Framed Wedgwood Tile "New Year 1882" - New England Mercantile - Brown

Industrial factory wall meter. It has decades of patina and wear. Hole on top for wall mount.

Brewery barometric measure in original mount. From a German brewery, used during the mid 20th century for beer making. Maker's mark on front.

Antique French religious booked, framed on linen in a deep frame. Book dates to 1800s.

Antique framed clock face, circa 1780. No maker's mark. Paint craquelure.

Midcentury French artist's palette. Very dimensional with thick mounds of paint.

Vintage cast brass note clip. It has a hole for wall hanging or can sit flat on a desktop. Strong clip, holds papers and notes securely.

Hand-carved large and small keys, Found in Ranakpur, Rajasthan. Floated behind glass, they become a singular art form combines contemporary design with rustic unique keys.

From the estate of a world traveler, this is one of several masks in the collection. In central and southern Mali, the Bambara "Bamana" or "unbelievers", as the Muslims called them, belong to the large Mande group. Mostly farmers, but also herders, they make up the largest ethnic group in Mali. Animists, they believe in the existence of a god requires the gestation of a child. Ngala maintains the order of the universe. Groups of nyamakala craftsmen are in charge of carving ritual objects.

Stunning example of tribal art from 1960s West African Bobo tribe in Burkina Faso. Traditional tricolored pigments that have been aged and faded over time show detailed features of the character depicted in the mask. Natural fibre plant material is woven into the edges to provide a mane.