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26/08/2026

A pair of Victorian milk glass and colored glass parlor lamps
with hand-painted details.
TIME PERIOD
Late 19th Century
ORIGIN
United States
ESTIMATED VALUE
I estimate this pair of Victorian parlor lamps to be valued
between 600/750$
HISTORY
Parlor and banquet lamps gained immense popularity during
the late Victorian era, particularly following the introduction of
safe, reliable kerosene burning mechanisms in the mid-19th
century. These decorative fixtures served as the primary source
of ambient lighting in middle and upper-class homes before the
widespread adoption of domestic electricity.
Often referred to as ‘Gone with the Wind’ lamps due to their
prominent role in period-set theatrical and cinematic
productions, these dual-tier lamps combined colored or milk
glass fonts with ornate brass burners. Artisans frequently
embellished the glass globes and bodies with hand-painted
floral motifs, raised relief patterns, and gilt accents to match the
lavish interior aesthetics of the Victorian parlor.
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26/08/2026

A pair of Victorian milk glass and colored glass parlor lamps
with hand-painted details.
TIME PERIOD
Late 19th Century
HISTORY
Parlor and banquet lamps gained immense popularity during
the late Victorian era, particularly following the introduction of
safe, reliable kerosene burning mechanisms in the mid-19th
century. These decorative fixtures served as the primary source
of ambient lighting in middle and upper-class homes before the
widespread adoption of domestic electricity.
Often referred to as ‘Gone with the Wind’ lamps due to their
prominent role in period-set theatrical and cinematic
productions, these dual-tier lamps combined colored or milk
glass fonts with ornate brass burners. Artisans frequently
embellished the glass globes and bodies with hand-painted
floral motifs, raised relief patterns, and gilt accents to match the
lavish interior aesthetics of the Victorian parlor.
MilkGlass MilkGlassLamp HandPaintedGlass AntiqueLamps VintageLighting VictorianDecor AntiqueDecor PeriodLighting CollectibleDesign AntiqueFurniture VintageInteriors InteriorDesign AntiqueLovers VintageFinds EuropeanInteriors BeirutAntiques LebanonAntiques LeDepotMkales

24/08/2026

This is a late 19th-century French Renaissance Revival carved
walnut cabinet.
TIME PERIOD
Circa 1880-1890
ORIGIN
Paris, France
HISTORY
The 19th century witnessed a widespread revival of historic
architectural and decorative styles across Europe, with the
French Renaissance movement being particularly celebrated for
its grand scale and meticulous craftsmanship. Cabinetmakers in
centers such as Paris and Lyon drew heavy inspiration from
16th-century masterpieces, incorporating deep relief carvings,
classical columns, and elaborate pediments into domestic
furniture. Walnut remained the premier medium for these
ambitious pieces due to its rich grain, durability, and ability to
hold crisp, intricate chisel work.
Such cabinets served primarily as display furniture and storage
for precious household goods in the formal salons of aﬄuent
bourgeois homes. The inclusion of architectural elements like
balustrades, cornices, and colonnettes reflected a Victorian
fascination with historical authenticity and domestic opulence.
Today, these imposing case pieces stand as testaments to the
high skill of late 19th-century revivalist joiners who successfully
translated Renaissance grandeur into functional domestic art.

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22/08/2026

Vintage Bedroom Set

This is a vintage mid-century modern bed with matching
bedside tables and lamps.
TIME PERIOD
Mid-20th Century
ORIGIN
Europe or USA
HISTORY
The mid-20th century saw a significant shift in furniture design,
with the rise of styles like Mid-Century Modern and Art Deco
influencing bedroom aesthetics. These periods emphasized
clean lines, geometric shapes, and the use of rich wood veneers
and polished metals. Beds from this era often featured
streamlined headboards, sometimes with integrated bedside
tables, reflecting a desire for functional yet elegant bedroom
suites.
Lamps from the mid-century and Art Deco periods are
characterized by their sculptural forms and innovative use of
materials. Frosted glass, chrome, and Bakelite were common,
creating lighting fixtures that were as much decorative objects
as they were sources of illumination. These pieces often
incorporated geometric patterns and a sense of luxurious
simplicity, fitting seamlessly into sophisticated interior designs.
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22/08/2026

Curio
Carved Wooden Sideboard

This is a heavily carved Indian hardwood sideboard with
traditional paneling.
TIME PERIOD
Mid 20th Century
ORIGIN
Rajasthan, India
HISTORY
Traditional Indian artisan furniture often incorporates reclaimed
architectural elements such as old lintels, door panels, and
structural pillars into newly constructed cabinets and
sideboards. Master woodcarvers utilize seasoned hardwoods
like teak, acacia, or mango wood, applying deep relief chisel
work featuring floral rosettes, scrolling vines, and geometric
lattice patterns. These pieces celebrate centuries-old
woodworking traditions native to regions like Rajasthan and
Gujarat, where intricate relief carving remains a cornerstone of
local craftsmanship.
Historically, such furniture gained immense popularity in
Western interior design during the late 20th century as global
eclectic and bohemian aesthetics entered mainstream markets.
Importers sourced these handcrafted credenzas directly from
artisan workshops, making unique statements of texture and
heritage for modern homes. Each cabinet reflects the specific
regional motifs and hand tools of the generational carvers who
brought the dense wooden surfaces to life.
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18/08/2026

A contemporary round glass-top dining table with a Frank
Gehry-inspired bentwood base.
TIME PERIOD
Late 20th Century
ORIGIN
USA

HISTORY
Frank Gehry is a renowned contemporary architect and
designer known for his deconstructivist style and use of
unconventional materials. His furniture designs often challenge
traditional forms, incorporating sculptural elements and
unexpected shapes. The « Wiggle » series, created in the late
1970s, is a prime example of his innovative approach to furniture
design, utilizing bent plywood to create fluid, organic forms.
This table, with its curved wooden base and glass top, embodies
Gehry’s signature aesthetic. Such pieces are often considered
functional art, blending artistic expression with practical use.
They are sought after by collectors and design enthusiasts for
their unique visual appeal and the designer’s prominent
reputation in the art and architecture world.
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14/08/2026

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14/08/2026

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