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Furniture:

English and American Renaissance Revival cupboards, Queen Anne corner chair, Georgian chests, Savonarola, French style cabinet, Italian parquetry chest, Victorian Aesthetic stands and magazine rack, Mid Century Modern including Paul McCobb sofa, rosewood conference table by Eames, Pollack chair by Knoll.

 
Asian:

Porcelain vases, ogee bowls, hat stands, plates and brush pots, Japanese Imari, cloisonné, champlevé urns, gouaches on rice paper, carved figure of god of longevity, snuff bottles, Yixing teapots. Lacquered cabinets, Japanese and Chinese floor screens, Chinese altar tables, carved chairs, carved and lacquered cabinets, Japanese woodblock prints, painted thangka, Silver bowl, most likely Burmese.

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Fine Art:

Pair of English portraits, landscapes, genre scenes. Terracotta bust by Jean-Baptiste Carpeaux. Other Artists include M. Deforest Bolmer, Ricardo Alvarez, William John Edmondson, Portrait attributed to Angelica Kauffmann, Will Sparks, Bernardus Petrus Viegers, Paul Clemens, Chotai Yonaha, Alvaro Guillot, Florent Chade, Walter Ashbaugh, Robert F. Vacik, August Lundberg, Edward Parker Hayden, Charles Worden Bethell, Antoine Blanchard.

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Works on Paper:

French Trianon and Choubrac chromolithographs, Dali, Calder, Picasso, Piranesi, Goya, Regnault botanicals, classical style engravings, map of Easter Island, and two works (Peace on Earth and Retro Suite IV) by Peter Max.

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Accessories:

Book The Works of William Hogarth, from the Original Plates Restored by James Heath Esq. RA., several pieces of early English and Continental silver including hot water kettle by William Plummer, plates and spoons by William Bruce, Charles Girard, Frederick Kandler, John Luke, Jr., Baskerville etc., Delft, oriental rugs, miniature portraits, French mantel clock “Destigny a Rouen”, alabaster and brass lamp, Russian icon, jewelry, Salterini tile stand, sailing ship by Curtis Jere.

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