Decor

The roast was always dry. The wine, far too sweet. But no one cared, because Sylvia set a table like a symphony. At the center of it all: this candelabra. Robust, theatrical, unapologetically Baroque. She claimed it was a gift from a Swiss admirer...

For three consecutive nights, Roland timed his routine with obsessive precision—at exactly 7:43 p.m., he lit the brass candelabra. Not a second earlier. Not a second late. The flick of the match, the low whuff of flame, the slow burn of beeswax—each motion calibrated...

They weren’t meant to be candlesticks, not at first. Mateo had been working with pewter for weeks, obsessing over tension and rhythm—stacking, compressing, distorting. He said they were studies in pressure, but to Alma, they looked like spines. Not human ones. Older. Something prehistoric,...

Lucille dabbed her lips with the corner of a linen napkin, adjusted her blouse, and gave the mirror one final glance. She didn’t trust it—at least, not entirely. It was the kind of mirror that softened sharpness, smoothed tension, gave just enough grace to...

Every morning at precisely 7:45, Walter flipped the date. It was a ritual, as predictable as his black coffee and the way he tapped his fingers on the desk before reading the news. March 18th. He paused. Something about it felt familiar. He glanced...

Marcel never trusted digital clocks. Too silent. Too precise. He preferred the weight of something mechanical, something that flipped forward with a satisfying clack at midnight. This little black calendar had been with him for years—quietly marking the passage of time on his desk,...

Mr. Langley adjusted his tie, tapped the cigar ash from his tray, and reached for the small brass knob on his desk calendar. With a smooth turn, the numbers clicked into place—March 18. Another day, another deal to close. It had been a gift...

Fish are friends, not food! And they're also fantastic accent pieces. This wooden fish sculpture looks like it swam straight out of a whimsical storybook, where creatures are as bold and imaginative as the humans who carve them. With its elongated body, spiky dorsal fins,...

- 14.5"dia, 3"d- Plastic- Corded with US plug- Condition: Excellent 

- 14.5"h, 10"w, 1.75"d- Brass, glass, leather- Battery-operated- Condition: Excellent; light wear to leather strap; a few scuffs to the surface

- 10"h, 18.5"w, 8"d - By Wayne Current (signed), limited edition 1/30 - Bronze, granite - Condition: Excellent

- 32"h, 30.75"w, 4.75"d - Paint on canvas - Condition: Excellent; cracks to paint throughout

- 6.25”h, 3.5”dia- Ceramic- Condition: Excellent

- 2.75"h, 7.75"dia - By Borge Rojalin for Dansk, Denmark, 1970s - Cast iron - Condition: Excellent

- 10.25"h, 6"w, 5.35"d - Ceramic - Condition: Excellent

- 11"h, 5.25"dia - By Lobeco, Spain, 1960s - Hand-carved wood- Condition: Excellent

- 18.5"h, 14.5"w- Lithograph on brown-toned paper, no signature.- Edition of 6500- Printed by Mourlot and published by Tériade, Paris- Condition: Excellent

- 18"h, 24"w- Original work on paper, signed- Condition: Excellent; some water marks on the bottom of the mat

- Lithograph by Beryl Cook, signed and numbered 92/300- Beveled edge walnut frame- Condition: Excellent 

- 24.5"h, 20.75"w- Lithograph by Sidney Goodman, signed, AP- Rounded edge teak frame- Condition: Excellent

- 25.25"h, 18.75"w- Mixed media on paper- Signed- Gold painted wooden frame, ready to hang- Condition: Excellent

- 20"h, 29.5"w- Graphite on paper- Distressed wooden frame- Condition: Excellent

- 28.25"w, 22.25"h- Mixed media on paper by Joseph Capozio (American, 1927-2016)- Double matted- Silver frame, ready to hang- Condition: Excellent

- 18.75"w x 22.75"h- Signed A. Raymond Katz, Hungarian/American (1895 - 1974)- White brush drawing on black paper, silver painted wooden frame- Ready to hang- Condition: Excellent; patina to edges of frame.

- 10"h, 22"w- Jacquard upholstery- Insert not included- Condition: Excellent

- 8.75"h, 6"w, 3.75"d - Glazed ceramic - Condition: Excellent; a few small chips

- 7"h, 5"w, 4.5"d - By Spectrum Division Designs, 1970s - White powder-coated metal - Condition: Excellent

- 10.5"h, 8.5"dia- Glazed ceramic- Condition: Excellent

- 4.75"h, 4.5"dia- Ceramic- Condition: Excellent

- 4"h, 7"w, 2.5"d - Keeps continental time- Plastic; accepts 2 AA batteries; can be wall mounted- Condition: New