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French 19th Century Louis Philippe Marble Top Commode
$4,995.00
37"H x 49.88"W x 21.50"D
Dimensions: 37” H x 49 ⅞” W x 21 ½” D

This Louis Philippe commode from France, 19th century, has mesmerizing burled, bookmatched walnut drawer fronts with dense ripples of grain pattern that flow from one to the other for a unified effect. On the top surface, the white marble shows thin wisps of gray veining under a softly etched patina and rounded edges. Note that there is one distinct patch of ochre-toned patina. A stack of four drawers open by working locks (sharing a key between them) fitted with ornate escutcheons whose foliate themes are the perfect complement to the tones and organic swirls of the drawer fronts. Cleaned and polished with a French paste wax, ready for your interior. Please view the detailed images.
French 19th Century Louis Philippe Mahogany Enfilade
$9,500.00
37.88"H x 89"W x 25.38"D
Dimensions: 37 ⅞” H x 89” W x 25 ⅜” D

This 19th century Louis Philippe enfilade prominently displays the naturally occurring flamed mahogany grain on the cabinet doors to animate the linear formality of the wide case, forgoing any superfluous decoration which might detract from the organic textures of the wood and marble top. The four-door case is topped with an exciting slab of Saint Anne marble in dark and mysterious vein patterns the stone is prized for. Note that a break toward the right side has been professionally repaired to blend the seam as much as possible. Storage options of the large case are arranged as three drawers across the frieze and four cabinet doors below representing three distinct compartments that will keep a dining room, living room, or foyer organized. The right drawer is thoughtfully divided into six sections for flatware or serving pieces, while the other two drawers remain open for adapting to one’s needs. Locks are intact but do not function, please use the included key as a pull. Below the wide drawer (at center) is the larger of the three cabinets, the two doors opening (and locking) together to reveal two shelves, 21” deep. Left and right compartments have a single shelf, 20 ½” deep. The whole rests on a plinth base which underscores the clean lines and sense of permanence that will make this sideboard a defining feature in any room. Cleaned, tightened, and refinished to maintain every gorgeous feature this buffet is ready for your interior. Please view the detailed images to see more. One key included.
French 19th Century Louis Philippe Silver Gilt Mirror
$5,600.00
57.50"H x 43.25"W x 1.75"D
Dimensions: 57 ½” H x 43 ¼” W x 1 ¾” D

Orderly and architecturally inspired, the silver-gilt frame of this 19th century Louis Philippe mirror is meticulously etched with a coin-edge pattern along the arched frame. The satin texture is subtle and refined, given depth and variation by dark oxidation of the silver particularly in the beaded trim around the mirror plate. No obvious foxing in the glass to blur the reflection so likely the mirror plate is a 20th century replacement. The scale is perfect to make a big impact in any room. Please view the detailed images to see more.
French 19th Century Mahogany Extending Dining Table
$16,600.00
30"H x 143"W x 55.75"D
Dimensions: 30” H x 143’ W x 55 ¾” D

A stunning metamorphic French mahogany dining table from the 19th century, extending to 143” (just shy of 12 feet) to host a crowd of family & friends. The four leaves show beautiful color and smooth texture, they are more recent replacements made with the utmost care to blend seamlessly with the original dropleaf ends which create an oblong shape when open. Three pairs of slender, delicately turned legs support the scale of the table, balanced on small brass casters. Distance between the legs is approximately 60” on the left side and 54” to the right to seat at least twelve guests comfortably. Cleaned, tightened, this refinished 19th century extending table is ready for your interior. Please view the detailed images to see more.

Max dimensions: 30” H x 143” W x 55 ¾” D
Each leaf: 22” W x 55 ¾” D
Width with three leaves: 121” W x 55 ¾” D
Width with two leaves: 99” W x 55 ¾” D
Width with one leaf: 76 ¾” W x 55 ¾” D
Width without leaves: 54 ¾” W x 55 ¾” D
French 19th Century Louis XVI Style Demilune Enfilade
$6,800.00
39.75"H x 66.75"W x 25"D
Dimensions: 39 ¾” H x 66 ¾” W x 25” D

A statement piece for a dining room or foyer, this 19th century Louis XVI style enfilade demonstrates refined taste and luxury in any scenario. The original, white marble slab conforms to the breakfront of the demilune shape, protruding over the middle section before sloping back toward the wall, the stone traced with thin ribbons of gray veining. Two rectangular drawers in the center use elegantly curved drop handles to open; the right drawer is organized into five sections while the left drawer is undivided. Surprisingly, the curved left and right corners aren’t fixed but fully functioning drawers as well, swinging out by their ring pulls at a 45 degree angle to the case. In the main body, four doors with stunning mahogany fronts enclose the various storage compartments: quarter-round cabinets to the sides offering two small shelves each (sharing a key between them) and a wide cabinet with single shelf (20 ½” deep) behind the middle doors right sharing one key between them. Fluted pilasters transition into conical feet elevating the piece from the floor which creates a sense of lightness against the grand scale. Cleaned and tightened, polished with a French paste wax this antique buffet is ready for your interior. Please view the detailed images to see more. Two keys included.
French 19th Century Louis Philippe Mahogany Bibliotheque
$13,500.00
96.63"H x 104.63"W x 18.75"D
Dimensions: 96 ⅝” H x 104 ⅝” W x 18 ¾” D

A capacious, 19th century French Louis Philippe style bibliothèque, handcrafted of mahogany with a row of four glass-front doors for displaying treasured books, heirlooms, and other collections in an office or library. The clean, linear quality and rather narrow depth allow this timeless design to fit any number of traditional and transitional decorating tastes. Behind the two pairs of locking doors are eight (8) interior shelves (7 ½” deep) which are adjustable on sawtooth brackets to easily reconfigure as needed. Note that the panes do not exhibit the bubbles and waves to confirm they are original, so are likely 20th century replacements. Below are a series of four, bookmatched doors enclosing the lower cabinet that follows the order of the upper body: each pair of doors work in tandem by a lock & key to enclose the (left and right) cabinets. Both compartments have a stationary shelf, approximately 15” deep. This striking storage piece has been cleaned and polished with a French paste wax to bring out the rich grain pattern and historic patina, ready for your interior. Please view the detailed images. Four keys included.
French 20th Century Industrial Work Bench
$3,995.00
34.50"H x 75.50"W x 30.50"D
Dimensions: 34 ½” H x 75 ½” W x 30 ½” D

