This Fabulous Louis XVI Style painted Banquette is in Excellent Overall Condition, c.1900. Attributed to Jansen the banquette features classic lines including fluted supports. Measuring 59"W x 34"H x 26"D, ready for your designer touch. Serious Inquiries are Welcome!

This Gracious French Louis XVI Style Mahogany Dessert Server is in Excellent Overall Condition,c.1880. Featuring White Marble Top, Bronze Gallery, Decorative Bronze Mounts, Mirrored Back with large center shelf and lower open shelves on each side. The three bottom drawers are ample for storage. Measuring 44"H x 28"W x 12.5"D. Wonderful for numerous designs, serious inquiries are welcome!

This Fabulous Set of Six Painted French Louis XVI Style Painted Armchairs are in Excellent Overall Condition,c.1870. These Heavy Chairs Feature Classic Handcarved Detail including Fluted Supports and Large Ribbon atop each chair. With more recent fabric the chairs are fabulous for numerous designs. Priced for all, will not split. Measuring 38.5"H x 24.5"W x 24.5"D and a seat ht of 17". Serious Inquiries are Welcome!

This Gorgeous Pair of Rare Bleu Turquin Marble Dore Bronze Cassolettes is in Excellent Overall Condition,c.1870. Featuring Ornate Rose Swag with Figural Bronze Mounts the pair are wonderful for numerous designs. Measuring 14"H x 6" base diameter, priced for the pair. Serious Inquiries are Welcome!

This Very Chic Louis XVI Style Painted Marquise Chair is in Excellent Overall Condition,c.1880. Featuring Classic Hand-carved detail including Fluted Supports. Includes vintage floral brocade upholstery. Measuring 36"H x 32"W x 24"D with a seat ht of 19". Wonderful for numerous designs, serious inquiries are welcome!

This Beautiful Sixteen Piece Louis XV Style Dresden Porcelain Surtout is in Excellent Overall Condition,c.1900. Featuring hand-painted with polychrome enamels and gilding; all signed underglaze with the blue mark of Richard Klemm (RK) over "Dresden". The four cherubs emblematic of Spring and Summer, the four urns with embossed gilded lion's heads, and the eight curved and rectangular planter sections with gilded step-moulded cornice and plinth; all sections painted with floral garlands and together forming a rare table jardiniere/centerpiece. Wear to gilding; a finger of one cherub is well restored. Measuring overall 13 1/4"H x 41"W x 17 3/4"D, cherubs 12 1/2"H x 3"W, urns 7 1/8"H x 3"W, priced for all. Serious Inquiries are Welcome!

This Fantastic English Regency Hand-carved Eagle Convex Gilt Mirror is in Excellent Overall Condition,c.1815. Featuring Crisp hand-carved eagle crest securing a ball and chain, raised balls on the carved frame with original convex mirror. Measuring 40"H x 24"W, Incredible for numerous designs. Serious Inquiries are welcome!

This Diminutive Louis XV Style Walnut Side Table is in Excellent Overall Condition, c.1880. Featuring a single center drawer with bronze gallery and mounts the table is wonderful for the smaller design. Measuring 27.5"H x 11.75"W x 9"D, serious inquiries are welcome!

This Pair of Chippendale Style Mahogany Revolving Bookcase End-tables are in Excellent Overall Condition,c.1880. Featuring two tier end tables with rotating bookcases supported by a set of three turned columns at each corner. The tables are supported by intricately detailed column fret-carved legs which are joined by cross stretchers. Measuring 31″H x 19.5″W x 19.5″D, priced for the pair. Serious Inquiries are Welcome!

This Period Regence Oak Marble Top Commode is in Excellent Overall Condition,c.1720. Featuring Ornate Bronze Mounts, Three spacious drawers, original marble top. Measuring 47.5"W x 34"H x 24.5"D, wonderful for numerous designs. Serious Inquiries are Welcome

This Stately Georgian Mahogany Server is in Excellent Overall Condition,c.1810. Featuring Intricate Hand-carved detail with rich patina, center drawer with inside restoration. Measuring 36″H x 95.5″W x 29.5"D. Serious Inquires are Welcome!

This Stunning Oil on Canvas by Hélène De Lajallet of "Urn with Flowers" is in Excellent Overall Condition,c.1900. Featuring Soft Color, Brilliant Light this breathtakingly beautiful floral still-life can be considered among Hélène de Lajallet's most important compositions. The sensitivity of the paint handling and the attention to detail show de Lajallet as a painter of extraordinary skills. She was born in 1858 in the small town of Saint-Jean d'Angely in the Charente-Maritime area of France and it appears showed an early aptitude for the arts. At some time during her teenage years she moved to Paris to study painting. She is recorded as attending the ateliers of both Georges Jeannin and Benjamin Constant, two of France's most eminent art teachers of the time. Jeannin is remembered primarily as a painter of flowers whilst Constant worked predominantly on genre painting. Both of these artists would influence the young de Lajallet but perhaps Jeannin's contribution would appear, in retrospect, to be the more profound. Her first major success came in 1883 when she was invited to show at the Societaire des Artistes Francais in Paris, an important and prestigious venue of the time. Her work over the following years mostly consisted of floral still-life compositions but she is also recorded as being a `paysagiste' although few of these landscape works have survived. Later she married and took the title Mme. Baude de Meurceley although she does not seem to have exhibited under that name leading one to suppose that she retired as a professional artist on the occasion of her marriage. A death date for Hélène de Lajallet is unknown. Her works today are housed in a number of French museums including a work entitled `Automne Fleuri' (Autumn Flowers) housed at the Musée de La Rochelle in France. Listed in E. Benezit Measuring 59"H x 43"W, Serious Inquiries are Welcome!