Very nice set of decorative Louis XV rococo escutcheons for buffet, sideboard or commode. Dimensions 3"high/ 1½"wide.

This is a rustic and provincial Buffet made from solid pine by the end of the reign of Louis XIV at the beginning of the 18th century. This very primitive piece was mostly used by a very humble family as a garde-manger. The back panel has been replaced at some point. The pair of doors is mounted with its original hardware (note however that the screws are not original). Several scratches and dents can be seen all around this antique due to the age. Circa 1700-1710...

This is a beautiful late 19th century Headboard, inspired of the Napoleon III era more or less 30-40 years earlier. This elegant piece is highlighted with its original bronze ormolus. The central crest depicts the classical French shell, accented with acanthus patterns and flanked on one side by an oak tree branch while the other side represents an olive tree branch. The side mounts are more formal with a torchiere-shaped ormulus boasting a detailed shell with interlaced wreath and tied ribbon...

RED SUN

Red-painted iron attachment for tip region of train (EF 15-66) in such used condition. Showa period, 20th century, Japan. (*Monkey of the last photo is not attached with this piece.)

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This is a very nice and decorative Liquor Cabinet made from solid and nicely patinaed oak by the end of the 19th century. This piece is originally coming from Dijon, capital city of the historical Burgundy region in eastern France, one of the country’s principal wine-making areas (We strongly advise you to google the name of the city to see great pictures of this marvelous town)...

This is a nice Commode made from solid pine during the middle part of the 20th century. It is directly inspired of the Renaissance period and is originally coming from Alsace in northeastern France. This lovely piece is heavily accented with acanthus and oak leaf patterns, which are typical from the area. A convenient storage capacity is provided thanks to a total of five drawers, each mounted with drop-pull handles. Wear consistent with age and use. Circa 1950-1960...

A pair of chinese porcelain planters and stands painted in famille rose enamels on a yellow ground with scrolling lotus and shou characters. There is a 4 character Guangxu mark to the bases of the stands.

Probably dating from the guangxu period, they stand 7.4 cms high with stands and 13.2 cms (max) across.

Planter 1 has a chip to the top of the rim.

Planter 2 has a chip to the side of the rim...

LANTERN MODEL

Uniquely formed wooden model for making 'Chochin' (Japanese paper lantern). Showa period, 20th century, Japan. Slightly loosely tied up as is. approx...

This is a typical coffee table from the famous French designer Maison Baguès consisting of a faux bamboo brass pediment topped by a mirror. Circa 1960-1970. Dimensions 15 ½"high/ 32"long/ 17"wide.

This is a very decorative Louis Philippe Commode from the first half of the 19th century with a beautiful walnut bleached veneer. Bleached veneer is a recent popular trend with French and English antiques. This elegantly simple chest features a total of 4 drawers, including the one hidden in the upper belt. Wear consistent with age and use. Circa 1830-1840. Dimensions 35"high/ 46"wide/ 19½"deep.

This is a beautiful set of six dining Chairs made from solid and lovely patinaed walnut by the beginning of the 20th century. This set is directly inspired of the Louis XV era, more or less one hundred fifty years earlier. Each chair features a tall and arched seat back standing upon a large serpentine shaped seat supported by a graceful pediment. This latter consists of four nicely scrolled cabriole legs on escargot feet. The crimson simili leather is estimated to be a couple of decade old...

This is beautiful Louis XV style Rococo Commode made from solid and exquisitely patinaed walnut during the second half of the 19th century. This stunning piece consists of a heavily veined serpentine shaped Rouge Royal beveled marble top sitting upon an elegant and nicely embellished bowed facade accented with acanthus patterns. Beside the visual impact this commode is also very convenient thanks to the storage capacity provided by four large drawers, all mounted with their original hardware...

This is a very nice round dining table made from solid and lovely patinaed oak at the beginning of the 20th century. This table is directly inspired of the Henri II style. It consists of a thick round top sitting upon a beautiful support composed of four baluster-shaped columns standing upon a X-shaped pediment with massive legs highlighted by a large finial. Wear consistent with age and use. Some minor water rings can be seen here and there. Circa 1910-1920. Dimensions 29"high/ 43"diameter.

This is a very nice Louis Philippe period provincial nightstand made from a lovely patinaed walnut during the first part of the 19th century. This elegantly simple cabinet features a single drawer upon a single door revealing a spacious storage compartment with single shelf. Wear consistent with age and use. Circa 1830-1840. Dimensions 33"high/ 15"wide/ 12"deep.

This is a beautiful Commode boasting a lovely patinaed Cypress veneer, made during the first part of the 20th century and directly inspired of the French Empire period more or less one hundred and twenty years earlier. This piece is topped by its original "Patricia Green" marble (originally coming from the Aosta valley in northwest Italy), which has been repaired at some point. The step-back facade is offering a spacious storage capacity thanks to five drawers...

A beautifully patinaed and elegantly simple Game Table made from solid mahogany during the Louis XVI era at the end of the 18th century. This lovely item consists of a large folding top revealing a spacious game area covered by a green felt, which has been replaced by the previous owner, all standing on graceful tapered fluted legs with bronze sabots. This type of table is called Demi Lune by the French (Half Moon). Note the hidden compartment revealed by pulling the back leg. It was originally ...

This is a rare and beautiful Rafraichissoir (Cooler), originally coming from Paris and made by the second half of the 19th century during the reign of Napoleon III. This exquisite item is built from solid ebony with inlaid floral patterns made from an intricate combination of rosewood and mahogany veneers. All, beautifully highlighted with bronze pierced galleries and acanthus rosettes with mounts, from the top featuring three removable zinc compartments to the tripod base below. This latter con...

This is a beautiful and elegantly simple Console made from solid and exquisitely patinaed mahogany during the first half of the 19th century at the beginning of the Restoration period (Era following the Fall of Napoleon 1st). This lovely piece is topped by its original gray St Ann marble sitting upon a straight belt disclosing a large hidden drawer, supported by boldly scrolled cabriole legs connected to the straight back legs thanks to a bottom shelf, standing on long claw legs. Wear consistent...