A fantastic industrial workbench from France, early to mid-20th century, assembled from a heavy steel case with a thick wood top surface that would allow this piece to become a unique kitchen island infused with authenticity for the modern interior. Using only three boards (likely beech), the wood reflects decades of merciless patina inflicted upon the resilient planks: holes, chop marks, bits of metal, and layers of paint to name a few, resulting in an engaging, tactile quality. In the case below–equally patinated to reveal layers of blue and cool mint green paint–are three distinct compartments for display and storage: an open shelf to the left which can be accessed on either side, and two cabinets with angled handles that may have originally had locks. Note that the left cabinet is fitted with brackets to support a shelf. Folded steel plates for legs elevate the case to a comfortable height to work and prep, leaving the floor open (perfect for accessing outlets and other utilities) underneath. Recently cleaned and waxed to preserve its character, this industrial work table is ready to join your interior. Please view the detailed images to see the current condition.
French Vintage Coffee Table in the Manner of Guy Lefèvre
$3,600.00
14.50"H x 49.63"W x 26"D
Dimensions: 14 ½” H x 49 ⅝” W x 26” D

This sleek rectangular coffee table was produced by the legendary firm of Maison Jansen in the 1970s, part of a larger collected designed by Guy Lefèvre, reflecting a new gilded age of French design after the war built on the Moderne tradition with the glamour of Hollywood Regency. Two tiers of smoke glass trays are supported by a linear, steel frame in a (patinated) dark chrome finish with Greek Key geometry at the corners to be attractive and accessible from every side of one’s seating arrangement. These swathes of glass offer generous surface area–with full visibility–for display as well as to rest one’s coffee/cocktail. Sure to be a très chic focal point for any living room, a timeless style to suit a range of aesthetics from transitional to modern to more eclectic–ready to join your interior. Note the table has been gently cleaned, although multiple scratches remain in the glass and dark oxidation of the metal consistent with age and use. Please view the detailed images to see the current condition.
French 19th Century Marble Top Farm Table
$5,800.00
29.75"H x 77.25"W x 31.50"D
Dimensions: 29 ¾” H x 77 ¼” W x 31 ½” D

A unique farm table with origins in 19th century France, adapted in the 20th century with a new white marble top on the original oak frame. At just over six-feet long, the scale is perfect to host intimate gatherings of family & friends or everyday meals. The top surface of antique honed white marble has a smooth texture that is inviting to the touch, animated by thin ribbons of gray veining and finished to rounded corners. Patina is light with spots or streaks of tan discoloration after decades of use. Two pairs of square, muscular legs support the scale of the table joined by stretchers across the length and width–all stained an attractive shade of chestnut. Distance between the legs is approximately 66” to fit three chairs per side comfortably (or a single bench) with the possibility of a chair on each end. The proportions and quality craftsmanship of the table could easily adapt to a multitude of uses around the home, even to a retail or business environment as a display fixture. As well, the table could easily be lifted and adapted into a kitchen island or work table. Cleaned, tightened, and polished with a French paste wax this antique farm table is ready to join your interior. Please view the detailed images to see the current condition.

Apron height: 24 ¾”
French Vintage Blue Glass Pickling Jar
$120.00
14.75"H x 8.25"W x 8.25"D
Dimensions: 14 ¾” H x 8 ¼” W x 8 ¼” D

A large, aqua-blue glass bottle from early 20th century France. These handmade jars each vary in size and coloration due to their one-of-a-kind nature, making them easy to collect. Rare and highly sought-after, what may be mistaken as imperfections: tilted mouths, bubbles and ripples in the glass, are actually the very attributes that make these such cherished antiques. Originally used to store pickles, vegetables, fruits, truffles and other food sundries, today the transparency makes these wonderful vases and can be placed throughout the home for an added pop of color and texture. Stamped in the base with “10L” for the capacity in liters. Please view the detailed images to see more.
French Vintage Stoneware Confit Pot
$250.00
8.25"H x 11.75"W x 8.50"D
Dimensions: 8 ¼” H x 11 ¾” W x 8 ½” D

A vintage French (circa 1920) salt-glazed stoneware confit pot with expressive loop handles. This style of crock is an indispensable icon of French cuisine, the squat vessel has a luminous glaze finish of beige-gray, a little mottled to reveal the clay underneath which gives it authenticity and intrigue however one chooses to use or display it. Curvaceous handles on each side (resembling ears) lend personality to the design. For the modern interior these antique cooking pots deliver French sophistication as unexpected vases for flower bouquets and greenery or displayed on a counter for kitchen utensils. Please view the detailed images to see the current condition.
French Vintage Salt Glaze Stoneware Jug
$150.00
11.75"H x 8.25"W x 8.13"D
Dimensions: 11 ¾” H x 8 ¼” W x 8 ⅛” D

An French vintage 20th century stoneware cruche traditionally used as a bottle or demijohn to transport and store water, oil, or wine. The hand of the potter has imparted organic variation to the form with a wabi-sabi quality of utilitarian authenticity, using luminous salt glaze which creates movement across the (uneven) surface of the bottle in nuanced shifts of color from earthy browns to mustard to the neutral greige of the clay. The bulbous vessel uses a small loop handle to aid in pouring liquid out of the narrow mouth at the top that would have been corked. Perhaps a bit awkward to physically use, for the modern interior this work of ceramic art is a wonderful artifact of culinary history to add to one’s collection. Please view the detailed images to see the current condition.
French Vintage Salt Glaze Stoneware Jug
$115.00
8.50"H x 7.50"W x 6.75"D
Dimensions: 8 ½” H x 7 ½” W x 6 ¾” D

