This exquisite antique Indian doorway from the 19th century is a delightful enticement of its exquisite craftsmanship. Adorned with Moorish star molded panels and grand nailheads, its sandblasted finish reveals the timeworn beauty beneath its original paint. A captivating sight as an interior or exterior decor, it is sure to be the highlight of any home or garden.

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Found in the remote highlands of Nagaland, India this is rare antique ox yoke. This tribal artifact is not just a testament to primitive craftsmanship but also a cherished ceremonial piece, deeply rooted in tradition. Originally, this remarkable ox yoke served as a crucial piece of farm equipment, playing a vital role in daily agricultural life. However, it wasn’t just practical; it held immense ceremonial significance as well. This antique tribal artifact is adorned with prominent figures, including three exquisitely carved Nandi figures on the top, and delicate lotus flowers gracing each end. Carved from a single piece of wood, this rare Naga antique is a true work of art, showcasing both skill and heritage.

This antique ox yoke can be proudly displayed as a wall art carving or mounted on a stand as a decorative masterpiece.

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Hand-carved around 1870 from French oak, this plaque was originally intended to function as a ceiling medallion, most likely for a themed boiserie room. The walls of the room would have featured oak paneling with a similar rich brown finish and foliate motifs.

The plaque is comprised of several planks of oak, with the edges forming a roughly three-inch thick oval border. Set within this perimeter is a large canopy of curled leaves with a center roundel. All of the elements rise significantly above the low-lying border, extending about 3 ½ inches beyond and providing depth to the carvings. Our oak plaque can once again be used as a ceiling medallion or it can be hung on a wall as a beautiful piece of decorative art.

With its elaborate Rocaille style, this period Louis XV overdoor was hand-carved in France during the 1700s. Rocaille pieces featured dramatic movements that drew inspiration from nature, often expressed as a series of leafy counter-curves, as seen on this highly carved overdoor.

Supported by a long, chamfered base, the central element is a medallion of grape clusters behind a fluted and gadrooned chalice. A crinkled ribbon that emerges from the top of the medallion gently falls to the sides of the wine-themed items. The entire grouping is surrounded by a sinuous molding of a gadrooned leaf that is topped by a curled leaf dotted with rosettes. Although the leaf coil is asymmetrically shaped, the overdoor has an overall symmetrical appearance, as noted by the identical gadrooned leaves that form open scrolls flanking the medallion.

In the 18th century, this Rocaille overdoor would have been hung over a door, hence the name. The beautiful carving would have been paired with paneling on the walls that had wine and/or foliate themes. It can also be hung as a decorative wall accessory or used as a unique headboard for a larger bed, such as king or California king.

Taken from the iconic home of the famous designer, photographer, painter, and architect Kent Oppenheimer, these salvaged items represent some of the finest Mid-Century pieces we’ve ever encountered. This one-of-a-kind house was featured in the 1962 edition of Architectural Digest, as well as the Los Angeles Times, Home Builder and Remodeling Magazine, House and Garden Magazine, and Designer West Magazine. Originally crafted by Bray Architects, this timeless residence is rumored to have been a filming location for the original Ocean’s 11 and Diamonds Are Forever, in addition to hosting two separate glamorous photo shoots featuring the talents of Ben Affleck and Laura Dern, as shown in the photos below. Now is your chance to own a piece of history; Kent and his wife Margi, with their Mid-Century style expertise, personally designed the house themselves, including monumental Mid-Century front doors, elegant handmade wooden Goshi screen divider pieces, a space-age kitchen hanging cabinet straight out of the Jetsons, and remarkable Mid-Century drawer pulls, many of which are solid bronze. Additionally, we offer unique bathroom hardware, including some original Mid-Century bathroom lighting that can be used anywhere. All these items will be individually listed in separate groups for your consideration.

Enhance your bathroom’s style and functionality with this exquisite Bathroom Hardware Set, including hot and cold knobs and a faucet, all adorned with caps made from genuine green stone, possibly green agate or green jade. Additionally, the set features a matching stopper with a captivating stone, making it a statement piece for your bathroom.

This set not only adds a touch of elegance but also offers durability and lasting quality. The green stone caps on the knobs provide a unique and luxurious look, elevating your bathroom’s decor. While we cannot confirm the exact stone type, the captivating patterns and shades resemble the beauty of green agate or green jade.