French Provincial
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French 19th Century Walnut Wine Taster’s Table
$3,200.0029.63"H x 49.63"W x 38.50"D
Dimensions: 29 ⅝” H x 49 ⅝” W x 38 ½” D
This solid walnut wine tasting table, properly known as a vendange, was made in the late 19th century in France. Used by wine-makers throughout France and Europe, these specialized tables have a tilting mechanism that allows its top to be positioned in upright orientation–taking up less space in tightly-quartered cellars. A quick twist of the V-shaped support leg locks the oval top in place when flat. This unique table would be delightful as a center table to greet your guests, as well as in an informal dining space like a breakfast nook. Please view the detailed images to see the current condition. Note that at some point in time, one pair of legs has been reinforced with iron brackets at the feet–adding to the historic charm of this occasional table.
Upright dimensions: 47 ¼” H x 49 ⅝” W x 19” D
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French 19th Century Provincial Walnut Buffet
Original price was: $2,995.00.$2,400.00Current price is: $2,400.00.40.25"H x 48.38"W x 20.38"D
Dimensions: 40 ¼” H x 48 ⅜” W x 20 ⅜” D
A 19th century walnut two-door buffet, exhibiting rustic French Provincial style which gives character to the compact storage piece. Two centuries of use has imprinted layers of textural and dark patina upon the surface of the plank top. Two small drawers occupy the frieze: the left drawer uses the included key as a pull (for a nonoperational lock) while the right drawer is mounted with a small turned wood knob. Two paneled doors enclose the case below: the left door hooks onto the interior shelf and the right door is secured by lock & key. Inside is a stationary shelf, 16 ½” deep. Carved bracket feet elevate the case from the floor. Navigating multiple design periods, the timeless style of this antique case piece would harmonize in a number of interior décor tastes. Make sure to view the detailed images to get a closer look at the great patina and wonderful craftsmanship. Cleaned and polished with a French paste wax, ready for your interior. One key included.
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French Vintage Earthenware Oil Storage Jar
$215.0013.13"H x 10.25"W x 8.50"D
Dimensions: 13 ⅛” H x 10 ¼” W x 8 ½” D
A rustic French 20th century stoneware flagon or cruche, traditionally used as a bottle for transporting and storing liquids, such as olive oil. 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 ribbed 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.
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French Vintage Stoneware Confit Crock
$250.009"H x 10.75"W x 9.50"D
Dimensions: 9” H x 10 ¾” 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 rings around the shoulder and contoured handles. 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, please view the detailed images to see more. Stamp from the foundry, Digoin Grès Pots and their anchor logo visible under the base.
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French 19th Century Petite Oak Buffet
$2,995.0031.75"H x 31.50"W x 20"D
Dimensions: 31 ¾” H x 31 ½” W x 20” D
A charming 19th century solid oak petite buffet, exhibiting French Provincial flair and creativity which gives personality to the compact storage piece. The simple plank top glows from the warm tones one would expect of antique oak, blending with patina from two centuries of use imprinted upon the surface. Most notably, there are two drawers oriented perpendicular to each other: one opening from the left side and one on the front (above the right-side cabinet door) using plain, turned knobs. Two paneled doors carved to look like archways enclose the case below: the left door hooks onto the interior shelf and the right door is secured by lock & key. Inside is a stationary shelf, 16” deep. Thick posts as feet elevate the buffet from the floor. Navigating multiple design periods, the timeless style of this antique case piece would harmonize in a number of interior décor tastes. Make sure to view the detailed images to get a closer look at the great patina and wonderful craftsmanship. Cleaned and polished with a French paste wax, ready for your interior.
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French Vintage Painted Enfilade
$6,500.0038.63"H x 83.75"W x 20"D
Dimensions: 38 ⅝“ H x 83 ¾” W x ” D
A French, early to mid-20th century four door enfilade transformed more recently with a painted, scraped blue finish applied by hand that beautifully contrasts the linear formality of the wide case. Ethereal layers of pigment suggest Gustavian and Provincial inspiration using a lightly patinated faux finishing effect to wash the wood in a dusty shade of blue. Four paneled doors enclose the unpainted interior, secured by magnetic catches and released by a gentle pull on the understated brass knobs. Note that the center doors open in tandem for easy access to the undivided cabinet with a single shelf (17 ½” D) spanning the width for abundant storage capacity to keep a living room or dining room organized. Cleaned and tightened, this buffet is ready for your interior. Please view the detailed images.