A French vintage 20th century stoneware cruche traditionally used as a bottle or demijohn to transport and store water, oil, or wine. The hand of the potter has imparted organic variation to the form with a wabi-sabi quality of utilitarian authenticity, using tactile salt glaze which creates movement across the (uneven) surface of the bottle in nuanced shifts of color from earthy browns to burgundy. The bulbous vessel uses a small loop handle to aid in pouring liquid out of the narrow mouth at the top that would have been corked. For the modern interior this work of ceramic art is a wonderful artifact of culinary history to add to one’s collection and décor. Please view the detailed images to see the current condition.
French 19th Century Stoneware Cruche
$295.00
15.63"H x 9.38"W x 9.38"D
Dimensions: 15 ⅝” H x 9 ⅜” W x 9 ⅜” D

A French 19th century stoneware cruche traditionally used as a bottle or demijohn to transport and store water, oil, or wine. The hand of the potter has imparted organic variation to the form with a wabi-sabi quality of utilitarian authenticity, using luminous salt glaze which creates movement across the (uneven) surface of the bottle in nuanced shifts of color from earthy browns to mustard to the neutral greige of the clay. The bulbous vessel uses a small loop handle to aid in pouring liquid out of the narrow mouth at the top that would have been corked. Note the interesting medallion on the front of the neck, with fleur de lis icon to underscore the distinctly French origins. For the modern interior this work of ceramic art is a wonderful artifact of culinary history to add to one’s collection or kitchen décor. Please view the detailed images to see the current condition.
French Vintage Salt Glazed Stoneware Confit Pot
$250.00
9.50"H x 13.25"W x 8.75"D
Dimensions: 9 ½” H x 13 ¼” W x 8 ¾” D

A vintage French (circa 1920) salt-glazed stoneware confit pot with expressive loop handles resembling ears. This style of crock is an indispensable icon of French cuisine, the squat vessel has a luminous glaze finish of beige-gray, a little mottled to reveal the clay underneath. Curvaceous handles on each side give personality to the design making it easier to lift the pot when full of delicious confit. For the modern interior these antique cooking pots deliver French sophistication as unexpected vases for flower bouquets and greenery or displayed on a counter for kitchen utensils. Small “3” imprinted on the shoulder, just below the rim. Please view the detailed images to see the current condition.
French 19th Century Stoneware Cruche
$350.00
14.88"H x 11.50"W x 10.38"D
Dimensions: 14 ⅞” H x 11 ½” W x 10 ⅜” D

An enormous French 19th century stoneware cruche traditionally used as a bottle or demijohn to transport and store water, oil, or wine. The hand of the potter has imparted organic variation to the form with a wabi-sabi quality of utilitarian authenticity, using a salt glaze which creates movement across the (uneven) surface of the bottle in dramatic shifts of color from deep, earthy browns and reds to the neutral tan of the stoneware clay. The bulbous vessel uses a single handle to aid in pouring liquid out of the narrow mouth at the top that would have been corked. For the modern interior this work of ceramic art is a wonderful artifact of culinary history to add to one’s collection or kitchen décor. Please view the detailed images to see the current condition.
Portuguese 19th Century Glazed Terracotta Bowl
$395.00
4.63"H x 13.25"W x 13.25"D
Dimensions: 4 ⅝” H x 13 ¼” W x 13 ¼” D

An inspiring example of 19th century Portuguese folk art pottery, this handmade terracotta bowl expresses the unique history of decorative arts traditions found across the Iberian peninsula which borrowed imagery from cultures far and wide. Crafted in terracotta and finished with a buttery gold slip glaze, the bowl features whimsical (if not symbolic) crosshatched pyramids in burnt orange, and parallel lines dividing the interior into four quadrants occupied by dark green wave motifs. The ruffled “pie crust” rim is gently pinched to round out the decorative effects, but like similar fajalauza bowls from Spain this piece would have been used regularly in the kitchen and not just to display. Patina as expected with some loss to the glaze, bringing warmth and authenticity to any interior or ceramics collection. Please view the detailed images to see more.
French Vintage Clear Glass Pickling Jar
$120.00
14.50"H x 7.50"W x 7.50"D
Dimensions: 14 ½” H x 7 ½” W x 7 ½” D

A large clear glass jar from the early 20th century France. These handmade jars each vary in size and coloration due to their one-of-a-kind nature, making them easy to collect. Rare and highly sought-after, what may be mistaken as imperfections: tilted mouths, bubbles and ripples in the glass, are actually the very attributes that make these such cherished antiques. Originally used to store pickles, vegetables, fruits, truffles and other food sundries, today the transparency makes these wonderful vases and can be placed throughout the home for an added pop of color and texture. Please view the detailed images to see more.
French Vintage Etched Glass Pitcher
$150.00
5.88"H x 6.50"W x 5.50"D
Dimensions: 5 ⅞” H x 6 ½” W x 5 ½” D

French vintage midcentury modern handmade glass pitcher, likely intended for cocktails although the etched pattern brings joy to the table any time of day. The heavy glass serving piece uses an elegant spout for pouring, balanced by a solid handle with gorgeous contour, curves that are repeated in the beehive swell of the vessel’s body decorated with festive, etched registers of dots and stripes. Eye-catching as a decorative accessory on its own, this antique pitcher would be lovely on a table or counter with a fresh bouquet of flowers when not serving juices and other beverages. Please view the detailed images to see more and get inspired.
French Vintage Blue Glass Pickling Jar
$120.00
14.25"H x 7.25"W x 7.25"D
Dimensions: 14 ¼” H x 7 ¼” W x 7 ¼” D

An large, aqua-blue glass bottle from early 20th century France. These handmade jars each vary in size and coloration due to their one-of-a-kind nature, making them easy to collect. Rare and highly sought-after, what may be mistaken as imperfections: tilted mouths, bubbles and ripples in the glass, are actually the very attributes that make these such cherished antiques. Originally used to store pickles, vegetables, fruits, truffles and other food sundries, today the transparency makes these wonderful vases and can be placed throughout the home for an added pop of color and texture. Please view the detailed images to see more.
French Vintage Clear Glass Pickling Jar
$120.00
15.75"H x 8"W x 8"D
Dimensions: 15 ¾” H x 8” W x 8” D

