A stunning area rug featuring an intricate and symmetrical traditional design. This piece is characterized by its high-detail craftsmanship and a timeless color palette that brings warmth and sophistication to any interior space.
Design: A grand central floral medallion serves as the focal point, surrounded by a dense field of scrolling "arabesque" vines, lotus flowers, and botanical palmettes.
Color Palette: Dominated by a deep navy blue field, with ivory, cream, and rich rust-red accents that highlight the complex floral patterns.
Border: The rug is framed by a wide, majestic primary border and multiple secondary guard borders, all featuring repeating floral motifs.
Aesthetic: The high contrast between the dark field and the lighter ivory details gives the rug a vibrant, luminous quality.
Condition: Appears in excellent condition with well-preserved pile and clean, intact fringe.
A high-quality area rug featuring a sophisticated traditional design, inspired by classic Persian patterns. This piece serves as a perfect foundation for a formal living room, dining area, or office, blending timeless artistry with interior comfort.
Design: Features a prominent central floral medallion surrounded by an intricate field of scrolling vines, palmettes, and botanical motifs.
Color Palette: A rich and balanced combination of deep navy blue, warm cream, and hints of earthy red/rust tones.
Border: Framed by a multi-layered ornate border that adds structure and elegance to the overall composition.
Material & Texture: Appears to have a dense, soft pile with a subtle luster that changes depending on the light.
Condition: Excellent condition. The colors are vibrant and the fringe/edges appear well-maintained.
MP - 001
Circa: 1870–1890
“Type: Marble-top center / parlor table (White catarra style marble)
Style: Late Victorian Renaissance Revival influence Region: Most likely American or European export pieceWood: Likely walnut or stained hardwood. “
34” X 21” X 28.5”
MP - 002
Circa 1865–1885
Type: Marble-top parlor table (center / occasional table)
Style: Victorian Renaissance Revival (with Classical Revival elements)
Region: Likely American (late 19th-century factory production, common in the U.S. and exported to Latin America)
Wood: Walnut (likely solid walnut with walnut-veneered elements)
36” X 26” X 19”
MP - 006
$1,500.00
Circa:1865–1885 “Type
Console / Pier Table (designed to sit against a wall under a mirror)
Style: Victorian Renaissance Revival
Region:United States
Wood Primary wood: Black Walnut
Secondary woods underneath are usually poplar or pine. 6 31” X 23” X 28”
MP - 016
“Date (circa): 1900–1930
Type: Dining Table
Style: Georgian Revival
Region: England (probable) or English-style manufacture
Wood: Mahogany (likely veneer over hardwood core)
90.5” X 40” X 29” high
MP - 017
Date (circa) 1910–1930
Type: Formal Dining Table with Chair Set, with leather seats and hand hammreed nailheads. (2 armchairs and 6 side chairs).
Style: Spanish Colonial Revival / Mediterranean Revival
Region: Argentina . Wood: Likely Walnut or algarrobo
Stone Top: The top is almost certainly green marble, not jade.”
44” X 99” X 32”
MP - 018
Date (circa): 1860–1885” “Type
Console Table with Mirror (Pier Console)
Style: Napoleon III / Second Empire
Region: Most likely France or French-influenced European manufacture
Wood: Likely Walnut with marquetry inlays
Stone Top: White marble slab
49” X 26.5” X 103” high
MP - 019
Date (circa) Likely late 19th century – early 20th century
(c. 1880–1920)
Type: Religious Architectural Element
Style: Neoclassical Ecclesiastical
Region: Most likely Latin America
Wood: Likely cedar or tropical hardwood”
94” X 30” X 125”
MP - 020 a
Date (circa) 1910 – 1930
Type: Twin Bed Frames
Style: Spanish Colonial Revival
Region: Most likely Spain, Argentina, or Latin American manufacture
Wood: Likely walnut, cedar, or algarrobo
80.5”” X 41 1/4”” X 61”” high
79 3/8”” X 40 3/8”” X 60 5/8 high”
MP - 020 b
Date (circa): 1910 – 1930
Style: Spanish Colonial Revival
Region: Most likely Spain, Argentina, or Latin American manufacture
Wood: Likely walnut, cedar, or algarrobo
“80.5”” X 41 1/4”” X 61”” high
79 3/8”” X 40 3/8”” X 60 5/8 high”
MP - 004
Circa: 1870–1890
Type: Nightstands / washstands
Style: Victorian Rococo Revival
Region: Probably American or European export furniture
Wood: Walnut (likely walnut veneer over secondary wood) 16” X 16” X 33”
MP - 21
Date (circa): 1880 – 1910
Type: Bed Frame (Headboard and Footboard)
Style: Late Victorian Decorative Metalwork.
