Every detail & finish has been carefully executed in this fabulous custom, Sub-Penthouse 17th floor Ritz-Carlton Residence renovated by Gonzalo Bueno, with 3-4 Bedrooms, separate Guest Wing, suede-walled Media Room, Office, 2 fireplaces, inlaid marble and hardwood floors, Venetian Plaster walls throughout the Living areas, 10 ft ceilings, custom closets & operable windows. Amazing attention to detail with many custom fabricated pieces including a backlit Onyx Powder Room wall, 2 custom fireplace surrounds & designer selected lighting. The entire home is fully automated Crestron controlled lighting, automated blackout shades on track system in bedrooms, TVs, A-V, music. The Living Room features a marble gallery, modern marble fireplace, bronze display niches & overlooks the 175 sq ft protected Terrace with 180 views of Downtown, Uptown & Trinity Corridor. Sleek integrated Bulthaup & Miele Kitchen offers refrigerator-freezer + 2 extra refrigerator drawers & 2 extra freezer drawers, full size wine refrigerator, gas cooktop, convection oven, plentiful pantry space & a Breakfast Area overlooking the skyline. Generous Primary Suite boasts sitting area, FP, corner views, Calacatta Vagli bath with window, separate vanities, private water closet & 2 custom designed closets. 2 ensuite Guest Suites have marble baths & walk-in closets. The study can be utilized as a 4th bedroom with a shared bath. Bonus 124 sf attached storage area, Laundry with sink, climate-controlled storage room & 3 parking spaces. 5-star hotel amenities: concierge, valet, room-service, catering, beautiful Owner's Lounge with book-matched marble FP & 2 large screen TVs hidden in credenzas, reflection fountain park with grill, separate pet park, well-equiped fitness center, resort pool & full-service newly renovated 12,000 sq ft Ritz-Carlton Spa, discounted world-wide hotel rooms & amenities. Fashionable Uptown near myriads of restaurants, shopping, entertainment & at the crux of 5 highways. 93 walk score.
Empress Xiaoxian, 1777
Ignatius Sichelbarth (Ai Qimeng, 1708–1780, Bohemia), Yi Lantai (active about 1748–86, China), and possibly Wang Ruxue (active 18th century, China), Empress Xiaoxian, 1777, with repainting possibly in the 19th century. Hanging scroll; ink and color on silk.
Pair of Large "Imari" Porcelain Vases, Japan Late 19th Century
very fine pair of Imari porcelain vases, of tapering form with flared top. Decorated with polychrome birds and flowers on white background. The body is painted with shaped panels of figural court scenes. A dragon made in relief wraps around the vase.
The Imari porcelain is a ceramic style born around 1600 in the area of Arita (???), city of potters on the island of Kyushu, in southern Japan. According to tradition, this is a Korean named Ri Sampei installed in the region, who operated a kaolin deposit at the foot of the hill of Izumiyama. He managed the merger of kaolin, up to 1400 ° C, to obtain similar porcelain to the Chinese one’s ending thus a monopoly that was older than seven centuries. This porcelain is characterized by a decoration using three colors: cobalt blue, iron red and white background porcelain, the whole being embellished with gold. It mainly presents floral decoration and was called “Imari”, the name of the port on the island of Kyushu, from where it was exported, a few kilometers from Arita. Because of the supply problems in China due to political unrest in the seventeenth century, the Dutch, with their East Company of the United Provinces, imported the first Imaris from Japan.
The Imari porcelain is a ceramic style born around 1600 in the area of Arita (???), city of potters on the island of Kyushu, in southern Japan. According to tradition, this is a Korean named Ri Sampei installed in the region, who operated a kaolin deposit at the foot of the hill of Izumiyama. He managed the merger of kaolin, up to 1400 ° C, to obtain similar porcelain to the Chinese one’s ending thus a monopoly that was older than seven centuries. This porcelain is characterized by a decoration using three colors: cobalt blue, iron red and white background porcelain, the whole being embellished with gold. It mainly presents floral decoration and was called “Imari”, the name of the port on the island of Kyushu, from where it was exported, a few kilometers from Arita. Because of the supply problems in China due to political unrest in the seventeenth century, the Dutch, with their East Company of the United Provinces, imported the first Imaris from Japan.
Rochester 4 Seater Sofa
The classic lines of the traditional deep buttoned Chesterfield style, complemented by a pleated border and teardrop shaped arm. A two cushion finish of Dacron topped foam fillers and metal stud detail.
Japanese 6-Panel screen - Kano school 17th century
Painting with ink and natural pigment colors and gold and gold leaf on paper. Many Chinese figures playing behind a bridge crossing a rippling river with mountains in the background and another group with dancers and musicians playing zither, drum, flute, lute and string and wind instruments (sheng). Behind them are the roofs of traditional houses and various mountains and hills.
