1700S Antique

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

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.

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...

A gorgeous pair of antique Georgian drop earrings with rose cut diamonds set in 18K yellow gold, and sterling silver! Dating to the late 1700's - early 1800's, this lovely pair of h...

The charm of the subject, the virtuoso modeling, the animated drapery, and the smooth glaze of these figures exemplify the refinement that the Le Nove factory could achieve at the en...

The Rivière first became popular during the Georgian period of the 1700s. Since then, this style of necklace has been redesigned and updated many times owing to its elegant and timel...

Small, yet insanely heavy, nightstand hand-made in Italy in the late 1700s using walnut. The little chest has beautiful proportions making it perfect for either a nightstand, a side ...

The Age of Enlightenment sparked a great interest in science, so that optical toys and devices became a standard form of drawing-room entertainment in the 1700s and 1800s. Light, per...

Amatory jewelry which refers to romantic and sentimental jewelry often featuring love tokens, became popular in the late 1700s, usually in a navette shaped pendants or brooches accen...

Period: late XVIII century Ring size: 6 ½ Weight: 3,3 gr The ring dates to the late 1700s and is considered an example of Rococo jewellery, as it features a teardrop setting that e...

French Charcoal painting on paper of Beaumarchais in wooden frame, mid 1800s Charcoal painting on paper depicting Pierre-Augustin Caron de Beaumarchais, a famous French multifaceted ...

Produced in the early 1900s in full Liberty style, this seat holder comes from Palazzo Falconi, a historic building from the 1700s which in the first half of the 1900s was a prestigi...

Produced in the early 1900s in full Liberty style, this seat comes from Palazzo Falconi, a historic building from the 1700s which in the first half of the 1900s was a prestigious Ita...

In good condition apart from a minor dent, they date from the first half of the 1700s of Lombard origin. This artwork is shipped from Italy.

The pale oak finish complements light, airy interiors, modern farmhouse settings, and collected European rooms alike. Circa mid 1700s Measures 39H x 98W x 26.D Available at Inessa St...

This plate dates to the middle of the 1700s by around 1800 the production of such pottery has ceased.

The two women are dressed in clothes that recall the French style of the late 1700s. Metal feet. Can be used as a room divider.

These are devotional monastic Italian artworks dating back to the second half of the 1700s, coming from Central Italy. Inside both frames, we find two oval-shaped half-bust effigi...

Queen Anne chest of drawers hand-crafted in Great Britain in the mid 1700s using oak and decorated with walnut burl and cross-banded veneer.

In a library, dining room, or country kitchen, the cabinet brings warmth, texture, and a sense of history, equally at home in a classic setting or lending soul to a contemporary inte...

Dimensions: Height: 34.5 in (87.63 cm)Width: 39 in (99.06 cm)Depth: 23 in (58.42 cm) Materials and Techniques: Metal,Walnut,Wood,Carved,Fired,Hammered,Hand-Carved,Hand-Crafted Place ...

A fine (and still important) example of English Baroque architecture, Appuldurcombe House was built in the early 1700s by John James for Sir Robert Worsley, it's grounds were landsca...

Long benches and stools from this era were crafted for grand salons, manor houses, and halls, bridging the gap between formal seating and flexible lounging By the late 1700s, the cur...

Bartholomew was hand-carved from oak in the 1700’s. This depiction of St. Bartholomew is not often seen in art, except for one of the most well known renditions, which is in the Last...

An exquisite 18th century Dutch Bombe Kast or linen press in fine Cuban mahogany with all of the original bronze d'ore mounts. From the mid-1700s, this Kast stylistically follows the...

Equally suited for use as a blanket chest, coffee table, or hall chest, it brings remarkable period craftsmanship and historic presence to both traditional and contemporary interiors...

The newer, professionally applied white finish complements the age, rococo style and serpentine curves of this oak chest that dates back to the late 1700's. The layered painted finis...

Crafted in Italy during the latter decades of the 1700s, these commodes are richly veneered and inlaid with beautifully contrasting woods, showcasing the high level of marquetry work...

The base has an aged and distressed blue painted finish which is old but not original to this pine refectory table that dates back to the late 1700's. The painted finish has been dis...

Chest of drawers hand-crafted in Italy I the late 1700s-early 1800s using walnut. The chest is a great size and could be used in many different rooms and spots.

Small table hand-crafted in Italy in the mid 1700s using walnut. This table is an absolutely stunning antique piece with typical Italian lines and decorations.

