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- Dimensions: 3.5" high x 3" top diameter x 2" bottom diameter

- Originally used in taverns, mochaware was first produced in England in the late 1700's and imported to America in the early 19th century. Since its inception, it has been beloved for its practicality and day-to-day durability.

- Mochaware’s dendritic pattern is created by dripping an acidic solution on the wet slip of the pottery. The resulting reaction creates the abstract designs we love, reminiscent of a sea fan, seaweed, or sprawling tree limbs.

- In recent years, the craze for this pottery has skyrocketed and its signature motifs and color combinations have become especially coveted. The striking orange and blue color pairing on this design is especially rare and feels surprisingly modern.

- Today, these decorative objects make beautiful desk accessories, ideal vases, and extraordinary objets d’art.

- This cup is in very good antique condition, showing minor signs of wear consistent with age and use. Please see our detailed photos.

- Dimensions: 29.5" H x 52.5" W x 18" D

- Dated from the first half of the 20th century, this beautifully organic demilune features curving, branch-inspired legs in durable concrete.

- A substantial yet poetic piece that doubles as sculpture, this table can be used indoors or out.

- This antique piece is in very good condition showing signs of wear consistent with age and use, including a hairline crack on its top. Please see our detailed photos.

- Available to view in person at our New York City gallery.  

-Dimensions: approximately 28" x 21.5"

- Our collection of vintage tea towels has been given new life through cleaning, repair, and hand-dying at a workshop in Lyon, France.

- A gorgeous and truly unique gift, these one-of-a-kind pieces feature signature patterns, stripes, and in some cases, even monograms on linen or hemp grounds.

- Fantastic color pairings skew either subtle or playful. High-quality fabrics make these durable and charming.

- Sold individually. Machine washable.

- Dimensions: 17.5"" x 13.25""

- Here's a gorgeous vintage platter for your holiday turkey. In a chic grisaille color palette with a marbleized pattern, this is a functional work of art that complements a range of table settings. 

- A stylish addition to any entertaining arsenal. 

- Glazed ceramic. We recommend hand washing. 

- This piece is in excellent vintage condition. Please see our detailed photos. 

- Another colorway is available here. 

- Dimensions: 28.75" wide x 18.25" deep x 27.75" high

- A pared down form with beautifully aged paint, this antique side table can be used just about anywhere. Its original patina and simple construction make it an elegant complement to a range of silhouettes and finishes. We think it'd be an ideal bedside table. 

- Features a single drawer with 2 pulls. The drawer opens smoothly. 

- This table is in good antique condition, showing signs of wear consistent with age and use. This piece features its original paint. Please see our detailed photos. 

- Dimensions: 35" H x 26.75" D x 18.25" W

- An exquisite utilitarian object, this 19th century antique library ladder features original paint with a beautiful patina and a striking profile. 

- Sculptural and elegant, this functional ladder is a work of art in its own right. We especially love the idea of it paired with more streamlined, modern pieces.

- This ladder is in very good antique condition with signs of wear consistent with age and use that add to its inherent beauty. Please see our detailed photos.

- Dimensions: 25.5" x 37.5"

- Oil on canvas, newly framed in painted off-white. Certificate of authenticity provided. 

- Our studio is proud to offer a collection of original oil paintings by the late James Stevenson, a celebrated artist, New Yorker cartoonist, and author. 

- Stevenson is best known for the work produced during his 50-year tenure at The New Yorker magazine: 79 iconic covers, 1,988 cartoons, plus numerous Talk of the Town features that he both illustrated and wrote. Born in Manhattan in 1929, James grew up in Croton-on-Hudson and worked as an office boy at The New Yorker while on summer vacation. He went on to attend Yale University, serve in the Marines, and work as a reporter for Life magazine. He joined The New Yorker as an "idea man" in 1956. Away from the title, he was the author and illustrator of more than 100 delightful children's books. Later, he became a contributor to The New York Times where he began a series for the Op-Ed page titled "Lost and Found New York." His prolific artistic practice is beautifully chronicled in Sally Williams' documentary film, Stevenson: Lost and Found, which was released after his death in 2017 at the age of 87. 

- Curated with Stevenson’s wife, the artist Josie Merck, the series includes imaginative oils on canvas that explore varied subject matter– from printed ephemera to still life, intriguing figure studies to dreamy interiors. All bear the hallmark of a boundlessly curious mind, optimistic point of view, and singular, delightful eye.