An enormous clear glass bottle from early 20th century France. These handmade jars each vary in size and coloration due to their one-of-a-kind nature, making them easy to collect. Rare and highly sought-after, what may be mistaken as imperfections: tilted mouths, bubbles and ripples in the glass, are actually the very attributes that make these such cherished antiques. Originally used to store pickles, vegetables, fruits, truffles and other food sundries, today the transparency makes these wonderful vases and can be placed throughout the home for an added pop of color and texture. Please view the detailed images to see more.
French Vintage Blue Glass Pickling Jar
$120.00
12.50"H x 7.25"W x 7.25"D
Dimensions: 12 ½” H x 7 ¼” W x 7 ¼” D

A large aqua-blue glass jar from the early 20th century France. These handmade jars each vary in size and coloration due to their one-of-a-kind nature, making them easy to collect. Rare and highly sought-after, what may be mistaken as imperfections: tilted mouths, bubbles and ripples in the glass, are actually the very attributes that make these such cherished antiques. Originally used to store pickles, vegetables, fruits, truffles and other food sundries, today the transparency makes these wonderful vases and can be placed throughout the home for an added pop of color and texture. Stamped with a small medallion that reads “6 liter” at the neck, please view the detailed images to see more.
French 19th Century Hand-rolled Glass Pitcher
$350.00
11.50"H x 5.63"W x 4.50"D
Dimensions: 11 ½” H x 5 ⅝” W x 4 ½” D

French, 19th century handmade glass pitcher from the Normandy region, likely intended for cider or wine. The heavy glass serving piece uses an elegant spout for pouring, balanced by a solid handle with gorgeous contour– curves that are repeated in the teardrop swell of the vessel body decorated with a subtle fluted pattern. An eye-catching decorative accessory on its own, this antique pitcher would be lovely on a table or counter with a fresh bouquet of flowers when not serving juices and other beverages. Please view the detailed images to see more and get inspired.
French Vintage Clear Glass Pickling Jar
$120.00
14"H x 7.63"W x 7.63"D
Dimensions: 14” H x 7 ⅝” W x 7 ⅝” D

A large clear glass bottle from the early 20th century France. These handmade jars each vary in size and coloration due to their one-of-a-kind nature, making them easy to collect. Rare and highly sought-after, what may be mistaken as imperfections: tilted mouths, bubbles and ripples in the glass, are actually the very attributes that make these such cherished antiques. Originally used to store pickles, vegetables, fruits, truffles and other food sundries, today the transparency makes these wonderful vases and can be placed throughout the home for an added pop of color and texture. Please view the detailed images to see more. Note the base is marked with the number “8” for the capacity in liters.
French 19th Century Oak and Upholstered Bench
$3,200.00
22.13"H x 59.75"W x 21.50"D
Dimensions: 22 ⅛” H x 59 ¾” W x 21 ½” D

A French oak rectangular bench from the late 19th century with turned legs and more recent upholstery of practical, faux leather. The robust proportions of this multipurpose seat uses the timeless charm of oak and the technical sophistication of turned legs (without the need for stretchers) to keep the design elevated and refined to suit a number of interior decorating tastes. The dedication to craftsmanship becomes a tactile and visual experience as one observes the geometry of the legs, delighting with each curve as the French furniture tradition is known for. Upholstery in a caramel-hue faux leather accented by a nailhead trim is cohesive with the style, offering the peace of mind and easy maintenance to enjoy this bench in nearly any scenario: hallways, living rooms, offices, or bedrooms. Cleaned, tightened, and polished with a French paste wax this substantial bench is ready to join your interior. Please view the detailed images to see the current condition.
French Early 20th Century Bench
$3,200.00
20.25"H x 79"W x 16.75"D
Dimensions: 20 ¼” H x 79” W x 16 ¾” D

A French oak rectangular bench from the early 20th century with three pairs of turned legs which lift the seat that has been upholstered more recently in a practical, faux leather. The robust proportions of the bench integrate the timeless charm of oak with the technical sophistication of turned legs (without the need for stretchers), in turn keeping the design elevated and refined to suit a number of interior decoration tastes. Upholstery in a caramel-toned faux leather accented by a nailhead trim is cohesive with the style, offering the peace of mind and easy maintenance to enjoy this bench in nearly any scenario: hallways, living rooms, offices, or bedrooms. Cleaned, tightened, and polished with a French paste wax this versatile bench is ready to join your interior. Please view the detailed images to see the current condition.
French 19th Century Oak and Upholstered Bench
$2,695.00
20.63"H x 50.75"W x 19.50"D
Dimensions: 20 ⅝” H x 50 ¾” W x 19 ½” D

A 19th century French oak bench with robust, rectangular proportions to suit a living room, library, hallway, or bedroom, upholstered more recently with a faux leather seat for ease of maintenance. The caramel-toned top is given subtle definition from the wood frame by a nailhead trim, emphasizing the linear qualities of the design. Four turned legs with restrained, decorative elements taper toward the floor where they are joined by a proportionate H-form stretcher. Cleaned, tightened, and polished with a French paste wax this timeless bench is ready to join your interior. Please view the detailed images to see the current condition.
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French 19th Century Walnut Louis Philippe Bedside Table
Original price was: $700.00.Current price is: $550.00.
29.38"H x 16.25"W x 13.38"D
Dimensions: 29 ⅜” H x 16 ¼” W x 13 ⅜” D

French 19th century petite bedside table with classic Louis Philippe styling that would function equally well in a powder room for unexpected, and sophisticated storage. The Saint Anne marble top (in good condition for the age) is shaped to match the chamfered corners of the cabinet below, finished with softly rounded edges. A small drawer opens by a faceted crystal knob. Concealed by a striking bookmatched door that features the expressive grain patterns of the walnut, the cabinet interior is fitted with a small shelf to organize the contents. Cleaned and polished with a French paste wax, this handsome side table is ready for your interior. Please view the detailed images to see more.
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French 19th Century Empire Walnut Bedside Table
Original price was: $700.00.Current price is: $550.00.
30.75"H x 16"W x 13.25"D
Dimensions: 30 ¾” H x 16” W x 13 ¼” D

