a descendant of Fletcher Christian - leader of the Mutiny o...

A yam ancestor TOTEM pole from the mid-Sepik River region of Papua New Guinea. Carved out of a solid wood by the Abelam people, who cultivated yams as their main crop, the pole featu...

ADesignStudio Crackle W3 Wall Light – Sculptural Blown Glass Fixture with Radiant Reflections Listed price reflects starting point only. Final pricing varies based on selected finis...

Made of soft, smooth, rayon and with an authentic sewn in on three sides "Diamond Head Sportswear" label, this vintage Hawaiian shirt is from t...

This exceptional 116-carat Boulder Opal from Queensland, Australia, displays a mesmerizing play of color with vivid flashes of electric blue, green, and fiery orange coursing through...

Original vintage World War Two recruitment propaganda poster for the Second Australian Imperial Force (2nd AIF; 1939-1947) voluntary military forces - How she'll prize your letters from overseas Join the AIF - featuring a lady's hand holding a photograph of a soldier in army uniform...

Group of three early Papua New Guinea Sepik miniature tightly woven raffia yam mask with areas of heavy yellow and black pigments. Different Bird imagery in...