- Stevenson’s legacy lives on through the artist residency founded by his wife in Cos Cob, Connecticut, The Lost & Found Lab. The Lab’s mission is to provide a work and living space to visual artists, scholars, curators, writers, composers, arts professionals and interdisciplinary thinkers drawn to exploring the relationship between visual art and the written word.

- Available to view in person at our New York City gallery.

- Dimensions: 36"" high x 20.5"" wide x 18.5"" deep x 18.5"" seat height

- Shapely classics, this set of 4 vintage bentwood chairs was crafted in the tradition of German-Austrian furniture maker, Michael Thonet.

- Every space benefits from this elegant, curlicue shape. Gather these around a breakfast or game table, or use them as single or paired accents throughout a house: one at desk, a pair in a hall, one next to a tub. We are especially partial to matching curved bentwood forms with modern, streamlined pieces.

- Each chair features intact, sturdy caning. We highly suggest topping each seat with a cushion. 

- This set is in very good vintage condition, showing signs of wear consistent with age and use. There is overall wear to their wood finish and some unevenness in the caning color. Please see our detailed photos. 

THIS ITEM HAS BEEN PLACED ON HOLD FOR A CLIENT THROUGH 11/21. TO INQUIRE ABOUT ITS AVAILABILITY, PLEASE EMAIL INFO@TORIJONESSTUDIO.COM.

- Dimensions: 26.25" x 17" x 4"

- An antique catchall in an original wash of blue paint, this vintage tray adds a gorgeous layer to any tablescape. 

- We fell in love with its beautiful, patinated surface, which makes an especially artful surface for books, objects, dishes, glassware, and anything else you're looking to corral. 

- Features 4 integral handles and an original monogram. Sturdy construction.   

- This piece is in very good vintage condition, showing signs of age and wear that add to its inherent beauty. Please see our detailed photos. 

- Dimensions: 11.5" x 12.25"

- This sturdy basket blends beauty and practicality.

- Handmade in Cambodia using environmentally and socially sustainable methods by local artisans, these pieces are made of natural rattan fibers and woven using a traditional technique.

- Well-made, practical, and beautiful, this goes with any style.

- This is a new item, available in multiples. Variations in the natural fiber are part of its inherent beauty.

- Dimensions: 67"" long x 16"" deep x 31"" high

- This antique American trestle table features a hinged, collapsible base and separate top in original blue paint. 

- Fully portable, this table would work in a myriad of settings. We see it as a console in a hall or placed behind a sofa, even as a work table in a studio setting. Its smartly designed base is fully secured with 3 hooks. When not in use, the base can be folded and easily stored. 

- This is a beautiful, rustic piece of Americana for modern and traditional interiors alike. 

- This piece is in good antique condition, showing signs of wear to its base and painted top. This patina adds to its inherent beauty. Please see our detailed photos. 

THIS ITEM HAS BEEN PLACED ON HOLD FOR A CLIENT THROUGH 11/21. TO INQUIRE ABOUT ITS AVAILABILITY, PLEASE EMAIL INFO@TORIJONESSTUDIO.COM.

- Dimensions: 16.25" x 16.25" x 15.5" high

- A charming variation on the Thebes style, this vintage stool combines tortoise bamboo legs with a slatted seat. The result is a stylish, practical accent that can be used just about anywhere. 

- Use this as an extra surface for books in a bedroom, stack it with towels next to your tub, or pull it up to your living room coffee table for an extra perch.

- The Thebes style, a classic form inspired by ancient Egyptian design, gained popularity in the late 19th century and continues to be used as a graphic, sculptural accent in chic interiors today.

- This vintage stool is in good vintage condition, with signs of wear consistent with age and use. Please see our detailed photos. 

- Dimensions: 5.25" H x 6" W spout to handle

- Inspired by Scandinavian design and handmade in England, this collection of fine porcelain features a matte glaze in a gorgeous cobalt shade reminiscent of Yves Klein. The sophisticated hue is made using only natural pigments.

- Hand thrown by Danish potter Lars P. Soendergaard Gregersen in Suffolk, this exquisite pottery makes a striking statement on its own and is equally brilliant mixed with the Blue Stripe assortment that features a gloss glaze. 

- Each piece is a perfect blend of form and function: dishwasher, oven, and microwave safe, these pieces are meant to be used and enjoyed every day.

