18th Century Antiques

Regence period buffet de chasse (Item No. 604) In solid, carved walnut with marble top. Early 18th century. Dimensions: 28" deep by 36" high by 82" wide Rare, French, Neoclassical, extension dining table (Item No. 598) In solid Cuban mahogany, a wood that has been completely deforested. With tapered, fluted legs terminating in casters. Extends with original mechanism to twenty-three feet, seating for thirty people. Late 18th century from Ile de France (region of Paris). Dimensions: 29" high by 53" round when drop leaves are up, extending up to 23' (276"). French, Neoclassical, period armoire de chasse (Item No. 596) A very unusual form, most likely from a hunting lodge in Southwestern France. In solid, carved cherry with additional storage cabinets on either side (see photo number three), which were used to store hunting gear. Late 18th century. Dimensions: 93" high by 72" wide by 23" deep Regence style canapé (Item No. 595) In solid, carved oak. Late 18th or early 19th century. Dimensions: 75" wide by 37" deep by 43" high Louis XV period encoinure (corner piece) (Item No. 594) In solid, carved beechwood. Mid-18th century. Dimensions: 38" wide by 27" deep by 40" high Northern Italian, Rococo period, silver leaf console table (Item No. 587) With ochre color marble top having a green border. Mid-18th century. Dimensions: 53" wide by 27" deep by 37" high Louis XV period, Provençal buffet de chasse (Item No. 486) In solid, carved walnut with marble top. Mid-18th century. Dimensions: 53" across by 25" deep by 39" high Louis XV style, Italian bureau plat (Item No. 414) With painted verde gris finish and embossed leather writing surface, exaggerated cabriole legs ending in pied de sabots. Late 18th or early 19th century. Dimensions: 65" wide by 29" deep by 30" high Louis XV style, chinoiserie secretary ("dos d'ane") (Item No. 394) Painted and gilded with black lacquer base. Late 18th or early 19th century. Dimensions: 29" wide by 18" deep by 38" high French, Louis XVI period, Provençal buffet de chasse (Item No. 592) In solid, carved walnut with gray marble top having fluted, chamfered corners and pierced bottom apron comprised of garlands, ribbons, and bows. Late 18th century. Dimensions: 66" wide by 28½" deep by 39" high Italian, Neoclassical (Retour d'Egypt), carved and painted giltwood mirror (Item No. 280) With gilded sphinxes and foliage motif. Late 18th century or early 19th century. (Shown here above Item 561, Late George III painted and parcel gilt decorated settee.) Dimensions: 48" wide by 70" high Regence period, carved giltwood mirror (Item No. 573) With some of the original mercury glass. Early 18th century. Dimensions: 34½" high by 23½" wide Pair of Venetian, Neoclassical Gondola lanterns (Item No. 565) Mounted on poles. With largely original polychrome surface. Late 18th century. Dimensions: Lanterns without poles are 36" high by 12" wide. Poles are 58" high. French, 18th century, Louis XV period console table (Item No. 563) In carved giltwood having a gray and white marble top. Dimensions: 38" wide by 19" deep by 33" high Pair of Louis XV period, carved giltwood corner consoles (Item No. 558) With original giltwood surface and marble top. Identically carved, one of slightly larger dimension. Mid-18th century. Regence period, Provençal, three-drawer commode (Item No. 553) In solid, carved walnut with marble top and pied de biche. Early 18th century. Dimensions: 45" wide by 39" by 26" deep Louis XV-Louis XVI Transition period vaisellier from Bresse (Item No. 545) In solid walnut inset with elm burl panels. Third quarter of the 18th century. Dimensions: 94" high by 58" wide by 25" deep Louis XV period enfilade (Item No. 542) From Lorraine, in solid, carved cherry. Mid-18th century. French, Provençal (Beaucaire), Louis XV period, carved giltwood console table (Item No. 530) With Breche violet, beveled marble. 18th century. Dimensions: 43" wide by 20" deep by 35" high Important, French, Louis XV-Louis XVI Transition period scriban (Item No. 525) From the port city of Nantes. In solid, carved acacia (mimosa tree). Third quarter of the 18th century.