Region: Most likely United States or Europe.
Material: Likely cast iron with brass plating or brass over iron”
58.5” X 58” high
MP - 023
“Date (circa): 1900 – 1930
Type: Side Chairs (Café / Bistro Chairs)
Style: Bentwood / Viennese Secession Influence
Region: Austria / Central Europe
Wood: Beechwood (steam-bent)
Additional information: These chairs belong to the Central European bentwood tradition, similar to Thonet but produced by Jacob & Josef Kohn and Fischel, among others.”
36” high
MP - 025
“Date (circa): 1900 – 1930
Type: Dining Armchairs
Style: Bentwood
Region: Austria / Central Europe
Wood: Beechwood (steam-bent)
Additional information: Fischel was a well-known manufacturer of bentwood furniture, producing higher-end café seating comparable to Thonet.
40.5” high
MP - 029
Date (circa): Most likely mid-20th century (c. 1940–1970)” Type: Credenza
Style: Guatemalan Folk
Region: Nahualá, Sololá, Guatemala
Nahualá is known for:
hand-carved wooden furniture traditional motifs artisanal production (20th century, often)
Wood Local hardwood (likely cedar or pine)”
64” X 17” X 24.5”
MP - 030
“Date (circa): Most likely mid-20th century (c. 1940–1970)
Type: Credenza
Style: Guatemalan Folk
Region: Nahualá, Sololá, Guatemala
Important note:
Nahualá is known for: hand-carved wooden furniture traditional motifs artisanal production (20th century, often)
Wood Local hardwood (likely cedar or pine)”””
58” X 16.5” X 24”
MP - 031
Date (circa): Most likely mid-20th century (c. 1940–1970)” Type: Credenza
Style: Guatemalan Folk
Region: Nahualá, Sololá, Guatemala
Nahualá is known for: hand-carved wooden furniture traditional motifs artisanal production (20th century, often)
Wood: Local hardwood (likely cedar or pine)”
51.5” X 21.5” X 31”
MP - 032
Date (circa): Early–mid 20th century (c. 1920–1950)
Type: Tall Chest / Lingerie Chest / Semainier-style chest
Style: French-inspired / Louis XVI Revival (transitional neoclassical)
Region Most likely: Europe (France or Italy) or a high-quality export piece, Wood: Primary structure: hardwood (likely oak or similar)Exterior: wood veneer (probably walnut or mahogany veneer) Top: marble (likely Carrara-type)”
17” X 12.5” X 50”
MP - 033
“Date (circa):Early–mid 20th century (c. 1920–1960)
Style: Ecclesiastical / Spanish Colonial Revival
Region: Most likely Guatemala or Mexico.
Influenced by Spanish Catholic tradition
Wood: Solid local hardwood (likely cedar or similar)”
21” X 18” X 27”
MP-085
Antique Victorian Secretary Desk (c. 1860–1890)
Elegant 19th-century Victorian "escritoire" cabinet. A handsome, narrow-form piece crafted from solid dark wood with classic architectural details.
Key Features:
Versatile Design: Features a drop-front panel that converts into a sturdy writing surface.
Storage: Includes a central drawer and a spacious lower cupboard with double doors.
Period Piece: Circa 1860–1890, showcasing traditional Victorian craftsmanship and finials.
Dimensions: 66" (Height) x 29" (Length) x 18" (Width).
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