Interesting Inlaid Arts and Crafts Trivet

Circa 1900. Very interesting piece having a profusely carved and inlaid case with octagonal form. The piece has a single door at one side with a lock. H32 1/2" W22" Discovered in Piedmont, North Carol

An interesting Thebes stool in the style of Liberty with inlaid decoration and woven leather seat. Size: 15"H x 13.5"W x 13.5"D

An interesting Thebes stool in the style of Liberty with inlaid decoration and woven leather seat. Size: 15"H x 13.5"W x 13.5"D

Harvey Ellis, Gustav Stickley oak server, inlaid arts & crafts, three drawers over three doors, cabinet is 54" by 15", height is 32.25", 2016 collector's edition. Stickley Audi

Late 19th Century Octagonal Moroccan Moorish Brass Ebony Inlaid Arts & Crafts Large Side Table. 30.5 H X 24 W Inches. Some Loss To Inlay.

BRONZE PETRINA INLAID ARTS & CRAFTS HAND HAMMERED DRESSER BOX 3 X 5 X 5

Pair inlaid arts & crafts arm chairs, height is 41.5", width is 21.75", depth is 18.75", some small screws added for structural reasons

Arts & Crafts Trivet Tile Hammered Copper Riveted to mahogany c1910. Unsigned. Excellent original patina. 7.5″d. Spend $5000 or more at this auction and all of your SHIPPING IS FREE within the l

Antique Oak & Walnut Inlaid Arts & Crafts Oval Dining Table. 52 1/4" W 41 1/2" D 28" H ALL DESCRIPTIONS AND ANY CONDITION STATEMENT GIVEN BY LANGSTON AUCTION GALLERY ARE STRICTLY OPINIONS AND LANGSTON

Early 20th century. Having a very unique design, the matching pair is put together at the ends with a through mortise and peg to secure them in the Nakashima style.

Hexagonal Inlaid Arts & Crafts Taboret, 13" x 19 1/2" h, 2 plant stands, 15" sq, 29" h; dovetailed walnut planter box, 10" sq, 11" h

Blue and white Minton’s tile, Snow Drop, in quite early Arts & Crafts style. Mounted as a trivet. By John Moyr Smith who designed a series of fairy tale tiles with an oriental or medieval touch for

Arts & Crafts hand-carved trivet tile with double fish motif c1910. Signed EW. Perfect condition. 5.5" x 5 3/8"h Spend $5000 or more at this auction and all of your SHIPPING IS FREE within the lower

American Arts & Crafts, Maker Unknown acid-etched trivet with floral decoration USA silvered brass, mahogany marked with maker's initials "GH" 7 1/16"dia x 5/8"h

American Arts & Crafts, Maker Unknown round trivets or tiles, two high glazed ceramic incised "FSR" cipher; inscribed "F.S.R" in pencil one decorated with two fish, the other with stylized foliate mot

Interesting Arts and Crafts Silver gold and plaque with Egyptian style dog relief. 6 fine quality moonstones on 18K gold connection link. stamp P D O STERLING 18K length 7''width 5/8'', weight 60.9. C

A handsome antique Arts & Crafts Tile Trivet. The trivet features an Art Pottery tile with a Greek Key design and the frame is cast iron. Dimensions: 7 3/4" square x 1 3/4" high Materials: Cast Iron,

Stickley, 20th century American Arts and Crafts oak bookcase designed after Harvey Ellis with cherry, walnut, and maple inlay, and copper hardware Marked Approx. 56" x 55.75" x 14"

Of a country mill with water wheel, made with different types of wood inlay in original dark oak frame. 18 1/2" x 54 3/4" long.

European Arts & Crafts inlaid barrel chair possibly Germany oak, ebony, fruitwood, leather, brass stamped F. H. T. 22 1/4"w x 20 1/2"d x 29 5/8"h

English Arts & Crafts inlaid dresser with mirror c1900-1905. Unsigned. Old refinish. 57.5"h x 36"w x 20"d. Larger piece are shipped via Steve Auger Shipping. He travels coast to coast every month deli

Arts & Crafts hand-carved floral trivet tile signed "M. Howard 1931. Perfect condition. 5 5/8" square. Spend $5000 or more at this auction and all of your SHIPPING IS FREE within the lower 48 states.S

Circa 1920s: reportedly Potthast Brothers, Baltimore, Md., paneled form with string inlay and inset brass bobeche 13 in. H., base - 5 1/2 in. Sq. From the Estate of Philip S. Dubey.

Dutch Arts & Crafts marquetry inlaid tray. Glass covers marquetry inlay. Signed but not sure of the maker. Original finish. 10.75" x 10.75". We box and ship ourselves, to keep shipping costs low. We d