Neo-Rococo Chair from the Interwar Period

We present you a small double sofa with a lightweight wooden frame and a softly upholstered seat and a backrest. All is from the Interwar Period. The bent legs and backrest frame are...

We present you a crystal pitcher with a hand-engraved pattern, fitted in silvered metal. The item is from the Interwar Period. There is a removable in...

We present you a mirror in a wooden frame in the Neo-Rococo style. The frame is covered with carved patterns with the rocaille motif, which is characteristic for Rococo. This ite...

Antique wall clock from the interwar Period We present you a wall clock placed in an oak case with a glazed elliptical lid, which protects the c...

Crystal Liquor Decanter from the Interwar Period We present you this crystal decanter from the Interwar Period. The item is in incredibly goo...

Massive Oak Sideboard from the Interwar Period with Mirror We present you an oak sideboard from the Interwar Period. This piece of furniture is composed of a two-leaf base, with a d...

4 original chairs from the 1900 period in oak these chairs are very well made, very light and nevertheless very solid, because although not restored there is no lack or broken bars...

1950 lacquered metal armchair in the style of Pierre Guariche. Original fabric.

PRESENTING a FABULOUS 19C English Rococo Revival Ecclesiastical Oak Hall Chair. Made in England (Britain) circa 1870 in the Rococo Revival Style from solid oak. The large carved ac...

These chairs were commissioned for a representative of a colonial settlement In Indie or in Ceylon (so not in the Dutch East Indies although one should not rule out this possibility!...

An elegant 19th century Napoleon III period decorative fireside chair (chaise chauffeuse), its deep and comfortable seat cushion beautifully upholstered in a striking cream and bronz...

An exquisite pair of very finely carved Rococo-style chairs in mahogany with elaborate rocaille embellishments throughout. The high quality and well articulated carving suggest that they are NY made and can be attributed to or were influenced by the workshop of Charles Baudouine. Charles Baudouine (June 1, 1808 – January 13, 1895 was an American cabinetmaker and interior decorator, and was the patriarch of a major family in New York society in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Born in New York of Huguenot ancestry, Baudouine was first listed as a cabinetmaker in the New York City Directory of 1829-30, working at 508 Pearl Street. He is considered one of the most talented cabinetmakers to have worked in New York in the post-Duncan Phyfe era. Indeed, Ernest Hagen...