Neoclassical chest of drawers hand-made in Italy in the late 1700s using walnut. The commode has beautiful proportions, color, character as well as decorations, making it a perfect p...

The composition combines Chinese ceramic figures with French mid 1700s Parisian gilt bronze mounts, a form of luxury decorative mounting associated with French interiors of the Louis...

Beginning in the late 1700s, diamonds and gems such as rubies were imitated with paste or hand-cut glass that was often foiled.

A versatile Dutch architect’s desk from the late 1700s. This mahogany desk has an adjustable tilt-top drafting surface with six distinct height options.

Small George III chest of drawers hand-crafted in the UK in the late 1700s using oak. The chest is small in size however do not let that fool you because this baby is 100% solid oak ...

Neoclassical commode hand-made in Italy in the mid 1700s using walnut and decorated with walnut cross-banded veneer and fruitwood inlay.

Dimensions: Height: 20 in (50.8 cm)Width: 13 in (33.02 cm)Depth: 13 in (33.02 cm) Sold As: Set of 2 Style: Baroque (In the Style Of) Materials and Techniques: Fruitwood,Wood,Carved,H...

Typical of Ile-de-France furniture from the early 1700’s, this walnut armoire has unadorned panels, allowing the beautiful, curved moldings to take prominence.

The frame is ornately carved with Jacobean elements, the top as you can see has a knight’s jousting helmet and shoulders which wrap around a shield with leather embossed coat of arms...

Use it as a center table in a sitting room or entry, pair it with a deep sofa for books and flowers, or tip the top upright and let the sculptural silhouette stand as a piece of folk...

Safely suspended in a twist wire frame of 14k gold, this unique hand-engraved Mother-of-Pearl pendant is just as beautiful on the opposing side, featuring the same heraldic lion’s he...

Handcrafted in Sweden around the late 1700s, the chair has a tactile smoothness and soft sheen, thanks to a recent beeswax finish that enhances the grain while preserving its histori...

An exceptional artifact of Brazil's colonial era, this chest is more than a piece of furniture - it is a testament to the artistry and heritage of the 1700s. Whether as a statement p...

This splendid Via Crucis mirror from the 1700s, crafted in Italy, represents the Third Fall of Christ on His way to Calvary, as indicated by the inscription "Jesus falls the 3rd time...

It was common for artists who were being classically trained to replicate famous works by the Old Masters that proceeded them, this is a very good, mid to late 1700s such rendition o...

Produced in the early 1900s in full Liberty style, this vase holder comes from Palazzo Falconi, a historic building from the 1700s which in the first half of the 1900s was a prestigi...

Its rich patina, sophisticated construction and exceptional decorative detail give it the enduring character sought in authentic 18th century Country French furniture. Circa mid- to ...

Over the Centuries of Elements and use since the 1700’s , you can see the signs of wood cracks losses age etc .. overall Sturdy and a good condition.

The lid fits snugly onto the base, creating a functional and secure container that can be used to store small treasures or other items. England, circa: late 1700s The trompe l'oe...

Finding complete five-piece examples of 1700's Arita Imari palate porcelain is almost impossible in todays market, and these sets will continue to be more scarce in the future.

Chest of drawers (Canterano) hand-made in the Tuscany region of Italy in the early 1700s using walnut. The chest of drawers features three very large inset drawers with beautiful han...

An exceptional early 18th-century French Régence period walnut chest of drawers, sourced in Lyon, France. Dating to the early 1700s, this three-drawer commode features elegant propor...

An antique Baroque period European Medieval style six piece collection of rare and most unusual hand carved giltwood architectural elements with beautiful rich patina. circa 1700s ...

From Italy Rome, a unique Louis XIV Pair of 1700s Italian Giled Terracotta Frames, they are almost a pair of similar form and age but with slight differences.

Probably dated 1600s or 1700s Very good conditions, perfectly preserved and fantastic in a modern ambient as footrest In the center of the seat theres a hole can use to pick up the s...

The porcelain was made in China between the late 1700s and early 1800s. The porcelain was then sent to France in the 19th century where the doré bronze mounts were applied.

The chest of drawers is an original and untouched furniture from the 1700s and will therefor have some signs of use and age.

Truly a superb example of the ornamentation used in Lyon in the mid-1700s. During the 18th century, the French often considered the commode to be the prime piece of furniture in t...