Europe, 1950–1970. A hand-blown pressed-glass genie decanter with its original teardrop stopper, in olive and chartreuse-tinted amber recycled glass from Empoli, Tuscany.
Our Collection
our Treasures
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.
A robustly potted, richly glazed antique Chinese stoneware storage jar from Shiwan, dating to the early 20th century.
A handcrafted European model of a Spanish imperial galleon, acquired in Italy circa 1955–1965. Painted wooden hull, woven sails, hand-rigged cordage, and an ornate stern. Dimensions: 58 cm (L).
A serene eight-faced bronze of Hevajra, the eight-headed, sixteen-armed deity of Tantric and Vajrayana Buddhism. This Cambodian / Khmer-inspired sculpture draws on Khmer representations from Angkor, including the Met’s late 12th–early 13th-century Bust of Hevajra, and carries a quiet, monumental presence.
Handblown by Haruna Glass of Japan, this elegant vase from the “Shibori” collection showcases a sculptural petal-shaped silhouette with graceful folds and a captivating transition from cobalt blue to soft amethyst.
A beautifully hand-blown vintage glass demijohn with it’s signature soft green hue. Origianlly used for storing wine and spirits, it now serves as a timeless decorative piece, adding rustic elegance and heritage charm