1700S Antique

It would have been used in a French church in the first half of the 1700s, making it a period Louis XV altar table. The main body has been hand-painted in a chalky gray, perfectly bl...

Georgian mourning rings were popular from the mid-1700s to the early 1800s. People wore these rings to remember those who had died and in order to express pain.

Features original brass hardware, with working locks and key, France, circa late 1700s. Note: You should always request a shipping quote.

Neoclassical commode hand-crafted in Italy in the late 1700s using pine and decorated with thick walnut veneer.

During the Middle Ages, the use of putti fell out of favor, and they were largely not seen until the Renaissance when the famed sculptor, Donatello, began to visualize these figures ...

Light grey gustavian neoclassic sideboard from the late 1700s, 1790 to 1800, from Northern Sweden. The sideboard is in the classic model with typical decor and straight shape.

The bronze finely cast and then hand-chiseled with the finest detail, and finally enhanced with two-toned matte and burnished doré bronze, circa late 1700s, Paris. It is very diffic...

With parts dating back to the 1700s, this grand feature fire surround was later adapted in the 19th century into its final form.

The table stands on high, arched legs that taper gracefully and terminate in traditional clog feet, a defining feature of regional French furniture from the late 1700s. The silhouett...

The term Vieux Paris, or "Old Paris" porcelain does not refer to one particular maker, but is used to describe French porcelain pieces made by one of more than thirty manufacturers o...

The tradition of depicting cows in Delftware continued into the late 1700s, with various factories producing such figures.

Jean-Baptiste Tilliard belonged to one of the most important families of menuisiers (joiners and chairmakers) working in Paris in the first half of the 1700s. Around 1730 he opened a...

With its soft bow-front profile and balanced proportions, the piece captures the refined neoclassical sensibility that defined Venetian craftsmanship of the late 1700s. Three long dr...

Dating from the first quarter of the 1700s, and originating in France. The marble top conforming with the serpentine outline of the console, above a pierced C-scroll, acanthus and g...

The mirror dating from the last quarter of the 1700s, and French in origin. Stylistically, the mirror exhibits the refined Neoclassical designs and themes of the Louis XVI period.

Most likely made in England in the 1700s. The tall: 13.5 x 17.5 x 27 cm. Makers mark on top, front and bottom.

While the paint is newer and professionally applied, it compliments the age, rococo style and serpentine curves of this chest that dates back to the late 1700's. The layered painted ...

Originally hand-carved in Southern Germany in the 1700s, some of the sections have been replaced by more recent, yet still antique, pieces of wood.

The centuries old oak, warm patina and sculptural lyre form base give this Spanish trestle table the character and enduring appeal that make authentic Spanish antique furniture of th...

Rustic primitive farmhouse bench dating back to the 1700s from the Catalonia region of Spain. Its structure is crafted from thick, solid wood planks, with a deep, rich patina that ha...

Their exuberant yet balanced design is characteristic of the sophisticated style brought to England by French Huguenot silversmiths in the 1700s. Alexander Johnston first entered his...

It was created in the mid-1700s by the potters of Staffordshire, England. Foremost of the pioneers of creamware was Thomas Whieldon.

Dating to the 1700s, the central cartouche of this credenza buffet was originally from an altar, in Naples, Italy.

The porcelain production in Saint-Amand-les-Eaux began in the late 1700s, taking advantage of the region's rich deposits of kaolin, a key ingredient in porcelain making.

Originating from the autonomous region between France and Spain known as the Basque Country, this oak kutxa trunk was hand-carved in the late 1700s. In the Basque language, kutxa tra...

A figure enters the doorway at the base of the cave, which was placed after the drawings of the late 1700s but now removed. In the foreground, a man holds a picnic basket, whilst ano...

circa 1880 This piece is of the highest quality and is stamped Gillow and Co (By the mid-18th century the firm Gillow and Co was one of the leading cabinet-makers in Lancaster.They ...

Commode hand-crafted in Italy in the late 1700s using walnut and decorated with walnut burl and cross-banded veneer.

An English side table made from pine in the 1700s. This lovely little table features a rectangular top made using three boards with an ogee edge, nailed and pegged to a simple, strai...

Louis XV commode handcrafted in Italy In the late 1700s using walnut veneer as decoration. The chest of drawers follows the general lines of the Louis XV style, with cabriole legs an...

Re-popularized during the Neo-classical design age, beginning in the late 1700s and continuing today, the motifs on this urn and plinth call back to a time of Greek and Roman grandeu...

