Europe’s design heritage spans centuries of innovation, craftsmanship, and regional character. From the carved walnut figures of the Black Forest to the gilded porcelain of Sèvres and Meissen, these objects reflect the artistic and cultural evolution of their time. Each item carries the mark of its region -Italian Renaissance revival maiolica, French Empire ormolu, German Romantic carving, or Scandinavian folk art, all telling stories of faith, trade, and artistry that shaped Europe’s material identity.
Collectors are drawn to the individuality of these works: the human hand evident in a Venetian bronze, the naïve charm of Alpine wood carving, the precision of Neoclassical furniture marquetry, or the painted warmth of a Provençal ceramic platter. Whether from the grandeur of Parisian salons or the quiet craft traditions of rural Europe, these pieces remain tangible records of history.
Saint Anthony of Padua with Christ Child, Iberian Carved Wood Statue, c.1800
Bronze boar's head inkwell after Christophe Fratin signed Barrie c.1900
Dutch engraved brass tobacco casket, mid 19th century with claw-and-ball feet
Pair of French pique-assiette ceramic memory jugs c.1900
Spanish Talavera blue and white faience inkwell, 18th century
Pair of Art Deco amber pressed glass candlesticks, European c.1930s
Sicilian Caltagirone maiolica albarello with hand-painted fish, 18th century
French bronze Grand Tour tazza with Cupid riding a bear, 19th century
Spanish Hispano-Moresque glazed earthenware heraldic bowl, circa 16th century
Antique Dresden porcelain hand-painted floral cup and saucer circa 1900
Large antique Belgian polychrome plaster Gothic Revival Calvary group late 19th century
Bay Keramik 630-25 West German Fat Lava red glaze vase circa 1970
German porcelain cockatoo attributed to Wagner & Apel Lippelsdorf
Italian Empoli marbled opaline glass jug by Vetreria Barbieri circa 1970
Cranberry cut-to-clear crystal vase, Val Saint Lambert style, mid-century
Carl Deffner German Jugendstil brass counterweight cantilever candlestick, circa 1900
Moser Cabochon Bohemian emerald green cut glass large lidded jar, circa 1900
First World War trench art brass and copper money box with pen rests
Antique French wooden duck decoy with anchor weight, circa 1900
Nils Kähler blue moonflask vase for H.A. Kähler Denmark, circa 1960
Alsterfors Swedish orange cased glass hooped lamp base, attributed to Per Ström circa 1970
Dutch green-glazed earthenware oil lamp and candle holder, 17th century
Early North European leaded bronze pouring jug, 16th century
St Louis antique lampwork pelargonium glass paperweight, circa 1850
French silver filigree Brittany ermine and crown brooch, circa 1900
Vintage 800 silver filigree cross pendant with 925 silver chain
Baccarat scramble Gridel millefiori glass paperweight France, circa 1850
Antique Baccarat rondello circlet millefiori glass paperweight France, circa 1850
