Vintage 19th Century English Leather Riding Boots Dessert From Timothy Whealon’s urban oasis

From Timothy Whealon’s urban oasis above Gramercy Park in New York City to Michelle Nussbaumer’s exuberant San Miguel de Allende retreat in Mexico to Veere Grenney’s magical hideout in Tangier

This set of silver plate forks were made during the late 1800s when each plate served was expected to have its own functional flatware adding to the drama and theater of dining and entertaining during the period

Painted in the mid 1800s

A retro set of four or six Sasaki hand blown Japanese made blue tinted martini glasses

This porcelain rice bowl with a wood base is finished with a blue whale illustration on the interior and exterior of the bowl

Vintage 19th Century English Leather Riding Boots Dessert From Timothy Whealon’s urban oasisA remarkable survivor of Englands sporting tradition, these 19th century leather riding boots embody the craftsmanship and character of a bygone era. The leather has acquired a rich, timeworn patina through generations of use, revealing the depth and beauty that only age can create. Most distinctive is the hand painted country estate monogram adorning the front of each boot, a personal mark that speaks to their history and provenance within the world