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French 19th Century Marble Top Farm Table
$5,800.0029.75"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”
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French Vintage Salt Glaze Stoneware Jug
$150.0011.75"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.
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French Vintage Salt Glaze Stoneware Jug
$115.008.50"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.
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French 19th Century Stoneware Cruche
$295.0015.63"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.
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French 19th Century Stoneware Cruche
$350.0014.88"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.
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French 19th Century Hand-rolled Glass Pitcher
$350.0011.50"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.
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French Vintage Stoneware Lidded Crock
$550.0015.50"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.
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French Vintage Stoneware Glazed Jar with Handles
$325.0013.25"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.
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French Vintage Stoneware Confit Crock
$250.009.13"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.
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French Vintage Large Stoneware Pitcher
$325.0016"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.
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French Vintage Stoneware Glazed Jar with Handles
$325.0012"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.
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French 19th Century Glazed Cream Bowl
$450.007.63"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.
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French 19th Century Marble Top Butcher’s Table
$2,995.0028.75"H x 37.88"W x 21.50"D
Dimensions: 28 ¾” H x 37 ⅞” W x 21 ½” D
A whimsical “billot de boucher” or butcher’s shop presentation table from 19th century France with a gorgeous Languedoc red marble top over a carved walnut frame. The stone is a mélange of red and white patches, shaped to rounded corners and a sloping edge that makes an exciting (and inviting) background to complement any display. The apron hosts a small drawer, with scalloped carvings along the bottom edge resembling festive pennants. Diamond appliqués on the corners draw the eye toward the robust, turned and tapering legs that introduce further pattern to the visual variety of this compact design. For the modern interior, this occasional table could be adapted to use a kind of desk or writing table but the durable stone top is perfect as a console to appreciate every angle, just as intended. Cleaned, tightened, and polished with a French paste wax this former butcher shop table is ready for your interior. Please view the detailed images.
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French 19th Century Oak Console Table
$2,400.0032.50"H x 39.50"W x 17.75"D
Dimensions: 32 ½” H x 39 ½” W x 17 ¾” D
A handsome 19th century French oak server-console table with a single drawer and shelf below for storage. Adaptable to a multitude of uses and rooms throughout the home, the top and shelf offers generous surface area while the beauty of the oak grain becomes a complementary background for displays. The small drawer in the table apron is mounted with a gorgeous bin-pull of Art Nouveau motif, which echoes the voluptuous, undulating legs of hourglass silhouette. Cleaned, tightened, and polished with a French paste wax–ready to join your interior. Please view the detailed images to see more of this unique console table.
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French 19th Century Large Calvados Decanter with Ball Finial
$485.0014.75"H x 6.25"W x 6.25"D
Dimensions: 14 ¾” H x 6 ¼” W x 6 ¼” D
A charming 19th century handmade, blown glass decanter from Basse in lower Normandy where Calvados apples are made into brandy. The stopper is a solid orb of glass fitting the slim neck that opens up to the wide vessel. Smooth and clear, it’s perfect as a functional decanter or eye-catching decor item. Make sure to view the detailed images for a closer look.
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French 19th Century Heavy Glass Pitcher
$395.008.50"H x 6"W x 3.75"D
Dimensions: 8 ½” H x 6” W x 3 ¾” D
French, 19th century handmade glass pitcher from the Normandy region, likely used for cider as Calvados (the apple brandy) is made in the same region. The heavy glass vessel uses an elegant spout for pouring, balanced by a solid handle with gorgeous contour, curves that are repeated in the two rows of ribbed texture encircling the conical form. 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.
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French 19th Century Large Calvados Decanter with Stopper
$485.0015.38"H x 6.75"W x 6.75"D
Dimensions: 15 ⅜” H x 6 ¾” W x 6 ¾” D
A charming 19th century handmade, blown glass decanter from Basse in lower Normandy where Calvados apples are made into brandy. The included stopper is a faceted piece of cut glass with hexagonal shape, fitting the slim neck that opens up to the wide vessel. Smooth and clear, it’s perfect as a functional decanter or eye-catching decor item. Make sure to view the detailed images for a closer look as there is a large chip to the stopper.
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French 19th Century Heavy Solid Glass Pitcher
$395.009.13"H x 5.50"W x 3.75"D
Dimensions: 9 ⅛” H x 5 ½” W x 3 ¾” D
French, 19th century handmade glass pitcher from the Normandy region, likely used for cider as Calvados (the apple brandy) is made in the same region. The heavy glass vessel uses an elegant spout for pouring, balanced by a solid handle with gorgeous contour, curves that are repeated in the two rows of ribbed texture encircling the conical form. 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.
