France Second Half of the 19th Century

Morbier "L. Gremaux" "Montceau-les-Mines" grandfather clock. Violin-shaped wooden case, typically decorated with a faux wood finish. The base features an oval medallion painted with floral motifs. The pendulum is a "lyre" type, made of embossed brass and embellished with a large painted vase of flowers in the center. The hands are made of perforated brass. The dial is made of sheet metal with Roman numerals and the watchmaker's instructions. Surrounding the dial is an embossed brass section, which echoes the floral motifs of the pendulum below.

Italy Mid-19th Century

Walnut etagere dating back to the mid-19th century, featuring an elegant four-tier structure. The turned columns supporting the shelves extend into the legs and upper spandrels, creating a harmonious and well-balanced ensemble. Small balustrades inserted between the columns add a decorative touch, typical of Italian craftsmanship of the period. The choice of walnut gives the etagere a robustness and a refined, warm tone, ideal for displaying precious objects or books. This piece fits perfectly into classic and traditional settings, offering practicality and a distinctive historical taste.

Italy Late XIX Century

A large walnut library lectern dating to the late 19th century, featuring a reclining top with adjustable tilt via a rack. Featuring a pair of pull-out document shelves, embellished with handles carved with leaf scrolls, this lectern combines functionality and elegance. The four turned legs, resting on plinth bases with feral feet, are connected by a central crosspiece. The crosspiece is embellished with a pair of turned columns and perforated panels, giving the piece a solid and decorative structure. Perfect for enhancing the decor of a library or study, it combines classic aesthetics and practicality.

Italy, XX Century

Low cradle scale in iron and wood. Italy, 20th century.

Italy, XIX Century

A Louis Philippe dressing table in walnut and cherry, dating to the second quarter of the 19th century, made in Italy. The top opens like a flap and conceals a tilting mirror, while the drawer nestled beneath the top offers practical storage. The front legs, featuring curved lines and carved scrolls and curls, rest on a molded base that lends stability and harmony to the overall design. On the right side, three drawers offer additional storage, while the left side features a paneled door. The interior shelf has been replaced, while maintaining the original elegance and functionality of the piece. This dressing table is a refined example of the Louis Philippe style, ideal for enhancing classic spaces with a touch of history.

Italy, XVIII Century

An 18th-century Baroque walnut chest from Italy, featuring a two-part front with three slightly protruding uprights. The structure is supported by finely carved double-braced legs, which lend stability and a touch of refinement. The serrated cornice beneath the top adds a distinctive decorative detail, typical of the Baroque period. The well-preserved walnut patina conveys the authenticity and charm of the era. Perfect for spaces requiring a striking piece of historic furniture.

England, mid-19th century

A grandfather clock crafted from mahogany and mahogany, attributed to the Jas Wharrie Otley factory, dating to mid-19th century England. The lacquered and painted sheet metal dial features a refined combination of Roman and Arabic numerals, enriched by painted decorations in the corners and upper bezel. The structure features a glass door, flanked by two turned columns supporting an elaborate cornice decorated with scrolls, curlicues, and a central pendentive. The central column features a door and rests on bracket feet, lending stability and a touch of elegance to the overall piece. This piece represents an example of period English craftsmanship, ideal for enhancing classic settings with its imposing presence and meticulous detailing.

Baroque carving with scrolls from the early 18th century

Baroque frieze in carved and gilded wood, featuring two large leafy scrolls that give the piece an arched shape. The carving features symmetrical floral details, indicative of a workmanship typical of the Baroque period. The size of the object suggests it was derived from a more complex decorative scheme. Ideal for enhancing classic spaces with a historical and artistic touch.

20th Century Italian Style Balustrade

Renaissance-style balustrade cabinet, crafted in walnut in the 20th century. The design is distinguished by an upper shelf supported by a cabinet with a door, complemented by a series of elegant turned uprights. These decorative elements alternate over four levels, offering both functionality and a refined aesthetic. The solid structure and shelf arrangement make it ideal for dividing spaces, combining practicality and style.

Walnut chest from the late 19th century

A late 19th-century walnut chest, crafted in neo-Baroque style, featuring a serrated frame beneath the top that adds a refined visual detail. The front is divided into three sections with applied carvings, displaying highly refined craftsmanship. The lion's paws lend solidity and a touch of majesty to the entire piece.

20th century Baroque style kneeler

Baroque-style kneeler, crafted in the 20th century from antique woods, specifically walnut. The piece features a contoured top incorporating a practical drawer nestled in the panel. The two contoured uprights add a touch of elegance, while the back is embellished with a panel with framed reserves, highlighting the attention to detail typical of the Baroque style. The choice of walnut provides a warm tone and remarkable durability, making this kneeler a functional and decorative piece, ideal for a classic setting or for those who appreciate the charm of the past.

Germany, Early XX Century

Deco pendulum clock veneered in walnut-stained oak, walnut moulding and floral carvings. Manufactured by Junghas. Germany, early 20th century.