- We advise against prolonged contact with strong acids as this can give a 'bleached' effect to the matte glaze.

- Newly made item, multiples available.

- Dimensions: 42.5" wide x 15" deep x 40.25" high

- A beautiful piece of Americana, we discovered this 18th century apothecary chest in New Hampshire and fell for its pared down form and beautiful finish. 

- Throughout its many lives, this piece was painted several colors and then ultimately stripped down to its original wood surface, giving it a warm, gorgeous patina.

- The drawers of this piece feature dovetail construction and offer ample storage. 

- Though a true antique, this chest feels decidedly modern and would be at home in a myriad of settings, from city loft to country cottage. 

- This piece is in very good antique condition, showing signs of wear consistent with age and use. All of its drawers feature original knobs and open smoothly. There is variation to its finish throughout, please see our detailed photos. 

- Dimensions: 4.9" H x 9.5" W

- Inspired by Scandinavian design and handmade in England, this collection of fine porcelain features a gloss glaze accented with blue stripes that is created using only natural pigments.

- Hand thrown by Danish potter Lars P. Soendergaard Gregersen in Suffolk, this exquisite pottery makes a beautiful statement on its own and is equally brilliant mixed with the Denim assortment that features a matte glaze. 

- Each piece is a perfect blend of form and function: dishwasher, oven, and microwave safe, these pieces are meant to be used and enjoyed every day.

- Newly made item, multiples available.

- Dimensions: 18.5" high x 11" wide x 11" deep

- A naturally renewable material, cork is made from the exterior bark of the Quercus Suber Oak, harvested by hand in Portugal’s Alentejo region every 9 years. It is naturally antibacterial, non-absorbent, stain resistant, and heat tolerant.

- These lightweight pieces make ideal drinks tables, nightstands, stools, or side tables.

- These are newly made with materials sourced sustainably from a family-owned company. Please see our detailed photos.

- Dimensions: 37" x 49"

- Oil on canvas, newly framed in painted off-white. Certificate of authenticity provided. 

- Our studio is proud to offer a collection of original oil paintings by the late James Stevenson, a celebrated artist, New Yorker cartoonist, and author. 

- Stevenson is best known for the work produced during his 50-year tenure at The New Yorker magazine: 79 iconic covers, 1,988 cartoons, plus numerous Talk of the Town features that he both illustrated and wrote. Born in Manhattan in 1929, James grew up in Croton-on-Hudson and worked as an office boy at The New Yorker while on summer vacation. He went on to attend Yale University, serve in the Marines, and work as a reporter for Life magazine. He joined The New Yorker as an "idea man" in 1956. Away from the title, he was the author and illustrator of more than 100 delightful children's books. Later, he became a contributor to The New York Times where he began a series for the Op-Ed page titled "Lost and Found New York." His prolific artistic practice is beautifully chronicled in Sally Williams' documentary film, Stevenson: Lost and Found, which was released after his death in 2017 at the age of 87. 

- Curated with Stevenson’s wife, the artist Josie Merck, the series includes imaginative oils on canvas that explore varied subject matter– from printed ephemera to still life, intriguing figure studies to dreamy interiors. All bear the hallmark of a boundlessly curious mind, optimistic point of view, and singular, delightful eye.

- Stevenson’s legacy lives on through the artist residency founded by his wife in Cos Cob, Connecticut, The Lost & Found Lab. The Lab’s mission is to provide a work and living space to visual artists, scholars, curators, writers, composers, arts professionals and interdisciplinary thinkers drawn to exploring the relationship between visual art and the written word.

- Available to view in person at our New York City gallery.

- Dimensions: 9.6" W x 4.9" H

- Inspired by Scandinavian design and handmade in England, this collection of fine porcelain features a matte glaze in a gorgeous cobalt shade reminiscent of Yves Klein. The sophisticated hue is made using only natural pigments.

- Hand thrown by Danish potter Lars P. Soendergaard Gregersen in Suffolk, this exquisite pottery makes a striking statement on its own and is equally brilliant mixed with the Blue Stripe assortment that features a gloss glaze. 

- Each piece is a perfect blend of form and function: dishwasher, oven, and microwave safe, these pieces are meant to be used and enjoyed every day.

- We advise against prolonged contact with strong acids as this can give a 'bleached' effect to the matte glaze.

- Newly made item, multiples available.