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French Vintage Blue Ceramic Pitcher
$225.0010.50"H x 7"W x 5.75"D
Dimensions: 10 ½” H x 7” W x 5 ¾” D
This beautiful vintage French stoneware pitcher doubles as a vase or standalone decor item, appealing to a variety of tastes from rustic to more modern. The unusual, blue-gray glazing in shadowy rings across the exterior creates a lovely organic texture complementing the elegant profile and gentle arc of the handle. Faint initial or logo carved into the underside of the base. Please view the detailed images to see the current condition.
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French 19th Century Solid Oak Trestle Base Table
$5,800.0029.25"H x 86.75"W x 31.50"D
Dimensions: 29 ¼” H x 86 ¾” W x 31 ½” D
A monumental 19th century French oak dining table with unique, architectural elements in the trestle base. Impossibly heavy, the top planks are nearly 3” thick, old-growth wood including dense grain patterns and knots, all assembled with square peg joinery keeping with the organic texture. The linear boards are capped on the short ends by perpendicular planks in breadboard formation. Typical of refectory type tables, the supporting legs (two per end) are deep and wide for an interesting profile from every angle, including the massive feet on the floor. A large stretcher (51 ⅝” long) spans the distance in between the legs that will comfortably fit two dining chairs on each side. Cleaned and polished with a French paste wax, this truly remarkable dining table is ready to join your interior. Please view the detailed images.
Clearance: 26 ½” H
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French 19th Century Solid Oak Farm Table
$5,800.0030.38"H x 78.75"W x 31.38"D
Dimensions: 30 ⅜” H x 78 ¾” W x 31 ⅜” D
An astounding 19th century French oak farm table of robust proportions to anchor a dining room or workspace. The thick plank top (nearly three inches) reveals a series of “honest repairs” in geometric patches interrupting the natural flow of the grain. Much like a Parsons table, the top and solid legs are proportionate, making a clean, linear profile surprisingly more modern than the 1800s time period. An H-form stretcher bracing the legs leaves plenty of room to host six guests comfortably. Cleaned and polished with a French paste wax, this antique farm table is ready to join your interior. Be sure to view the detailed images to see the current condition.
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French 18th Century Solid Oak Console-Dining Table
$4,500.0030"H x 67"W x 39.25"D
Dimensions: 30” H x 67” W x 39 ¼” D
A rare, metamorphic oak table from 18th century France, appearing to be a substantial console table that easily flips open–nearly doubling in depth–to use as an occasional serving table, center table, or for dining. The handmade solid oak construction bears the dark, textural grain patterns and patina developed over nearly two centuries of time & use. Forged iron pendant pulls dangling from the table apron guide the retractable wood rails that support the side planks (like leaves) unfolding from the table top, pivoting on hand-forged iron hinges that are thoughtfully shaped as a decorative feature beyond their function. A base of four, baluster-turned legs connected by flat stretchers in an H-formation anchors the table, giving it a sense of permanence and presence in any space. Cleaned, tightened, and polished with a French paste wax, this intriguing antique table is ready to join your interior. Please view the detailed images.
Closed: 30” H x 67” W x 19 ¾” D
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French 19th Century Solid Oak Trestle Table
$8,200.0028.75"H x 105.88"W x 31.25"D
Dimensions: 28 ¾” H x 105 ⅞” W x 31 ¼” D
A monumental 19th century French oak dining table with unique decorative elements in the trestle base. Impossibly heavy, the top planks are 2” thick old-growth wood including dense grain patterns and knots left by the pre-industrial milling technology–preserving the wonderful, organic texture on every surface. The two linear boards are capped on the short ends by perpendicular planks in breadboard formation. Typical of refectory type tables, the two support legs are deep and wide for an interesting profile from every angle including serif-like appendages hanging from the underside. A large stretcher (71 ¾” long) spans the distance in between the legs that should reasonably fit up to three dining chairs. Cleaned and polished with a French paste wax, this truly remarkable dining table is ready to join your interior. Please view the detailed images.