French 19th century petite bedside table with classic Empire styling that would function equally well in a powder room for unexpected, and sophisticated storage. Below the modest plank top is an overhanging frieze drawer without hardware, supported on the sides by architecturally inspired columns finished with brass capitals and bases. Concealed by a striking bookmatched door that features the expressive grain patterns of the walnut, the cabinet interior is fitted with two small shelves to organize the contents. Cleaned and polished with a French paste wax, this handsome side table is ready for your interior. Please view the detailed images to see more.
French Vintage Clear Glass Pickling Jar
$295.00
21.38"H x 10.50"W x 10.50"D
Dimensions: 21 ⅜” H x 10 ½” W x 10 ½” D

An enormous clear glass bottle from early 20th century France. These handmade jars each vary in size and coloration due to their one-of-a-kind nature, making them easy to collect. Rare and highly sought-after, what may be mistaken as imperfections: tilted mouths, bubbles and ripples in the glass, are actually the very attributes that make these such cherished antiques. Originally used to store pickles, vegetables, fruits, truffles and other food sundries, today the transparency makes these wonderful vases and can be placed throughout the home for an added pop of color and texture. Please view the detailed images to see more.
French Vintage Blue Glass Pickling Jar
$120.00
12.75"H x 6.13"W x 6.13"D
Dimensions: 12 ¾” H x 6 ⅛” W x 6 ⅛” D

A large aqua-blue glass jar from the early 20th century France. These handmade jars each vary in size and coloration due to their one-of-a-kind nature, making them easy to collect. Rare and highly sought-after, what may be mistaken as imperfections: tilted mouths, bubbles and ripples in the glass, are actually the very attributes that make these such cherished antiques. Originally used to store pickles, vegetables, fruits, truffles and other food sundries, today the transparency makes these wonderful vases and can be placed throughout the home for an added pop of color and texture. Stamped with what appears to be “2L” near the rim, please view the detailed images to see more.
French Vintage Clear Glass Storage Jar
$295.00
21.38"H x 10.50"W x 10.50"D
Dimensions: 21 ⅜” H x 10 ½” W x 10 ½” D

An enormous clear glass bottle from the early 20th century, France. These handmade jars each vary in size and coloration due to their one-of-a-kind nature, making them easy to collect. Rare and highly sought-after, what may be mistaken as imperfections: tilted mouths, bubbles and ripples in the glass, are actually the very attributes that make these such cherished antiques. Originally used to store pickles, vegetables, fruits, truffles and other food sundries, the transparency makes these wonderful vases and can be placed throughout the home for an added pop of color and texture. Please view the detailed images to see more.
French 19th Century Velvet Armchair with Fringe
$2,500.00
37.50"H x 31"W x 34"D
Dimensions: 37 ½” H x 31” W x 34” D

A 19th century French Napoleon III style armchair with a tall back at a slight recline in an angular profile that is at once restrained and welcoming. This example is upholstered in a regal shade of sky blue (in the Louis XVI and Gustavian tastes) wrapping the squared back and gently rolled arms. Matching bullion fringe with faint braids of gold skirting the floor is a glamorous touch to dress up any seating area, creating a cozy and inviting spot to read or relax in an air of French luxury & sophistication. Internal stuffing remains a comfortable firmness, however there are some areas of wear to the fabric. Please view the detailed images to see the current condition.

Seat height: 16”
Arm height: 22 ¾”
Seat depth: 21 ¼”
French 19th Century Set of Three Parlor Chairs
$3,800.00
31.25"H x 28.25"W x 29.25"D
Dimensions: 31 ¼” H x 28 ¼” W x 29 ¼” D

A delightful set of three (3) 19th century French “fauteuil crapaud”, these Empire style chairs are affectionately named after their resemblance to a toad but in the current gold velvet upholstery the look is far more glamorous than amphibious. These examples have a low profile with rounded back–like a tub chair–complete with rolled arms and matching bullion fringe skirting the floor. As an ensemble they dress up any seating area, creating a cozy and inviting spot to converse or relax in an air of French luxury & sophistication. Internal stuffing remains a comfortable firmness, however there are some areas of wear to the fabric. Please view the detailed images to see the current condition. Sold as a set of three.

Seat height: 15 ⅜”
Arm height: 21 ¼”
Seat depth: 20”
French Vintage Stoneware Lidded Crock
$550.00
15.50"H x 15.38"W x 12"D
Dimensions: 15 ½” H x 15 ⅛” W x 12” D

A French vintage glazed stoneware confit-type pot with lid and a pair of handles to help lift the substantial vessel. This utilitarian Provincial jar would have been used to store and preserve foods (like a confit or rillette) as there is a small hole near the base. Glazed in a ruddy blend of earthtones over the ribbed body, it becomes a unique work of ceramic art on its own; the wabi-sabi organic quality of the pot in desert hues of brown and neutral glazes lends historic authenticity to any interior. The generous scale remains functional as a storage jar in the kitchen, arranging flowers and greenery, or simply to appreciate as an artifact of culinary history. Please view the detailed images to see the current condition as there are multiple chips along the base and lip. Marked with a small “10” near the lip.
French Vintage Stoneware Glazed Jar with Handle
$195.00
8.25"H x 6.63"W x 5.38"D
Dimensions: 8 ¼” H x 6 ⅝” W x 5 ⅜” D

A French vintage glazed stoneware confit-type pot with handle. This utilitarian Provincial vessel would have been used to store and preserve foods (like a confit or rillette). Glazed in a ruddy blend of earthtones over the ribbed body, it becomes a unique work of ceramic art on its own; the wabi-sabi organic quality of the pot in desert hues of brown and neutral glazes lends historic authenticity to any interior. The generous scale is perfect for storing large utensils in a kitchen, arranging flowers and greenery, or simply to appreciate as an artifact of culinary history. Please view the detailed images to see the current condition as there are multiple chips along the base and lip.
French Vintage Stoneware Confit Crock
$250.00
9.13"H x 10.38"W x 9.50"D
Dimensions: 9 ⅛” H x 10 ⅜” W x 9 ½” D