Chinese genre and life painting.
Origin: Japan. Period: early Edo (1603-1868). Dimensions: L358 x H170 cm
Chinese genre and life painting.
Origin: Japan. Period: early Edo (1603-1868). Dimensions: L358 x H170 cm
Handsome Pair Harvey Probber style Octagon Drum Side Tables Mid-Century Modern
Handsome pair of Harvey Probber style octagon-shaped drum tables with hidden storage inside. These are very similar to the much-coveted octagon dry bars that Harvey Probber designed in the 60's. We believe these were made by the Lane Furniture Co. and they measure 22"t x 19"w x 19"d.
2 Chinese Chinoiserie Blue & White Porcelain Ginger Jar Mantel Urn Table Lamps
Pair of two antique blue and white Chinese porcelain ginger jar / urn shaped table lamps. Hand painted with a landscape showing a couple preparing to cross a small bridge, floral and leaf patterned border and a pair of bird / dove shaped handles. Wooden cap and base. Includes lucky coin shaped finial, harp, and silk shades.
Aukfa Manual Recliner Chair, Overstuffed Single Sofa for Home Office, Flannel, Blue
Regency Drum Table, Circa 1810
Regency period mahogany revolving drum table with olive green gilt-tooled leather top, the frieze fitted with alternating real and faux drawers, lion head ring pulls, raised on a vase-turned pedestal and four reeded splay legs ending in brass lion paw feet on casters.
French Black and Gold Bouillotte Lamp in Brass with Black Shades
French neoclassical style bouillotte lamps with adjustable tole shades painting in black. These Fine lamps are highly decorative and functional. They are currently not wired but can be professionally wired for an additional fee.
English Chippendale Inlaid Mahogany Tea Table C. 1940's
English Georgian Mahogany Inlaid butler's tray table. This classic table was known for its versatility, This table gallery has hinged lift up leaves with bright brass hardware. A bottom "X" stretcher connects the four straight legs. Notice the corner spandrels which was typical of the Georgian style.
Italy Mid 20th Century Louis Philippe Sleigh Sofa in Hand-carved Walnut
Italy Mid 20th century Louis Philippe sleigh sofa, by Bassano's Ebanistery in hand-carved walnut, wax polished. Spring padding and upholstery in good condition, sanitized, usable About Bassano's Ebanistery The Bassano del Grappa area, up to the hills of Asolo and the plain adjacent to them, have always been the area considered the cradle of a tradition of "knowing how to make beautiful and quality furniture". Real perfectly seasoned wood and the ability to select the best essences, the most suitable and reliable ones for strength and durability and finally ... the magnificent and famous wax and shellac polishing: the scent of the furniture of the past still available today to furnish homes richer in charm. The Bassano del Grappa area has always been a supplier of furniture, furnishings and art to the Venetian Villas of the aristocracy of Venice, widespread in the territories belonging for centuries to the Republic of Venice until 1800
Vintage Bar Cabinet
Ideal for entertaining, the Vintage Bar Cabinet offers a lot of storage while using up a small amount of wall space. The two handsome doors on the top are mounted on incredibly detailed solid brass hinges and the mirror backed cabinet behind the doors offers a lot of storage space and useable space with removable glass shelves and even a pull out tray! The lower portion of the cabinet also offers a lot of storage and removable shelves so you can store plenty of your favorite libations. All of this resting on sturdy legs and avery lovely carved skirt. Produced from the finest quality materials and burled veneers the Vintage Bar Cabinet features beautiful hand carved details on the corners which can be appreciated for a lifetime.
The vintage Bar Cabinet is constructed as one singular unit.There is a working key for the top section of the cabinet.
Waterford Lismore Pattern Hand Cut Crystal Glassware Set- 61 Pieces
Chippendale Style Glazed Mahogany Bookcase
A very good mahogany bookcase from the late Victorian period. Well made in solid mahogany in the manner of Thomas Chippendale. The over-sailing cornice is decorated with swags and dentil moldings. The two large glazed doors are embellished with scrolling carved astricals; the open to access a shelved display space. It is of generous proportions and the shelves are all adjustable. The whole piece stands on a base with characteristic carved ball and claw feet.