Italy, XIX Century

A Louis Philippe walnut etagere, featuring four trapezoidal shelves that offer an elegant, functional and decorative structure. Turned columns support the shelves, lending solidity and a touch of refinement typical of the Louis Philippe period. The upper section is embellished with a pierced balustrade with corner spandrels; although the right-hand element is missing, this detail does not detract from the overall elegance of the piece. The onion-shaped legs complete the design, ensuring stability and a consistently harmonious aesthetic. This piece, dating to the second quarter of the 19th century, is a representative example of Italian craftsmanship of the period.

Italy, XIX Century

This walnut chest is the result of a skillful modification of an original Baroque chest, resized in the 20th century in Italy. On the front, an elaborate carving with a central coat of arms is supported by cherubs, embellished with leafy scrolls that lend movement and grace. The uprights feature finely carved pilasters, while the double-bracketed, scroll-carved legs add a touch of structural elegance.

Italy, Second Half XIX Century

This walnut coat rack from Italy, dating back to the second half of the 19th century, features a sophisticated design that combines functionality and elegance. Featuring three sets of three hangers each, the top two pivot for added convenience. The central shaft is expertly turned, lending a classic and refined look, while the frame rests on three curved feet for stability and a decorative touch. This coat rack is an example of traditional craftsmanship, perfect for spaces seeking to maintain a historic and refined atmosphere.

Italy, Early XX Century

Art Nouveau mahogany pendulum clock, crafted in Italy at the beginning of the 20th century. The front door features glass panels allowing a view of the internal mechanism, enriched with leaf carvings and scrolls elegantly framing the tinplate dial. The two side windows add a touch of originality, contributing to a partial view of the pendulum's movement. This piece represents an example of the craftsmanship of the Liberty era, perfect for enhancing spaces with a touch of history and style.

Italy 19th Century

Louis Philippe walnut étagère is distinguished by the elegance of its molded top, supported by shaped legs with refined leaf carvings and fruit motifs. The molded base houses an intermediate shelf, while the bun feet complete the structure. The upper section, featuring a shelf supported by shaped and carved scrolls and curls, is topped by a pierced crest with a central face and decorative motifs. This creation, dating back to the second quarter of the 19th century in Italy, represents an excellent example of Luigi Filippo era craftsmanship.

Italy, Late XIX Century

A poplar chest dating back to the second half of the 19th century, crafted in Neo-Renaissance style. The piece features finely carved frames with pods and leafy scrolls. At the center of the front, a large carved reserve features elaborate leaf motifs flanked by two half-rosettes. The pilasters are adorned with candelabras with caryatids, while the feet are shaped like feline paws, lending a majestic and robust appearance. This piece has been restored and lacquered in ivory tones in our workshops, maintaining its conservative reversibility to preserve the object's historical integrity.

Italy, Mid XIX Century

A mid-19th-century walnut coffee table, originally part of a chest of drawers, featuring a drawer with a finely carved front in the band beneath the top. The wavy legs, embellished with leaf carvings, end in elegant goat feet. The structure is further stabilized by a turned crosspiece, adding an additional decorative and functional element.

Italy, Late XVIII Century

Small walnut chest dating back to the late 18th century, from Italy. The sturdy structure and elegant walnut wood characterize this antique piece, which retains its original lock, a testament to its era. The wrought iron side handles not only add a touch of elegance but also make it easy to move. The simple, understated lines make this chest a versatile piece, suitable for a variety of settings, both as a functional storage unit and as a decorative element in an entryway or living room.

Italy, XX Century

This 20th-century Italian dressing table features an elegant balance of metal and marble. The chromed metal frame supports a tilting beveled mirror, offering both functionality and style. Two hexagonal marble shelves add a touch of sophistication, while three metal legs ensure stability. The towel racks and basin holder, also in metal, complete the practical yet harmonious design. The painted ceramic basin, with floral decorations, blends seamlessly into the frame, adding a classic, decorative touch. This piece easily fits into both modern and classic settings, offering a refined, period accent.

France Second Fourth XIXth Century

Restoration dressing table finished in a day entirely veneered with mahogany feather, France, second quarter of the 19th century. Stand with pair of side drawers and tilting mirror, top in white marble with tray, drawer in the band containing Moroccan insert placed on a sliding wooden panel; column rear legs, moved front legs, the latter ending with lion feet in gilded bronze resting on a shaped base with wheels. Decorated with leaves and floral elements in chiseled gilt bronze. Mahogany and poplar interior.

Italy 18th Century

An 18th-century Italian walnut chest, characterized by a serrated molding under the top. The front panel is embellished with carved vines, lending a detailed, artistic touch. The uprights feature finely crafted scrolls, while the bracketed legs are decorated with carved rosettes and scrolls, adding elegance and refinement. This piece represents a significant example of Italian craftsmanship of the period.

Italy Late 19th Century

Baroque-style screen, crafted from carved, lacquered, and gilded wood, from late 19th-century Italy. It comprises three elements, each with a glass upper panel displaying watercolor prints and a lower panel upholstered in decorative fabric. The carvings and gilded moldings stand out against a refined green lacquered background. The curved legs culminate in elegant curls, giving the screen a dynamic and sophisticated look.