Tea Table by Gabriel Viardot, France, 19th Century

Gueridon attribued to Gabriel Viardot Beechwood France, 19th century

Aiguière Silver and glass France, 19th century

Painting in the style of the French painter Félix Ziem (1821-1911). Painting on a frame, with a glass. Dimensions With frame : 32 x 28.5 x 4 cm Without frame : 15 x 10 x 0.1 cm.

Painting in the style of the French painter Félix Ziem (1821-1911). Marine and genre painter. Dimensions With frame : 25 x 17 x 2.5 cm Without frame : 15.5 x 7.5 x 0.2 cm.

Small Napoleonic clock. Second empire style. France, 19th century. The clock doesn't work.

Watercolor on paper by François Rivoire (1842-1919) Bouquet of flowers Signed lower right. Stains on the paper (see photos, top right) Frame d...

Tea table with two carved wooden trays in which are integrated old Chinese mother-of-pearl panels. This table is signed under the bronzes "GV" for Gabriel Viardot. Model referenced i...

A most unusual Japonaise inspired table. The two tiered top each having an incised design etching and inlay over shaped cabriole legs and carved paw feet.

We are delighted to offer this very rare, restored, Thomas Chippendale style, Fret work carved, occasional silver tea table in Mahogany with serial number stamped base This table ...

We are delighted to offer for sale this very rare Thomas Chippendale style, Fret work carved, occasional silver tea table in Mahogany This table is stunning, I would say mid to la...

A magnificent 19th century French hand-carved chinoiserie style mahogany center-table with mother-of-pearl inlaid marquetry top attributed to Gabriel Viardot. This magnificent mahogany table has been hand-carved with Chinese chinoiserie decor depicting chinoiserie figures holding umbrellas and other Chinese motif inlaid. Around the edges of the rectangular table is magnificently detailed and adorned open wood work, which gives the piece a different dimension of class and elegance. The top of the table is beautifully designed with a mother-of-pearl inlaid marquetry. Tinted wood table with rectangular tray with Asian decor inlaid with mother-of-pearl depicting peaches and beauties holding umbrellas. The carved openwork crosses of Chinese motifs rests on four magnificently carved curved legs with lions feet holding up the table. Found at the top of each leg are beautifully chased doré bronze mounts depicting foo dog masks. France, circa 1890. Gabriel Viardot is a famous Parisian cabinetmaker who inherited the family factory in around 1860. He manufactured carved wood furniture...

An extremely rare mid 18th century George II period walnut tea table having well figured foldover top enclosing divisions to well raised on elegant turned legs with carved lappet ...