Below are a selection of decorative accents from our stock of prints, art and decorative arts objects.

Fruit is a traditional symbol of plenty and prosperity, with lively colors and pleasing forms that have attracted artists through the ages. Decorate the dining area with fruit prints and watercolors, from peaches and apples to exotic tropical varieties.

We have a wide variety of botanical prints, many available in sets of two, four, six or eight. Visit our botanical pages to see more.

Left and Center:
Robert Sweet prints, Chinese watercolors
These flowers never fade, are available in sets, and are priced between $150 and $250 each.

Right: Jean Louis Prévost still life print, late 18th- early 19th C. $950.

Visit our Food & Drink section for genre prints, maps and original illustration art depicting food, wine, and dining scenes.

Remy Hetreau Vins D'Alsace Vins du Val de Loire Vins de Roussillon de Provence French: c. 1930s Color posters on paper $550 each $1,400 the set

Colorful pictorial maps designed by illustrator Remy Hetreau were produced in postwar France to promote French wines. Set of three showing Alsace, the Loire Valley and Roussillon de Provence, one shown above.

Henry William Bunbury The Breakfast -- Symptoms of Drowsiness London: 1815 $450.

Humorous genre print by the British caricaturist Henry William Bunbury of British gents after breakfast.

F.I. Brand Wine American School: c. 1940s Gouache on illustration board 12 1/2 x 20 inches (overall) $550.

The Golden Gate Bridge and a geometric San Francisco skyline are shown in this original illustration art for F.I. Brand California Port wine, accompanied by the slogan, "As Californian as Frisco Itself."

Decorative ceramics and utensils that are suitable for display in the kitchen and dining room. See also our pewter flagons and tankards.