Bursting with vibrant colour, this captivating artwork painted in contemporary style with rich hues and flowing forms evokes a sense of serenity and the beauty of nature.
Our Collection
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A Collection Curated With Purpose
Our collection brings together antiques, vintage pieces, and handcrafted treasures selected for their beauty, history, and emotional resonance.
Each item is chosen with intention, ensuring it carries a story worth preserving and a presence that elevates any space. From rare artifacts to timeless décor, every piece reflects our commitment to authenticity and thoughtful curation-inviting you to explore objects that inspire, connect, and endure.
This distinctive brass lamp draws inspiration from the classic kerosene lamps that illuminated homes throughout the colonial era. Its gracefully turned brass base retains the timeless proportions of traditional oil-lamp design, while the bespoke sculpted linen shade adds a contemporary elegance and soft, diffused light. Professionally converted for modern electrical use, the lamp combines the romance of vintage lighting with everyday practicality.
24% PbO Crystal | Czech Crystalware
An elegant Bohemia lead crystal bowl featuring intricate starburst cutting and brilliant light-reflecting clarity. Crafted from genuine 24% lead crystal, this piece exemplifies the refined craftsmanship for which Bohemian crystal is internationally celebrated. Bohemia lead crystal is a high-quality glassware produced in the traditional Bohemian and Moravian regions of the Czech Republic. Celebrated for centuries, it must legally contain at least 24% lead oxide, which gives the glass exceptional weight, durability, and a signature diamond-like sparkle.
Mid-20th Century • Europe
An elegant blue-and-white porcelain dish by Villeroy & Boch, one of Europe’s historic porcelain houses. Featuring intricate floral and chinoiserie-inspired detailing in deep cobalt blue, the piece reflects the enduring European fascination with East Asian ceramic aesthetics.
German Museum Exhibition Poster
This framed museum poster reproduces a celebrated pair of Meissen porcelain pugs dating to circa 1740–1750. Issued by the Museum für Kunsthandwerk Frankfurt am Main, it highlights one of the most charming examples of Rococo decorative art. Combining historical interest with visual appeal, the piece makes a distinctive addition to both traditional and contemporary interiors.
A Dayak Bahau Carved Wooden Container, known as a Lupong — from the Bahau people of East Kalimantan (Borneo), Indonesia. The carvings depict human ancestral figures, serpentine creatures that are classic Aso (dragon-dog) motifs — a protective symbol deeply embedded in Dayak artistic tradition — and foliate interlocking scrollwork filling every negative space.