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French 19th Century Walnut Wine Tasters Table
$2,995.0028.88"H x 44.25"W x 43.25"D
Dimensions: 28 ⅞” H x 44 ¼” W x 43 ½” D
This wine tasting table, properly known as a vendange, was made in the late 19th century in France by a creative process of wrapping a painted canvas on the walnut planks to create a tactile but durable finish. Originally the round top would have been dense with red roses and vines painted on a black background–now variably patinated–the fugitive pigment leaving behind the embossed texture of the flora with thin traces of color. Used by wine-makers throughout France and Europe, these specialized tables use a tilting mechanism that allows its top to be positioned in upright orientation – taking up less space in tightly-quartered cellars. A quick twist of the V-shaped support leg locks the top in place when flat. This unique table would be delightful as a center table to greet your guests, as well as in an informal dining space like a breakfast nook. Please view the detailed images to see more.
Upright dimensions: 47” H x 44 ¼” W x 20 ¾” D
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French Light Oak Farm Table
$5,900.0030.13"H x 86.5"W x 31.75"D
Dimensions: 30 ⅛” H x 86 ½” W x 31 ¾” ” D
A very creative, inspiring French farmhouse table from circa 1910 handcrafted from light oak. The top surface, made of quarter-sawn planks with fantastic grain pattern, has a gentle scalloped edge on the long sides. Two drawers in the apron are placed on the short sides, their drawer fronts have a fluted texture and are opened by turned wood knobs. One drawer is sectioned into three compartments while the other is not divided. Square, tapering legs deeply routed on the corners are joined to the apron by square peg joinery. Cleaned and polished with a French paste wax to revive the natural luster, this unique dining table is ready for your interior. Please view the detailed images.
Apron clearance: 25” H
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French 19th Century Walnut Farm Table
$8,500.0031.25"H x 79.50"W x 34.75"D
Dimensions: 31 ¼” H x 79 ½” W x 34 ¾” D
Charming French farmhouse table crafted in the 19th century from solid walnut, with breadboard ends. The surface is gently rippled from when the planks were milled, highlighting the beauty of the grain. Some patina from time and use as expected. The apron is slightly arched and offers a single drawer with a bin pull handle. Squared and tapered legs support the whole, visually elongated by routed channels on each corner. Cleaned and polished with a French paste wax, this table is ready for its next home. Please view the detailed images for a closer look.
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French 19th Century Butcher Block Cabinet
Original price was: $1,200.00.$965.00Current price is: $965.00.33.75"H x 23.75"W x 16.25"D
Dimensions: 33 ¾” H x 23 ¾” W x 16 ¼” D
A French hand-carved butcher block table made from walnut, dating to the late 1800s. It has a thick work surface, well-patinated from time and use, enclosed on three sides by a raised edge. The small drawer, opened by a tiny turned wood knob,is lined in a festive plaid fabric. Behind the paneled door of the lower cabinet (with brass knob) the shelf and bottom are lined with the same fabric for a pleasant surprise. Cleaned and polished with a French paste wax, this little cabinet is ready to use. Be sure to look at the detailed images to see the current condition.
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French 19th Century Oak Kitchen Island
$9,500.0034.13"H x 78.75"W x 30.50"D
Dimensions: 34 ⅛” H x 78 ¾” W x 30 ½” D
A unique drapery table from Burgundy, France, dating to the late 1800s. The tall and large surface area is ideal for any creative pursuit, artistic to culinary, which makes this example perfect as an unexpected kitchen island! The thick and forgiving top surface is made of two, solid oak planks (1 ¾” thick), rounded at the corners for your comfort. The baluster table legs are expertly turned in a gorgeous profile, leading down to the open storage or display shelf. Wear consistent with age and use, please be sure to view the detailed images.
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French Raynaud & Co Limoges “F D” Dinner Service
$665.007.88"H x 14"W x 0.88"D
Dimensions: 7 ⅞” H x 14” W x 7/8”D
This beautiful 44 piece Raynaud & Co Limoges fine porcelain dinner service will bring distinctive French style to your dining experience. Navy blue trim and a flourish with the initials “F D” decorate each piece. On the back of each plate is the maker’s name and the blue swan Limoges mark. This set includes 1 platter, 24 dinner plates, 12 bowls, two octagonal serving bowls, a gravy or sauce bowl, a salad bowl, a large serving bowl, a round platter, and a wonderful lidded tureen with dragon’s head handles, topped with a Buddha figure. These Asian motifs are a unique addition to this classic dining set. Each piece is in wonderful antique condition. Make sure to view all of the photographs to get a closer look at the details. Sold as a set only.
