Rath is an antique, design, and contemporary art gallery founded by Eli Rabb and Maggie Orth.

Rath

We specialize in rare, limited-run, and one-of-a-kind pieces — from PRimitive antiques to contemporary experimental design. Each item is hand-selected for its craftsmanship, provenance, and narrative value.

Both. We curate a mix of historically significant vintage furniture and new works from emerging and established designers. Everything we carry has a distinct point of view.

Yes. We encourage appointments to ensure we can offer you the time and attention each piece deserves. Walk-ins are welcome when the gallery is open, but availability may be limited.

Due to the rarity of many pieces, we offer 48-hour holds on select items. Longer holds may be possible on a case-by-case basis.

FAQS

Rath must charge sales tax unless the purchaser provides a resale certificate or bill of lading proving the piece is being shipped out of state.

Returns

We work with a variety of domestic and international shippers.

Shipping

Rath is an antique, design, and contemporary art gallery founded by Eli Rabb and Maggie Orth. Their program brings together 20th-century design and lighting, primitive Alpine cabinetry, and European vernacular furniture with a restrained, intuitive approach.

A rotating selection of contemporary artists is shown in dialogue with the collection. Rath prioritizes work that carries the imprint of time, favoring material honesty and instinct-driven curation over strict categorization.

Thank you for your interest in our collection, Inquire below and we will get back to you as soon AS POSSIBLE

Anthroposophical Elm Mirror
Netherlands 1940s

Beveled Mirror
France 1950s

Burl Mirror
France 1970s

Venetian Mirror
Italy 19th Century

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Anthroposophical Elm Mirror Netherlands 1940s

Beveled Mirror France 1950s

Burl Mirror France 1970s

Venetian Mirror Italy 19th Century

JOIN OUR MAILING LIST

Anthroposophical Elm Mirror
Netherlands 1940s

Beveled Mirror
France 1950s

Burl Mirror
France 1970s

Venetian Mirror
Italy 19th Century