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Central School Supply House
Chicago.
A late 19th century English made 12” terrestrial globe, retitled in America.
On a decorative bronzed cast iron stand.
C.1890
No Rhodesia listed, which occurred 1895.
Early style mappings with excellent print.
Continuously changing my surroundings gives me great joy.
Will I ever be finished?
Being a dealer gives me plenty of constant choices.
Even when Charlie’s running the shop in the future, I doubt I’ll ever stop buying and selling, no matter where I’ll be in the world.
‘Summer Place Beijing’
Interesting being Japanese and painted in Chinese style. Was a great feature on their main wall in apartment, but now to be sold.
Mounted and fitted onto Japanese cedar.
Unusual contemporary sculptured brass horse head on stand.
Wearing a black fascinator.
Now resting on a 18th century English oak lowboy in window display.
If you search “Sculpture” on my website, the same one in my apartment can be seen.
DM me for pricing.
H.44cm
W.12cm
D.22cm
Mixing 16th – 21st century furnishings and art is so very enjoyable to me.
Since arriving a week ago I’ve already sold 1/3 of my shipment.
Occasional tables, Wall sconces, glass clocks and lamps, mirrors.
Also selling this magnificent set of dining chairs.
Sold the chestnut farmhouse table to Southern Highlands last week.
That’s probably why I loved re dressing The Johnston Collection 2010
(see photos on my website under – media)
as William Johnston also used his homes as showrooms.
Such a great part of my business.
Finally my small shipment of contemporary pieces that I mix with period stock has arrived.
Everything contemporary I have in my apartment, I also sell in showroom.
Here’s a few items to enjoy.
Everything contemporary I have in my apartment, I also sell in my showroom.
See my article here:
15x15x11cm
13x13x9.5cm
Also a decorative pair of modern Italian style gilt feather design wall sconces.
Eddie and I were searching for some way of entering the top section before hanging, so we can use the unused space for added display.
We were searching for sliding front or side shaped moulds, maybe the backboard pulled off? But that wouldn’t make any sense.
We opened the door, seeing if the top slid away, once again didn’t make any sense, but you never know unless you search…
Finally we pulled the central top away, revealing fine nails from only a few decades ago.
There’s no need to secure this curved top section, so we removed the nails.
Kingwood and Cherry wood
H.73cm
W.56cm
D.30cm
Original ceiling cup
Will be changing the candle sleeves to off-white.
H.110cm
Dia.80cm
With various sized crystal droplets
H.95cm
Dia.70cm