French Provincial 20th century off-white glazed stoneware double handled crock or storage jar, also called a “salt pot” by Digoin. This charming vessel would bring farmhouse authenticity to the modern kitchen by its rustic form and handmade construction with combed, decorative rings around the shoulder. Solid and sturdy for displaying cooking utensils on a counter or greenery like houseplants and dried arrangements. Condition as expected for age and type of use, note the subtle difference in tone between the two halves from where it was dipped in the liquid glaze. Please view the detailed images to see more. Stamp from the foundry, Digoin Grespots and their anchor logo visible under the base.
French Vintage Stoneware Glazed Jar with Handles
$325.00
13.25"H x 13.13"W x 11.50"D
Dimensions: 13 ¼” H x 13 ⅛” W x 11 ½”” D

A French vintage glazed stoneware confit-type pot with a pair of handles for balance. This utilitarian Provincial vessel would have been used to store and preserve foods like a confit or rillette. Glazed on the exterior in an ethereal palette of earthtones and pale turquoise over the ribbed body, it becomes a unique work of ceramic art on its own; the wabi-sabi organic quality of the pot in desert hues and neutral glazes lends historic authenticity to any interior. The generous scale is perfect for storing large utensils in a kitchen, arranging flowers and greenery, or simply to appreciate as an artifact of culinary history. Please view the detailed images to see the current condition.
French Vintage Stoneware Confit Crock
$250.00
9.13"H x 10.38"W x 9.50"D
Dimensions: 9 ⅛” H x 10 ⅜” W x 9 ½” D

French Provincial 20th century off-white glazed stoneware double handled crock or storage jar. This charming vessel would bring farmhouse authenticity to the modern kitchen by its rustic form and handmade construction with combed, decorative rings around the shoulder. Solid and sturdy for displaying cooking utensils on a counter or greenery like houseplants and dried arrangements. Condition as expected for age and type of use, with crazing of the glaze. Please view the detailed images to see more.
French Vintage Large Stoneware Pitcher
$325.00
16"H x 10.75"W x 9.63"D
Dimensions: 16” H x 10 ¾” W x 9 ⅝” D

A French vintage glazed stoneware pitcher of unprecedented scale, this utilitarian Provincial vessel would have been used to dispense cider, wine, or water. Glazed in a ruddy blend of earthtones over the ribbed body, it becomes a unique work of ceramic art on its own; the wabi-sabi organic quality of the desert hues in brown and neutral glazes lends historic authenticity to any interior. The generous scale is perfect for arranging tall flowers and greenery, or simply to appreciate as an artifact of culinary history. Please view the detailed images to see the current condition, and note there is a small “5” etched into the shoulder near the spout.
French Vintage Stoneware Glazed Jar with Handles
$325.00
12"H x 14.38"W x 11.13"D
Dimensions: 12” H x 14 ⅜” W x 11 ⅛” D

A French vintage glazed stoneware confit-type pot with two handles for balancing the weight. This utilitarian Provincial vessel would have been used to store and preserve foods (like a confit or rillette) as there is a small hole pierced in the wall near the base. Glazed in a ruddy blend of earthtones over the ribbed body, it becomes a unique work of ceramic art on its own; the wabi-sabi organic quality of the pot in desert hues of brown and neutral glazes lends historic authenticity to any interior. The generous scale is perfect for storing large utensils in a kitchen, arranging flowers and greenery, or simply to appreciate as an artifact of culinary history. Please view the detailed images to see the current condition as there are multiple chips along the base and lip.
French 19th Century Glazed Cream Bowl
$450.00
7.63"H x 17"W x 16.63"D
Dimensions: 7 ⅝” H x 17” W x 16 ⅝” D

A lovely glazed terra cotta cream bowl from 19th century France. This earthen bowl, also known as a pancheon, was used to stand milk while the cream separates. The cream is then poured off the top with the small spout found on the pot’s lip. This antique bowl is in excellent condition, appropriately glazed a butter-yellow on the interior and a soft matte exterior. This glaze was not only a decorative choice but prevented the milk from being absorbed by the terra cotta. Today, this wonderful bowl would make a fantastic fruit bowl or decorative object around the home. Please view the detailed images to see the current condition.
Framed Set of 18th Century Portuguese Tiles
$650.00
1.25"H x 12"W x 12"D
Dimensions: 1 ¼” H x 12” W x 12” D

The artistry and industry of Portuguese azulejos tiles is a tradition that dates back many centuries; as a practical, architectural surface to cover both interior and exterior walls without missing the opportunity to make a strong visual impact. This collection of four, patinated tiles from the 18th century has been more recently assembled into a panel set in a wooden frame to appreciate the charm of their handpainted design (hence the subtle variation between them) incorporating stylized floral and twisting motifs rendered in aqueous blue glazes on white-slip clay. Whether used in place of a trivet on a table, displayed on a surface, or hung on a wall this inspiring memento will delight in any interior. Please view the detailed images to see more.
Framed Set of 18th Century Portuguese Tiles
$650.00
12"H x 12"W x 1.25"D
Dimensions: 1 ¼” H x 12” W x 12” D

The artistry and industry of Portuguese azulejos tiles is a tradition that dates back many centuries; as a practical, architectural surface to cover both interior and exterior walls without missing the opportunity to make a strong visual impact. This collection of four, patinated tiles from the 18th century has been more recently assembled into a panel set in a wooden frame to appreciate the charm of their handpainted design (hence the subtle variation between them) incorporating stylized foliate motifs rendered in green, lavender, and yellow glazes on white-slip clay. Whether used in place of a trivet on a table, displayed on a surface, or hung on a wall this inspiring memento will delight in any interior. Please view the detailed images to see more.
Framed Set of 18th Century Portuguese Tiles
$650.00
1.25"H x 12"W x 12"D
Dimensions: 1 ¼” H x 12” W x 12” D

The artistry and industry of Portuguese azulejos tiles is a tradition that dates back many centuries; as a practical, architectural surface to cover both interior and exterior walls without missing the opportunity to make a strong visual impact. This collection of four, patinated tiles from the 18th century has been more recently assembled into a panel set in a wooden frame to appreciate the charm of their handpainted design (hence the subtle variation between them) incorporating stylized floral motifs rendered in blue, lavender, and yellow glazes on white-slip clay.Whether used in place of a trivet on a table, displayed on a surface, or hung on a wall this inspiring memento will delight in any interior. Please view the detailed images to see more.
French Pair of 19th Century Brass Candlesticks
$325.00
7.88"H x 3.63"W x 3.63"D
Dimensions: 7 ⅞” H x 3 ⅝” W x 3 ⅝” D

