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Country French open-armchair, Walnut, Chinoiserie Palace Fabric, France 1870’s

Country French open-arm chair. It is constructed from walnut wood hand carved top is decorated with a cartouche of shell and flowers, shaped arms hand varved with a foliage decor, supported by cabriole legs. The chair has been recently reupholstered with a Chinoiserie Palace ~ Willow Blue and White Fabric playful blue and white with complementary blue and white stripe on the back. Measurements: 29” W x 22” D x 38” H, seat 26” W x 21” D, seat height 21”. This chair is in very good condition for its age and is structurally sound. France, 19th century. $ 1,175.00

Dining Side Chairs Set Six (6) Pierced Splat Back ,Antique Portuguese Spanish Colonial Style

$5,650.00

A set of six (6) Portuguese / Spanish Colonial style dining side chairs. Each chair features a nicely decorated back with shell centered rocaille at top rail, above a pierced splat back. Front knees are emphasized with elaborately curled acanthus leaves, with legs tapering down and terminating into a slipper foot. The chairs are constructed out of black walnut and have a rush seat. Chairs remain in exceptionally good condition, no structural damage they are ready to go around the table.

Spain / Portugal 1900’s

Size : 42” H x 19” W x 17” D seat height 18

Empire chest of drawer with ormolu mahogany, marble top, c.a. 1860’s France.

$2,850.00
A French Empire period chest of drawers from the 1850s constructed out of mahogany and adorned with ormolu mounts would be a magnificent piece of furniture, showcasing the opulence and elegance characteristic of the Empire style. Mahogany was a popular wood choice during the Empire period due to its rich color, durability, and ability to take on intricate carvings and details. Ormolu refers to finely gilded bronze mounts often used to embellish furniture during the Empire era. These mounts were intricately designed and added a luxurious touch to the piece. They could take the form of decorative elements such as lion heads, laurel wreaths, or mythological motifs. The use of marble for the top of the chest of drawers adds a sense of grandeur and sophistication. Marble was commonly employed in Empire furniture as it symbolized wealth and luxury. Bun feet, round and bulbous in shape, were a characteristic feature of Empire furniture. They provided stable support and added a distinctive aesthetic element to the overall design. The French Empire style emerged during the reign of Napoleon Bonaparte (early 19th century) and was characterized by a revival of classical themes from ancient Rome and Greece. Furniture from this period often featured bold, symmetrical designs, decorative motifs, and a preference for dark, rich woods. The craftsmanship of furniture from the French Empire period was highly detailed, showcasing intricate carvings and attention to detail. The combination of mahogany, ormolu mounts, marble, and bun feet would have required skilled artisans to create a piece of such high quality. An Empire period chest of drawers like this would not only have served a functional purpose but also made a statement about the owner's taste, wealth, and appreciation for classical aesthetics. Such pieces are often considered valuable antiques today, reflecting the craftsmanship and design trends of the 19th century. Chest is in very good condition, structurally sound.
Measurements are - 49" L x 25" D x 42" H

English Walnut and Burl Walnut Dining Table. Single pedestal. England C.A. 1850

$3,250.00
English pedestal oval top table made of walnut and burl walnut, dating back to the 1850s. Such tables were common during the Victorian era, known for their craftsmanship and elegant designs. During the 1850s in England, furniture styles were influenced by the Victorian taste, characterized by ornate and intricate designs. Walnut was a popular choice for furniture during this period due to its durability and rich, deep to light-brown color. This pedestal table has a heavily carved four scroll feet which are set at a angle single attached to the single bulbous turning of the walnut pedestal central support. If you have a specific question about such a table or if you're looking for more information on this style of furniture, feel free to ask! Table is in a very good condition for its age, structurally sound, minor flows expected with a age. Measurements are - 57"L x 42 1/4" W x 27 1/2" H Hight to the apron 25 " Base 27"x 27"

FRENCH 19TH CENTURY LOUIS PHILLIPHE INLAID GAME / SIDE TABLE.

$6,775.00
Rare fine antique French Louis Phillipe / Napoleon III period inlaid ebony veneer games table with cast brass ormolu mounts and fabulous marquetry and parquetry inlay of exotic woods.Opens to reveal a large games/card table with newly relined black leather with decorative gold embossing. Hidden under the top fitted storage compartments for the game cards and various table games. 24" H kneehole clearance 31"l x 24"W when its open.

French Directoire Period Sleeper Chairs Pair. France, 1780’s

French Directoire period sleeper chairs. They are beautifully constructed out of  European Cherry wood, recently reupholstered with light grey chenille fabric. The legs are tapered in front with ormolu cuffs. Measurements: 21 ½” W x 22”D x 33 ½” h, seat is 21 ½” L x 18 ½” W x 16 ½” h. Chairs are in very good condition and structurally sound. France, late 18th century. $ 3,650.00 pr

French Table With Marquetry And Ormolu Mounts Louis XV style 19th century

$1,750.00
French 19th century Louis XV style walnut table with Marquetry. Card or occasional table with elaborate Marquetry inlaid and ormolu mounts on cabriole legs. With original label of the seller. Table is in very good condition for its age very sturdy, no losses to the inlay, original ormolu, top probably was professionally refinished. Size 30" W x 24" D x 29" H.

Henry II Walnut Server Marble Top. France.1900’s. Renaissance. Sideboard. Antique.

Antique 19th Century Henry II Style French Walnut Server with Marble Top. The bottom portion of the Server constructed out of walnut with a marble top, two pull out drawers and two open  bottom shelves connected to turned front columns. The top portion of the server has a broken pediment crown decorated with finial above a single narrow shelve. Each of the shelves (2) is supported on each side by heavy turned architectural style columns. Two pull out drawers are with original locks and key. The server's top rear panel has lovely carving. Condition – Very good, no missing or replaced parts, hardware, marble no cracks or chips. Size: HEIGHT 70" (178 cm) WIDTH 49" (124 cm) DEPTH 20" (51 cm)

Louis Philippe Semainier Chest Of Seven Drawers. Antique. France. c.1870’s

$3,650.00
Antique 19th century French tall Louis Philippe style semainier chest of seven drawers c.1870. The chest's mahogany top has a molded and crossbanded edge over a shallow top drawer and six slightly graduated deeper drawers with beautifully figured and symmetrically arranged flame mahogany veneered fronts. The chest has brass escutcheons, solid mahogany sides, and bun feet. It has excellent color and is in good condition.