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French 19th Century Needlepoint Square Stool
$1,100.0019"H x 18"W x 16.38"D
Dimensions: 19” H x 18” W x 16 ⅜”
This delightful antique stool was hand-crafted in France, circa 1900. Square in shape, the stool stands on lovely turned and fluted legs connected to an elaborate, hand-carved, and shaped stretcher that meets in the center, topped with a decorative finial. The seat is upholstered with the original colorful floral needlepoint tapestry held tightly by well patinated brass nail heads. This nicely sized stool is in excellent condition commensurate with age and use and showcases a well patinated warm white paint that would work well in almost any space. Be sure to view all the images to see the details and the wonderful florals, striping, and ribbon motifs in the needlepoint.
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French 19th Century Two Board Walnut and Oak Framed Table
$6,885.0034.38"H x 69.50"W x 38.50"D
Dimensions: 34 ⅜” H x 69 ½” W x 38 ½” D
This stunning French 19th century work table from Burgundy with its thick oak top and legs that have been raised to standing height, would make a gorgeous kitchen island. Crafted from solid walnut and oak, it remains incredibly sturdy and level. Made in a framed, two board style, the characteristics of practicality and soundness define this handsome double decker table. The solid top has smooth rounded, molded corners and showcases the rich brown tone of the wood and an excellent patina. The apron contains a center drawer with original hardware that is divided inside for an organized storage space. Straight square legs provide support for continued everyday use. This rustic table would be a most original addition to a contemporary home. Be sure to view all the images to see the details of this wonderful antique table.
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French Early 19th Century Oak Bonnetiere
Original price was: $2,995.00.$2,395.00Current price is: $2,395.00.67.13"H x 31.25"W x 22"D
Dimensions: 67-⅛”H x 31-¼”W x 22”D
This lovely antique bonnetiere is made of solid oak and was constructed in 1800s France. The cabinet features a single tall door that closes before its interior. The door is decorated with shaped carved panels and hung on steel barrel hinges. It has a working lock that is controlled with its single key. The interior has five fixed shelves. A wonderful case antique that would make a perfect little pantry or storage cabinet. Be sure to view the detailed images for a close look at the current condition of this antique.
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French 19th Century Tall Case Clock
$4,500.0092.88"H x 21.63"W x 11"D
Dimensions: 92 ⅞” H x 21 ⅝” W x 11” D
This French 19th Century banjo shaped case clock is an eye catching piece in any space. Topped by an ornately carved cornice above the dial faced door. Supported by an intricate brass repousse frontage, the dial face displays hand painted roman numerals as well as “Chevalley, Mouilleron-en-Pareds” to indicate the maker and origin. Shapley and well ornamented, the frame features a faux bois finish and floral designs throughout. The repousse pendulum is detailed with a pastoral scene and floral elements. Glass is original. Because of how particular longcase clocks are, you will want to have a professional come and make sure it’s level and show you how to properly wind it. Standing right at 8’ tall, it will add great presence to interiors with extra-high ceilings. Make sure to view the detailed images to get a closer look.
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French 19th Century Oak Swivel Piano Stool
$895.0019"H x "W x 16"D
Dimensions: 19”H x 16”Diameter
Carved oak cabriole legs support this handsome oak piano stool from 19th century France. By rotating the round, upholstered top it will lower & raise the height of the seat to a maximum of 24”. The stool retains its original (worn) red fabric seat with nailhead trim. Make sure to view all of the images to get a closer look at the condition and details.
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French 20th Century Large Landscape Painting
$2,250.0031"H x 44.88"W x 1.75"D
Dimensions: 31”H x 44-⅞”W x 1-¾”D
A wonderfully large and vibrant landscape painting from France. Signed in the bottom right corner by the artist. Protected behind antique rolled glass in a carved gilt frame. Fixed with a wire and ready to be hung in your interior. Make sure to view all of the images to get a closer look at the details.
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French Vintage Still Life Painting
$595.0024"H x 24"W x 1"D
Dimensions: 24”H x 24”W x1” D
A great still life painting from France depicting classic kitchen elements. The canvas is framed simply in painted wood trimSigned by the artist M. Robert in the bottom left corner. Fixed with a wire and ready to be hung in your interior. Make sure to view all of the images to get a closer look at the details. Circa 1950’s
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French Vintage Still Life Painting
$595.0024"H x 24"W x 1"D
Dimensions: 24”H x 24”W x 1”D
A great still life painting from France depicting classic kitchen elements. The canvas is framed simply in wood trim. Signed by the artist M. Robert in the bottom left corner. Fixed with a wire and ready to be hung in your interior. Make sure to view all of the images to get a closer look at the details. Circa 1950’s
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Hammered Copper Open Hearth Cooking Pot
$350.007.63"H x 15.13"W x 12.63"D
Dimensions: 7-⅝”H x 15-⅛”W x 12-⅝”D
A sizable copper pot with a heavy patina. The large iron handle made it easy to carry and hang over an open flame for open hearth cooking. Great for adding provincial elements to your kitchen. Make sure to view the detailed images.