A most unusual pair of solid brass French candlesticks from the 1800s, likely inspired by the playful forms seen in Norwegian and Swedish examples riding on the creative wave of Biedermeier. Their attenuated forms are characterized by the alternation of bulbous swells on the skinny column before widening out at the base, with a surprising weight to them in spite of their delicate appearance. They will make a fine addition to any dining table or mantel. Patina is consistent with age and use, please view the detailed images to see the current condition. Sold as a pair.
Framed Set of 18th Century Portuguese Tiles
$650.00
1.25"H x 12"W x 12"D
Dimensions: 1 ¼” H x 12” W x 12” D

The artistry and industry of Portuguese azulejos tiles is a tradition that dates back many centuries; as a practical, architectural surface to cover both interior and exterior walls without missing the opportunity to make a strong visual impact. This collection of four, patinated tiles from the 18th century has been more recently assembled into a panel set in a wooden frame to appreciate the charm of their handpainted design (hence the subtle variation between them) incorporating stylized floral motifs rendered in blue, lavender, and yellow glazes on white-slip clay. Whether used in place of a trivet on a table, displayed on a surface, or hung on a wall this inspiring memento will delight in any interior. Please view the detailed images to see more.
Italian Pair of 19th Century Giltwood Appliqués
$8,400.00
33.25"H x 15"W x 4.50"D
Dimensions: 33 ¼” H x 15” W x 4 ½” D

A stunning pair of Italian 19th century giltwood wall appliqués–decorative elements to enhance the architectural program–likely obtained from a church or cathedral as they are flat and unfinished on the backs, intended to be viewed from front. The Eternal Flame urn forms are handcarved with stunning Neoclassical motifs and textures that not only conveys the power of the church but also the lasting influence of the Empire shaped by Napoleon’s vision. At the top of each urn is a textured, waving flame that would have been illuminated by candlelight to magnify its aura. Pairs of eagle heads–iconic symbols of the period–are mounted on each side of the urn’s shoulder with an amber glass rosette embedded in between them. Festooned swags emphasize the curvature and fullness of the urn which is revisited again where the form tapers toward the base as fluted carvings mixed with additional floral-foliate references unifying the exuberance of the design. Block feet painted the color of red bole elevate the urns to stabilize them on a table or mantel. Note that evidence of wax is still visible on the backsides, confirming their historic age. Please view the detailed images to see the current condition. Sold as a pair.
Framed Set of 18th Century Portuguese Tiles
$650.00
1.25"H x 12"W x 12"D
Dimensions: 1 ¼” H x 12” W x 12” D

The artistry and industry of Portuguese azulejos tiles is a tradition that dates back many centuries; as a practical, architectural surface to cover both interior and exterior walls without missing the opportunity to make a strong visual impact. This collection of four, patinated tiles from the 18th century has been more recently assembled into a panel set in a wooden frame to appreciate the charm of their handpainted design (hence the subtle variation between them) incorporating stylized geometric and floral motifs rendered in blue and lavender glazes on white-slip clay. Whether used in place of a trivet on a table, displayed on a surface, or hung on a wall this inspiring memento will delight in any interior. Please view the detailed images to see more.
Framed Set of 18th Century Portuguese Tiles
$650.00
1.25"H x 12"W x 12"D
Dimensions: 1 ¼” H x 12” W x 12” D

The artistry and industry of Portuguese azulejos tiles is a tradition that dates back many centuries; as a practical, architectural surface to cover both interior and exterior walls without missing the opportunity to make a strong visual impact. This collection of four, patinated tiles from the 18th century has been more recently assembled into a panel set in a wooden frame to appreciate the charm of their handpainted design (hence the subtle variation between them) incorporating stylized motifs borrowed from the Moorish tradition, alluding to scrolls and flowers rendered in blue on white-slip clay.Whether used in place of a trivet on a table, displayed on a surface, or hung on a wall this inspiring memento will delight in any interior. Please view the detailed images to see more.
French 19th Century Empire Bronze Table Lamp
$2,200.00
37.13"H x 18.25"W x 10.50"D
Dimensions: 37 ⅛” H x 18 ¼” W x 10 ½” D

French 19th century Empire style cast bronze table lamp with new linen shade, converted from gas to electric. This substantial Neoclassical fixture has a Greco-Roman female figure for a base, elevating a large urn above her head from which the socket rises, diffusing the light under a rectangular linen shade. The pedestal is ebonized wood with faint craquelure and some patina. As a single lamp, this would work well in a variety of interiors and rooms such as for a desk lamp or on a side table to appreciate the sculptural quality of the bronze. Look closely and one can still observe a cross-hatched texture imparted by the hand of the artist. Professionally cleaned and rewired adding a new black fabric cord with in-line switch and white linen shade to diffuse the light from a standard-base bulb. Note the switch just below the socket as well. Please view the detailed images to see more.
French 19th Century Glass Fly Catcher
$235.00
7.25"H x 6.38"W x 6.38"D
Dimensions: 7 ¼” H x 6 ⅜” W x 6 ⅜” D

A unique handmade fly catcher, mouth-blown from clear glass and dating to 19th century France. The basin at the bottom of the glass cone is meant to be filled with a small amount of sugar water to lure the flies in. Three square feet lift the vessel from the table for the flies to enter, whereas the opening at the top would have been corked to trap them in. Please view the detailed images to see the current condition.
French 20th Century Empire Style Single Table Lamp
$2,200.00
29"H x 16.75"W x 16.75"D
Dimensions: 29” H x 16 ¾” W x 16 ¾” D

French vintage 20th century Empire style tole (lacquered metal) and parcel gilt bronze table lamp with new linen shade. This substantial Neoclassical fixture has an attractive baluster silhouette of deep green satin finish on the column with gilt bronze accents appearing as collars of coin-edge pattern and one ring around the octagonal base in acanthus motif. As a single lamp, this would work well in a variety of interiors and rooms such as for a desk lamp or on a side table. Professionally cleaned and rewired adding a new black fabric cord white linen shade to diffuse the light from a standard-base bulb. Note the switch is just below the socket. Please view the detailed images to see more.
Portuguese 18th Century Christ Painting from a Church
$5,500.00
22.50"H x 30.88"W x 2.25"D
Dimensions: 22 ½” H x 30 ⅞” W x 2 ¼” D

