Furniture
Works of Art
Furniture
Jay Arenski has been established in London for almost 40 years and the accumulation of knowledge over that time has led to a gradual evolution of the business, which encompasses works of art, sculpture and design from many cultures and periods in history.
In 2005 the Antique Collectors Club published Jay Arenski’s and Simon Daniel’s book “Swiss carvings the Art of the Black Forest”. The book was the culmination of Jay and Simon’s long held passion for dealing and collecting these wonderful carvings.
A particular interest, and one that has contributed to this growth, is the influence of one population upon another and the resulting cross-cultural design, which is frequently vibrant and unusual.
Jay Arenski is particularly known for his love of animals especially dogs and bears. In 2005 the Antique Collectors Club published Jay Arenski’s and Simon Daniel’s book “Swiss carvings the Art of the Black Forest”. The book was the culmination of Jay and Simon’s long held passion for dealing and collecting these wonderful carvings.
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Egyptian Revival Simulated Bone Inlaid Parcel Gilt Mahogany Side Table
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An Unusual Swiss Carved Black Forest Smoking Table, Circa 1900
£8,500.00 -
A Coalbrookdale cast iron garden bench
£4,900.00 -
Exquisite Set of Six Giltwood Candlesticks
£4,700.00 -
Pair of Anglo-Indian Armchairs
£18,000.00 -
Anglo-Indian Carved Sideboard, Late 19th Century
£2,300.00 -
Pair of Italian Renaissance Revival Armchairs, Florentine workshop, mid-19th century
£5,500.00 -
Italian Renaissance Revival Centre Table
£6,500.00 -
A pair of Northern European carved walnut oval panel mounts now adapted as mirrors
£3,800.00 -
Bronze Sundial Signed Charles Bryne London, Anno Dom 1742
£6,500.00 -
A Swiss Carved Black Forest Linden Wood Bear Armchair modelled as a seated bear with outstretched paws circa 1900.
£28,000.00 -
A Swiss carved Black Forest Bear Bench
£12,000.00 -
A French Brass Mounted and Enamel Painted Glass Marginal Wall Mirror Second Half 19th Century
£2,900.00 -
Venetian “Blackamoor” console table – last quarter 19th century, in the manner of Valentino Besarel.
£15,000.00 -
A set of four pierced and lacquered screen panels
£2,900.00 -
Anglo-Indian Occasional Table, circa 1860
£4,200.00 -
Piero Fornasetti (Italian, 1913–1988) Four-Panel “Libreria” Folding Screen
£26,000.00 -
A Pair Of Poker Work And Inlaid Octagonal Side Tables
£2,500.00 -
Pair of stools by Giuseppe Parvis (1831-1909)
£4,600.00 -
Indo Portuguese, Goa, 17th century | ‘Contador’ Cabinet
£36,000.00 -
Indian Carved Teak Elephant Occasional Table, Early 20th Century
£5,200.00 -
An Anglo-indian Hardwood And Bone Inlaid Coffee Table
£2,200.00 -
A Swiss Carved Black Forest Linden Wood Coat Hook carved in the form of an eagle Circa 1890
£550.00 -
An Egyptian Revival Simulated Bone Inlaid Parcel Gilt Mahogany Side Table
£14,500.00 -
Josef Neugebauer (Austrian, 1810-1895)
£8,500.00 -
A Carved Oak Centre Table in 17th Century Renaissance Revival Style, Second Half 19th Century
£5,400.00 -
A brass bound Anglo-Indian teak Decanter Box for 4 bottles
£1,200.00 -
A Set of Eleven Eastern Indian Mana Rice Measuring Bowls (c. 1900-1949)
£1,400.00 -
An outstanding 17th century and later simulated tortoiseshell, gilt decorated, and iron bound strong box
£38,000.00 -
Anglo Indian Carved Hardwood Table
£1,200.00