The Gilded Age Antiques & Interiors

Minton Majolica Taza, molded as an inverted mushroom, the bowl interior glazed in orange, with three naturalistically modeled and glazed frogs around

The Gilded Age Antiques & Interiors

Mother-of-Pearl Inlaid and Ebonized Paper Mache Tray Table, English, ca. 1850

The Gilded Age Antiques & Interiors

Maison Jansen Regency Style Six-Arm Painted Iron and Bronze Chandelier

The Gilded Age Antiques & Interiors

BLUE & WHITE GINGER JAR TOGGLE NECKLACE

The Gilded Age Antiques & Interiors

Black Forest carved oak chair made in Switzerland, ca. 1880. Wheels on bottom of feet can be removed. Reupholstered in cotton/linen peacock print.

The Gilded Age Antiques & Interiors

Stunning floral scarf in cutwork pattern made from 100% merino wool. A conversation piece! Pomegranate Moon scarves.

The Gilded Age Antiques & Interiors

The Gilded Age Antiques & Interiors

The Gilded Age Antiques & Interiors

What The Gilded Age Can Teach Us About Interior Design

Chippendale Revival mahogany three-drawer console table, English, circa 1880, of bowed-front form, the top with stylized carved edging, above three

The Gilded Age Antiques & Interiors

Chinotto Pepe is a fragrance that attracts attention. Bergamot, chinotto, mandarin, and orange meet and collide with vetiver, sandalwood, saffron, and

The Gilded Age Antiques & Interiors

Hermès Mexique 90cm Silk Twill Scarf by Cathy Latham, 1991.

The Gilded Age Antiques & Interiors

Peony is sheer pink bliss: a beautifully sweet peek-a-boo between juicy wild berries and pink peonies, wrapped in sweet greens. Fragrance Family

The Gilded Age Antiques & Interiors