Chinese Porcelain Butterfly Matching Pair of Fish Bowl

Pair of antique Chinese blue and white porcelain happiness vases, circa the 19th-20th centuries. Hand-painted and slightly different than each other, featuring a tapered neck with h...

Rare KPM porcelain figural inkwell depicting a Chinaman in a wonderfully ornate traditional robe of pale apricot decorated in a flowing floral pattern ...

A pair of 19th Century tall columnar-style covered vases in fine Meissen gilt porcelain, featuring turquoise bluish-green base colors over a creamy-white ...

1987 Set of 3 Matching MMA Sterling Silver Snowflake Ornaments #18720 This beautiful set of matching snowflake ornaments by the Metropolitan Museum of Art features 3 stunning snowfl...

Silver fish grayling handicraft

Fabergé Angel Fish Figurine – A Symbol of Fortune and Elegance Like a shimmering dream captured in stone, this exquisite Fabergé sculpture depicts a...

A synergy between gemstone and art enclosed in a subtle piece - Emerald Fish Carving. In modern spiritual beliefs and practice, fish have come to symboli...

Introducing a charming antique silver fish with ruby eyes, crafted for the Russian Imperial court by one of Carl Fabergé’s finest jewelers, Julius Rappoport. Julius Rappoport created most of the elegant silver animal figurines for the House of Fabergé. These pieces served various purposes—from wine jugs and bell buttons to lighters and decorative objects—or simply as delightful collectibles. His earliest works date back to 1890. Some of Rappoport’s creations are held in the Kremlin Armory and the Hermitage Museum. His figurines are renowned for their intricate detailing, while Fabergé’s works stand out for their exceptional realism—though the firm was not the first to craft silver animal figures...

A very rare and important figure of 'Salome' holding the head of John The Baptist crafted in Austria. The figure is the work of Karl Klaus (1889-1925) and was crafted by the maker Ernst Wahliss around 1911. The figure depicts Salome, daughter of Herod II and Heordius, standing tall whilst reclining her neck, holding in her hands the severed head of John the Baptist. Richly decorated in a restrained palette of black, white, indigo blue, red and gold the figure is undeniably decorated in the Secessionist taste. Klaus was a student of Josef Hofmann and designed several figures and decorative pieces for Ernst Wahliss under the label 'Serapis Wahliss...

This is a beautifully crafted porcelain figurine depicting a whimsical and romantic scene. The centerpiece features a serene maiden surrounded by playful cherubs, each delicately ado...