43 Inch Smart TV Flat Screen Frame LED Television Full
About this item
- 1080P FHD High-Definition Resolution: A magical key that can easily open the door to a wonderful visual world and fully meet any diverse needs for daily movie watching
- High - Dynamic Range, HDR10: Supports a 10-bit color depth and can display over one bilion colors. Color transitions are as smooth and natural as silk without any color banding, making you feel as if you were in a real and colorful world
- Android TV Smart OS: An easier way to enjoy the entertainment you love. Stream from your favorite apps play music and games, cast from any device, and more
- Google Cast Built-ln: Whether from a mobile phone, a tablet or a computer, through Google Cast, content can freely shuttle to FPD smart TV like lively spirits
- Packaging Contains: 43 lnch Smart Tv, Remote Control with AAA Batteriesx2, Base Mounting Accessories, AV Adaptel Cable and User Manual
A set of three gilt bronze twin-light wall appliques with anthemion backplates and foliate scroll arms
A set of three gilt bronze twin-light wall appliques with anthemion backplates and foliate scroll arms, on which are mounted flambeau shades. The gallery is also fitted with a bulb, surrounded by prism drops.
English, c.1930.
Extra Large English Victorian Overmantel Mirror
English Victorian wall mirror, having original glass with some foxing and imperfections in moulded and ebonised frame with beaded inner and outer edge, cavetto cornice with foliage carving, shallow frieze with latticework centre pane with fine scroll bellow all flanked by Shakespearian characters, gold leaf reeded decoration and fine scrolls above gilded columns with decorative capitals with petals and harebells, and floral scrolls to the base. This antique mirror is fitted with two wall brackets, ready to place on the mantel piece. c1880
Pair of Hickory Chair Co. Queen Anne Fireside Wing Back Chairs
Pair of Hickory Chair Co. Queen Anne Fireside Wing Back Chairs C1960
Measures - 41.25"H x 28.5"W x 29.5"D
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This 1920s Hepplewhite English sofa table exemplifies refined elegance with its gracefully curved drop leaves and classic mahogany finish. The table is supported by slender, reeded legs that feature exquisite banding, highlighting the meticulous craftsmanship. The single drawer, adorned with original oval brass pulls, adds both functionality and charm, making this piece a perfect blend of style and utility for any period interior.
Blue and White Porcelain Candy Box Table Lamp Blue Willow
Rosewood Square Plant Stand Three Foot High
Elegant solid rosewood three foot high square plant stand. This hand crafted display table will add a touch of elegance to your interior. Sleek, long-legged, and sturdy, it is a perfect stand to display your collectibles, lamps, statues, or porcelain. Delicate beveling exhibits the fine Chinese artisanship of this classic piece. Durable tongue and groove construction enhances the fine wood rosewood grain. Joined without nails with a hand rubbed lacquer finish that is water resistant. The dark red mahogany finish can complement most rosewood collections.
Japanese Blue and White Imari Vase
A large hand painted Imari vase decorated with phoenix, flowers and landscape scenes in excellent condition.
This carved wood blind door hutch
carved wood blind door hutch is available to purchase as is or for custom finish order. This gorgeous Jacobean style cabinet would be a perfect liquor cabinet, China Hutch, Linen Storage, or Entryway Table.
Antique Staffordshire Dog Lamp
Large Retired Lladro Thai Dancer Statue With Gres Finish
Large Vintage Lladro Geisha Sitting On A Tree
Vintage Large Lladro Figurine #4840 Japanese Geisha Arranging Flowers in Pot.
A Brief History of Lladró Figurines
The story of Lladró porcelain began in 1953, when three brothers, Juan, José, and Vicente Lladró launched their porcelain company in the Spanish town of Tavernes Blanques, a northeastern suburb of Valencia. While the first generation of their production centered on more functional pieces, Lladró shifted to focus on the figurine in the latter half of the 1950s. Their goal was in part to revive the decorative figurine tradition made popular with earlier stars of porcelain production, such as the extravagant Meissen pieces made popular in the 18th century. This revival was made easier with Lladró’s development of a streamlined firing process that allowed for a more efficient application of the characteristically rich pastel colors of their pieces.
By the following decade, the Lladró was rising to acclaim in Spain and beyond. Accordingly, the Lladró company expanded and developed both specialized lines and unique treatments for their figurines. For example, the 1970s witnessed the development of the Lladró “Gres” line, which were made of a more matte finish porcelain and fired with more subdued hues. They also pioneered the ability to render small bouquets of flowers in the hands of some of their figures, a technique known as “Flowers of the Season.”
By the 1980s, Lladró had a definitive international presence. That decade witnessed both the establishment of Lladró’s first international gallery and museum in New York City and the inauguration of the Lladró Collectors Society. The reverence for the Lladró brand continues today, with collectors hunting for – and finding – fantastic pieces across price points.
LLADRO NATIVITY SET ELEVEN LARGER SIZE FIGURINES WITH CRECHE
A fabulous vintage large piece of Lladro porcelain of a young Japanese Geisha sitting on a tree
Large Lladro porcelain model of a young girl sewing in a chair
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