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French 19th Century Open Hearth Brass Pot
$395.008.88"H x 20.25"W x 17"D
Dimensions: 8-⅞”H x 20-¼”W x 17”D
A sizable vessel, made in France of solid brass. The pot has a large forged iron handle for carrying or hanging it over an open flame. Over the years, the hammered brass and iron has gained a fantastic patina. There is some cracking around the rim, giving it tons of character. Make sure to view the detailed images to get a closer look.
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French 19th Century Brass & Forged Iron Pot
$495.0011.13"H x "W x 19.50"D
Dimensions: 11-⅛”H x 19-½”Diameter
A sizable vessel, made in France of solid brass for open hearth cooking. The pot has a large forged iron handle for carrying or hanging it over an open flame. Over the years, the hammered brass and iron has gained a fantastic patina. There is some cracking around the rim, giving it tons of character. Make sure to view the detailed images to get a closer look.
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Set of 5 French Copper Graduating Pots
$395.007.38"H x 16"W x 7.88"D
Dimensions: 7-3/8”H x 16-⅙”W x 7-⅞”D
A lovely set of 5 copper pots that graduate in size. They all fit within the largest one perfectly. Forged iron handles remain strong. Each has a fantastic patina and would add so much provincial charm to any kitchen. Make sure to view the detailed images to get a closer look at the individual pots. The individual measurements are below.
- 5-⅛”H x 9-½”W x 4-¾”Dia
- 5-⅝”H x 11”W x 5-½”Dia
- 6”H x 12-¾”W x 6-⅜”Dia
- 7-⅛”H x 14-⅝”W x 7-¼”D
- 7-⅜”H x 16-⅙”W x 7-⅞”D
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French 10’ Long Pine Bench
$4,995.0032"H x 118.13"W x 16"D
Dimensions: 32”H x 118-⅛”W x 16”D
A very long French armless pine bench from the turn of the 20th century. The hardwood is very smooth with a fine patina. The back has a comfortable slant. Three sets of rectangular legs support the whole. Pair with a long dining room table to provide a great amount of seating or use down a long hallway. Make sure to view the detailed images to get a closer look.
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French 19th Century Tall Case Clock
$4,595.0096.25"H x 23.13"W x 12.25"D
Dimensions: 96-¼”H x 23-⅛”W x 12-¼”D
This fantastic solid oak case clock was crafted in France during the 19th century. A sharply carved bonet over a single door with glass panes for the dial case and pendulum to show through. A beautifully patinated brass repousse fronton supports the marble dial face. The Roman numerals were hand painted in blue on white porcelain shield forms. The large pendulum was crafted from brass by hand, you can still see some of the hammer marks. This weight-driven clock is in working order, provided it is regularly wound. One crank-key included. Because of how particular longcase clocks are, you will want to have a professional come and make sure it’s level and show you how to properly wind it. Standing right at 8’ tall, it will add great presence to interiors with extra-high ceilings. Make sure to view the detailed images to get a closer look.
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English 19th Century Walnut & Soap Stone Table
$2,200.0027.13"H x 29.63"W x 22.50"D
Dimensions: 27-⅛”H x 29-⅝”W x 22-½”D
Crafted in England during the 1880s this rectangular side table is topped with a beautiful piece of soapstone over a solid walnut base. The unique stone has a “sponge painted” artistic quality with random patches of mauve over pale pink, smooth to the touch. A wonderfully patinated apron is free of any drawers (to orient in any direction) and connects to square, slightly tapered legs by visible peg joinery. Level and sturdy enough to withstand continued everyday use, it works perfectly in any space for a multitude of uses. Make sure to check out the detailed images to get a closer look.
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English 19th Century Painted Cupboard
Original price was: $3,295.00.$2,850.00Current price is: $2,850.00.78.88"H x 39.13"W x 20.13"D
Dimensions: 78-⅞”H x 39-⅛”W x 20-⅛”D
A charming painted cupboard from England, crafted circa 1820. Its original finish has gained a fantastic patina over the last 200 years and provides a wonderful amount of hidden storage. Unlocking the door reveals a storage cavity fit with two adjustable shelves. One key is included. Flush to the ground, a plinth base supports the whole. Make sure to take a look at all of the photos to get a better look at the details throughout.
