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| These French Antique Furniture have been sold. We leave select sold items in our gallery to show the kind of pieces we can locate. Please do not hesitate to inquire if you would like us to find something like any of these for you! If you would prefer to see items that are available now, please go to the beginning of our French Antique Furniture category or go back to our online gallery |
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Item No. 988
Very fine, French, early Louis XV period fauteuil a la reineIn solid, carved giltwood. Circa 1735. |
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Item No. 987
Pair of French, Louis XVI style candelabraBronze d'ore and marble. Circa 1870. |
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Item No. 986
Pair of French, Louis XIV period torcheresIn solid, carved giltwood. Circa 1700. 65" tall by 15" diameter |
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Item No. 983
Very fine, Louis XV period Arlesian petrinIn solid, carved walnut. Second half of the 18th century. 48" wide by 23" deep by 38" high |
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Item No. 981
Fine, French, Louis XVI period, demi-lune console tableIn solid, carved giltwood, having four, tapered, fluted legs joined by a stretcher centered with floral urn, the apron elegantly carved with bows and garlands, having a Carrera marble top. From Paris circa 1780. 45¼" wide by 33" high by 19" deep |
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Item No. 908
Pair of fine, French, Louis XV period fauteuilsIn solid, carved beechwood (one of pair shown). Circa 1750. Stamped "L.CRESSON" |
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Item No. 978
Fine, French, Louis XIV period commodeRosewood veneer with four drawers adorned with banded brass inlay and gilt bronze mounts. With original marble top. Circa 1700-1720. |
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Item No. 975
Rare, French, Louis XVI period secrétaire à abattantMarquetry-inlaid with musical trophies, urns, and floral bouquets. Circa 1780. Stamped "G. Kemp." (Guillaume Kemp - active 1757–86, master 1764). |
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Item No. 974
Fine, French, Louis XV period commodeIn solid, carved walnut with gilt bronze mounts. From Provence, France. 18th century. |
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Item No. 971
Rare, Provençal, Regence period buffet presentoir a faienceIn solid, carved walnut with four doors. Rococo design. Chapeau de gendarme cornice and traverse ajourée. From Nimes, France circa 1715-1727. 109" high by 63" wide by 17" deep |
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Item No. 969
Very fine, French, Provençal, Louis XV period commodeIn solid, carved walnut with galbé façade and sides, pierced apron on the front and both sides ("traverse ajourée"). From Nimes, France. Second half of the 18th century. |
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Item No. 967
Very fine and rare French, Louis XV period chandelierIn solid bronze d'ore with original mercury gilding and original cut crystal. Circa 1750. Provenance: From the chapel of Chateau de Sarthe. 52" high by 42" diameter |
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Item No. 966
Very fine, Louis XVI style marquiseIn solid, carved giltwood. Circa 1850. 38¼" high (at back) by 34½" wide |
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Item No. 962
Pair of fine, French, Regence period fauteuilsFrames in solid, elaborately carved beechwood with entretoises (stretchers) and caned backs and seats. Circa 1715-1727. |
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Item No. 961
Very fine, French, Regence period enfiladeIn solid, carved walnut and cherry with original marble top. Circa 1715. |
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Item No. 959
Fine, French, Louis XV period armoireIn solid, carved cherry with double domed cornice. From Rennes, Brittany. Second half of the 18th century. |
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Item No. 958
Very fine, French, Louis XV period consoleIn solid, carved giltwood with original Brèche violet marble top; bottom stretcher having having four legs centered by a vigorously carved floral bouquet. Circa 1750. |
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Item No. 957
Fine, French, Regence period commodeIn solid, carved walnut of arbalette form with original gray marble top. From Provence. Early 18th century. |
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Item No. 952
Rare, Louis XVI period table de gibier (hunting table)Double face (two-sided) of arbalette form in solid, carved walnut with one large drawer on the front. In the manner of Pierre Pillot, Nimes. Circa 1760. 36" high by 53½" long by 28" wide |
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Item No. 951
Very fine, Louis XV style pare-feu (firescreen)The solid, carved giltwood frame from the early 19th century; the silk tapestry inset from the 18th century. In the manner of "Tilliard." |
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