A large, original work by O’Mally measuring a generous 60 by 30 inches.
Bold black outlines define a cheerful row of pastel cottages in soft pinks, greens, and purples, their green roofs and simple forms set against a clear blue sky. Leafless white trees rise in the foreground, their dark branches creating strong graphic contrast and a quiet seasonal mood. The composition is bright, direct, and full of personality—part folk-art charm, part contemporary streetscape.
This is a statement piece with strong presence, ideal for a long wall or open living space. Signed by the artist.
Original painting on stretched canvas (unframed)
Meticulously hand-carved from natural wood, this charming angel is designed to perch perfectly along the edge of a mantel, bookshelf, or vintage chest. Hand-painted in warm yellow tones with intricate traditional floral motifs, it reflects the rich artisanal heritage of Central American folk art.
The piece is finished with embossed metal wings and delicately carved feet that hang over the edge, creating a warm and protective presence in any room. Because each angel is crafted by hand, no two are exactly alike.
Dimensions: 24” tall: 12” wide at wings: 5” deep
Standing at an impressive 31 inches, this sculptural candle stand is hand-carved from a single block of dense mango wood.
The deeply spiraled barley-twist column is flanked by intricate hand-carved detailing, giving it both structural presence and quiet elegance.
A striking accent for mantel, console, or dining table.
Dimensions: 32” tall: 8” wide at base
An extraordinary artifact of 19th-century Canadian history and structural geometry.
This genuine antique courthouse gate from Quebec is a monumental architectural masterpiece. It features a striking geometric matrix highlighted by a central wood ring and cross-brace vaulting, crowned by a magnificently hand-carved, flowing serpentine pediment. Intentionally left completely unrestored in its original, raw, sun-bleached honey finish to preserve its incredible honest history, natural wood grain cracks, and authentic mortise-and-tenon carpentry joints.
A commanding, high-character sculptural fragment custom-built to be used as a luxury wall-mounted gallery piece, or a one-of-a-kind statement headboard.
Dimensions: 39” Wide: 1 3/4” Deep: 45” Tall
A refined reproduction of the celebrated 18th-century portrait of John Cockburn Ross of Rochester and Shadwick by Scottish master Alexander Nasmyth (1758–1840).
The composition shows a young gentleman in a green hunting coat and light breeches, leaning against a tree with his rifle and a loyal pointer at his side. Rich in period atmosphere and quiet dignity, the work captures the elegance and sporting tradition of the era.
Presented in an ornate stepped gilt-wood frame with carved reeded detailing, this piece brings classical grandeur and timeless sophistication to any interior.
Dimensions: 20 1/2” Wide: 24 1/2” Tall: 2 1/2” Deep
An elegant solution for the serious collector.
This substantial iron wine rack features intricate grape leaf and cluster motifs, a secure lock-and-key design, and capacity for 43 bottles. Both functional and decorative, it makes a strong architectural statement in a dining room, kitchen, or cellar.
Dimensions: 15 3/4” Wide: 14” Deep: 48” Tall
A masterpiece of mid-20th-century Italian artistry.
This authentic Capodimonte porcelain floral basket is delicately hand-sculpted and painted, capturing the romantic spirit of a Renaissance garden.
A refined and collectible centrepiece that brings quiet beauty to any surface.
Dimensions: 8” Wide: 10” deep: 16” Tall
An ocean odyssey in kiln-fired glass.
Created by an artist on the LaHave River in Nova Scotia, this 11-inch plate features a gentle central depression and captures the fluid motion of marine life through vibrant, multi-layered aquamarine colour fields and rich subterranean textures.
A luminous and collectible statement piece.
Dimensions: 11” Diameter: 2” Deep
Explore the bold textures of 1960s and 1970s European studio design with this exceptional ceramic jug from West Germany's renowned Scheurich factory. Showcasing a rare variation of stylized floral motifs overlaying a rich blue and black glazed body, this piece highlights the experimental glaze techniques that came to define the iconic "Fat Lava" era. A pristine window into mid-century ceramic artistry.
Vase (SOLD), Jug is 16” high
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