Agate Specimen After the antique Material: Water-gilt wood and Breccia

Material: Water-gilt wood and Breccia marble

makes them a superb choice for those wishing to add a touch of timeless British elegance to their collection or living space

This rare carved coquilla nut ink stand exemplifies early 19th-century English craftsmanship

attesting to the enduring appeal of Parisian ceramics

this distinguished fauteuil combines the grandeur of Napoleonic France with the refined tastes of period interiors

Agate Specimen After the antique Material: Water-gilt wood and BrecciaAgate Specimen Works of Art Gemstones A striking example of natural elegance, this agate specimen dates from the modern period and embodies the timeless appeal of gemstones as decorative works of art. The piece highlights Brazils renowned geology, celebrated for producing some of the worlds most beautiful and intricate agate forms. Origin: Brazil Date: Contemporary Material: Polished agate, mounted on a bespoke metal stand Dimensions: Height: 22 cm