Portuguese 18th century assemblage painting of Christ, likely an architectural fragment or retablo that would have hung in a church. Constructed of thick, wood panels the central vignette features the risen Jesus with right arm outstretched to gesture with three-fingers (for the Holy Trinity) while his left hand holds a red banner against a pastel corona in the background. Four soldiers in the foreground regard him expressing a range of emotions from grief to shock. Flanking the middle scene are two narrow panels entirely handpainted with exquisite geometric designs in more bold saturations of color, resembling Moorish tiles, all outlined in gold gilt. Currently the work is strung with picture wire on the back to hang. Please view the detailed images to see the current condition of this incredible work.
Framed Set of 18th Century Portuguese Tiles
$650.00
11.63"H x 11.63"W x 1.13"D
Dimensions: 11 ⅝” H x 11 ⅝” W x 1 ⅛” D

The artistry and industry of Portuguese azulejos tiles is a tradition that dates back many centuries; as a practical, architectural surface to cover both interior and exterior walls without missing the opportunity to make a strong visual impact. This collection of four, handpainted tiles from the 18th century (hence the subtle variation between them) incorporates Moorish decorative motifs rendered in blue and white glaze that have been recently assembled into a panel set in a wooden frame. For the modern interior this inspiring memento can be used as a trivet on a dining table or counter, then displayed flat or hung on a wall to appreciate its charming, handmade quality. Please view the detailed images to see more.
Robert Picault Vallauris Mid Century Pharmacy Jar
$295.00
11.50"H x 6"W x 6"D
Dimensions: 11 ½” H x 6” W x 6” D

French vintage mid-century pharmacy jar from Vallauris, the site of an important and influential ceramics industry noted for its utilitarian kitchenware balanced with the artistry of handmade pottery which drew Robert Picault, Picasso, and Roger Capron to make some of their most iconic designs there. This example follows the silhouette of traditional European pharmacy jars using a white slip glaze with deep green foliate decoration around the tall lid and calling attention to the text on the cylinder. Within a shield-shaped label is “VNG Arcoe” for a now unfamiliar herb, perhaps a translation of Pau d’Arco harvested in South America. Today this jar makes a charming vessel for storage in a kitchen or bathroom. Please view the detailed images to see the current condition. Signed by the artist with “RP” underneath.
French Pair of Brass Etched Candlesticks
$850.00
11.88"H x 5.25"W x 5.25"D
Dimensions: 11 ⅞” H x 5 ¼” W x 5 ¼” D

Exceptional pair of French late 19th century brass candlesticks, aligning with Empire tastes like miniature columns from Persia or Egypt to add intriguing decoration to a mantel or table. Inspiration from exotic lands witnessed on the Grand Tour is evident as geometric textures around the column, with foliate and coin motifs fanning out around the bases rising to bulbous capitals just below the removeable bobeches. Darkened with patina and verdigris that really defines every texture. Please view the detailed images to see the current condition. Sold as a pair.
French 19th Century Painted Empire Commode
$5,200.00
34.13"H x 51.25"W x 23.50"D
Dimensions: 34 ⅛” H x 51 ¼” W x 23 ½” D

A French Empire commode from the 19th century, updated more recently with paint in layered & scraped faux finish that wouldn’t look out of place with Gustavian style furnishings. The top is a slab of Saint Anne marble flecked with smoky wisps of gray. Note that there are the expected chips to the edges of the stone, see the image gallery for more details. In the case below is an overhanging frieze drawer, without hardware, using a pair of grooves carved into the bottom edge to slide open. Making up the body of the piece are three large drawers with textured brass knobs and keyholes, however no key is present. The exterior surfaces have artistic layers of light “French gray” over blush-pink that give the piece a sense of movement and dynamic color blending with the patina from daily use. Columnar pilasters on each side are emphasized with ebonized finish (coordinating with the stone top) accented with brass capitals and bases in Neoclassical motifs rising from thick cylindrical feet. Cleaned and polished with a French paste wax to preserve the finish, ready for your interior. Make sure to view the detailed images for a closer look.
French 19th Century Mahogany Library Table
$3,995.00
28"H x 55.50"W x 31.13"D
Dimensions: 28” H x 55 ½” W x 31 ⅛” D

French late 19th century mahogany center table or library table with two gorgeous fret-carved pedestals on each side recalling Gothic architectural motifs in a cathedral. The simple plank top is a blank canvas for display or studying, as intended, glowing with a soft amber-hue from light grain patterns. Two thick pedestals support the top with lovely scrolled edges and a pierced, geometric design which narrows at the stretcher parallel to the floor. Two pairs of wide feet carved with a fluted texture balance the thickness of the stretcher to end in upturned scrolls giving it a sense of lightness and movement; pleasing to the eye from every angle. Cleaned, tightened, and polished with a French paste wax this unique table is ready to join your interior as an unexpected desk or small dining table. Please view the detailed images to see the current condition.
French 19th Century Rustic Painted Farm Table
$5,600.00
29.25"H x 109.50"W x 33.50"D
Dimensions: 29 ¼” H x 109 ½” W x 33 ½” D

An outstanding country farmhouse table from 19th century France, handcrafted from pine and washed in a layered black pigment that would have appeared ebonized at the time. The top planks are arranged in a breadboard formation on one side (the end with the most obvious area of patina) and flat on the opposite end, while all the edges have a weathered softness that feels inviting to the touch. Many generations of use has worn through the dark finish to develop a tactile rusticity exposing the light wood grain below. Within the apron are three drawers: one is original and two are custom replacements made with the utmost care to blend seamlessly into the design. A total of six legs distribute the weight of the table, built to host an abundance of food and guests, with a leg at each corner and two thoughtfully positioned under the center to not obstruct feet or chairs. Cleaned and polished with a French paste wax to preserve the unique patina, ready to join your interior. Please view the detailed images to see the current condition.

Apron clearance: 23 ½”

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