This female dress form or manequin was made of brown paper mache, now aged and tattered while showing off its authentic vintage appeal. The spindle base is black at the top and arms, while the base appears to be a very dark brown stain.

This impressive bronze immediately captures one's attention with a hungry grizzly bear protecting the salmon at its feet. This is a signed and dated sculpture by Sandy Scott (b. 1943), ed. 3/35, 2004.

This pair of generous sized cast iron urns resting on a square plinth have been sand-blasted, resulting in an attractive metallic finish. Note the wide and shallow shape of the planter bowl with an egg and dart decorative detail. Base: 17.5" wide by 18" deep.

Classical garden statue of putti representing two of the Four Seasons. The stone composite statue figures each depict a cherub with textured curly hair, rounded cheeks and naked body with one holding roses and the other a cluster of grapes.

Organic molave root sculpture, hardwood from Philippines. Molave is an indigenous species protected today by Philippine law.

Pair, original painted Russian icons on wood. Portrayal of Saint George, Saint Simon and Saint Aviva. Moscow School, Circa 1900's.

It is the very worn look that creates the wonderful appeal of this original painted toy horse. Worn where a child likely sat on it while tattered leather ears and carved black painted mane reflect a simpler time. Real horse hair was used to create the tail.

Double coffee mill with motor, two funnels, mill wheel made of iron. Plaque reads: Frigangs-Kaffemolle; A.Jørgensens & Co. (of Copenhagen, Denmark).
Sold in vintage used condition, built to run on 220V.

Highly decorative and elaborate green painted single horse drawn sleigh with pictorial gold trimmed panels, flowers, and gold painted griffin. A red velvet covered seat in rear for the driver and brass bells adorn the front.

Bronze garden figure of standing young boy with a crab in one hand and a jar in the other. Verdigris aged patina from years outdoors.

Four elm interior folding screen panels that still maintain their original green paint. Traditional Chinese fretwork design left in contrasting natural wood with faint, residual red paint creates a mesmerizing affect allowing light to pass through the room divider.

Original oil on canvas painted 4 panels form this impressive baroque style folding screen from the early 1900's. A city street scene with horse drawn carriage and lady walking along sidewalk. Backside is black with gold trim.

This antique French wrought iron chandelier (circa 1920) has eight arms that radiate out from the center. Each arm is set with a single light, with a candle cover resting on a drip pan. With scrolled arms and applied leaf details, the chandelier has been re-wired for US electricity.

Circa 1900 solid brass chandelier with a cherub supporting the center column decorated with a flowering vine. The six arms are nicely sculpted leaves and flowers and the finial imitates a cluster of grapes. The chandelier has the original old wiring and should be re-wired and the sockets replaced.

Each of the large ornate brass wall sconces has three goose neck arms with white frosted glass shades. The central ram's head is surrounded by a tied ribbon, wreath and leaf detail, in brass. These are from a Victorian Blackhawk, Colorado home and have the original wiring which needs to be replaced.

Rustic weathered Hungarian sled used for hauling cargo like firewood.

Circa 1880 antique steel safe from Denmark  painted green and made in two sections. The upper steel cabinet is supported by a wood base with a locking door and a single shelf inside. Both the safe and storage cabinet have keys.