Art Nouveau Table Lamp with Signed Quezal Art Glass Shade nameplates features a uniquely designed crown

features a uniquely designed crown not typically seen on coat racks

This bookshelf served two generations in the same family in a private estate before coming to us

An industrial-looking piece once used to distribute and transport items in a medical facility

this piece is easily identifiable as a Stradivara piece by its proprietary "Stradtex" grainless wooden drawer bottoms

Art Nouveau Table Lamp with Signed Quezal Art Glass Shade nameplates features a uniquely designed crownc. 1900s 1910s; The Quezal Art Glass and Decorating Co. Queens, New York Adjustable painted cast iron lamp with a carnival glass shade. This piece features a heavy, cast iron body that has had a gold toned paint applied. At the end of the socket are leaves of a similar design to ones near the base that appear to open up towards the shade. This shade, signed Quezal, is quite the showstopper. The interior features an iridescent gold tone that rivals the