Pagoda Red

Owner Betsy Nathan used to live in China and travels there three or four times a year to scout for her spacious gallery, which specializes in 18th- and 19th-century Asian pieces. On a recent visit, some particularly striking items were a pair of honeycomb cabinets ($42,000) and an opium bed made of southern Chinese elm with intricate lotus-like carvings, from Suzhou ($24,800). Other discoveries: decorative terra-cotta horse tiles, Deco pieces from Shanghai, pretty lanterns, lacquered tables, burled cabinets and colorful boulders that would make interesting garden accents.