Description Superb antique Chinese porcelain bowl with a dragon and carp, painted in underglaze cobalt blue on white porcelain ground. From the 1700s onwards, kings of the Le-T...

Small chest of drawers or nightstand hand-crafted in Italy in the late 1700s using walnut and decorated with inlaid walnut nature motifs.

Mid-18th-century English antique Axminster carpet 4' x 8' 8" (122 cm x 264 cm) This specific carpet reflects the transition in English taste during the mid-1700s. While many Axminst...

The craft originated from gunsmiths and armor workers in the medieval town of Gleiwitz, Silesia (formerly Poland and now part of Germany and Poland) in the late 1700's. As the work o...

Beyond its artistic beauty, it serves as a window into the cultural ambiance of Paris in the 1700s, making it a truly remarkable and prized piece of art from a bygone era.

The Ghiordes captured the hearts of European collectors in the 1700s. Ture s, highly decorative spandrel and gorgeous monochromatic fields.

The Ghiordes captured the hearts of European collectors in the 1700s. Ture s, highly decorative spandrel and gorgeous monochromatic fields.

Drop-leaf table hand-made in the Netherlands in the mid 1700s using walnut and pegged construction. The gate-leg opens to an almost round shape measuring 111cm x 113cm (43.7 x 44.5 i...

It illustrates both the craftsmanship of Bonne’s engraving and the broader context of European geographic scholarship in the late 1700s.

It features curlicue and scroll decorations, winged cherubs on the sides, a female face in the center, and an animal face at the bottom. 1700s style. Produced in 1900s. Vintage condi...

Side table hand-crafted in Spain in the early 1700s using chestnut. The table has gorgeous character, patina and proportions and would look fantastic as a coffee table in front of a ...

Anonymous 18th century; Florence, Italy Probably Italian stone pine, iron Approximate size: 35 (h) x 34 (w) x 17 (d) inches (each) This pair of Italian two-drawer bedside dressers ...

Rare early 18th century Dutch Delftware plate with Kakiemon-style quail decoration in vibrant iron-red, cobalt blue, and soft green This plate reflects the Dutch fascination with Jap...

This very attractive French provincial chest from the late 1700s is ready to grace your space.

The newly applied black painted finish is distressed throughout, revealing natural wood below while complimenting the age and serpentine curves of this chest that dates back to the l...

Neoclassical commode hand-crafted in Italy in the late 1700s and decorated with cherry veneer. The commode features straight lines, typical of the style, with inset drawers with flat...

Pair of procession lanterns hand-crafted in Italy in the mid 1700s using walnut. The lanterns were hand.carved and made to most likely be used during religious celebrations.

While the paint is newer and professionally applied, it compliments the age, rococo style and serpentine curves of this chest that dates back to the late 1700's. The layered and mott...

Pair of neoclassical, Louis XVI, commodes hand-made in Italy in the late 1700s using walnut and cherry. Curiously, one is made with walnut and the other with cherry, so either the cu...

A most unusual and charming rustic Colonial tiled top porringer tea table, handcrafted in the late 1700s, presenting with a beautiful set of eight inset period Dutch Delft ceramic ar...

Neoclassical / Louis XVI commode hand-made in Italy in the mid 1700s using walnut and decorated with fruitwood inlay.

Louis XVI / Neoclassical commode hand-crafted in France in the early 1700s using walnut and decorated with walnut, oak and fruitwood veneer.

Side table hand-crafted in Italy in the mid 1700s using walnut. The table has fantastic character and patina, as well as beautiful proportions and small decorative elements that make...

Side table hand-made in France in the late 1700s using walnut for the base and chestnut for the top.

Louis XIV commode band-made in Southern France in the mid 1700s using walnut and pegged constructions. The commode has beautiful color, patina, and character.

The base with beautiful mark: Reading '锦堂发记' for 'Jin Tang Fa Ji'. From the 1700s onwards, kings of the Le-Trinh dynasty in Vietnam ordered porcelain from China for their court.

This Antique Mudjur Meditation Prayer Rug (4'2" x 6'1") is a rare and remarkable example of Anatolian weaving, likely dating to the 1700s or earlier. Renowned for its rich, vibrant p...

It reeks of traveling and pleasure, which is why it was so popular back in the 1700's. The word is derived from banwu, a term from southwest India that was transported to the forests...

Hand-crafted in Spain during the 1700s, the trunk is well-engineered, with adequate storage space in the interior in addition to four pull-out drawers.