1700S Antique

Italian in origin, and dating from the mid 1700s. The base with protruding C-scroll forms & foliate designs, the latter climbing the shaft to the capital.

Retouches and old repairs also seen to protect this very old canvas, circa late 1600's into the 1700's. Canvas may benefit from cleaning which we leave to the discretion of buyer.

This piece was unearthed following an earthquake in Arakan in the 1700s. The sculpture features a beautiful, naturally aged patina, highlighting its historic character, and is mount...

They are in pretty decent condition and still have their incredible circa 1700’s original hardware. The shutters are being offered as found, with no restoration, or recent paint enha...

A good George III period Table-top mirror, dating from the fourth quarter of the 1700s, and English in origin. The body with a figured Mahogany exterior and gilt accents.

Dating from the third quarter of the 1700s, and French in origin. The rectangular Marble top in a mottled red & white, with moulded edge finished on all four sides.

Venetian manufacture of the mid-1700s. Measurements: cm 220x105x58.

This beautiful large antique Georgian period wrought iron gate dates from the 1700s, handcrafted at the hand of a skilled 18th century English blacksmith.

Hand-carved and hand-painted in Italy in the 1700’s, our abat-voix is roughly octagonal in shape.

Louis XV Beach wood and Cain Arm Chair Chaise Percée Side chair. Antique. Circa 1700’s Chaise Percée we have is of the same period of the Roi Louis XV and La Marquise de Pompadour. ...

Available for your consideration are these extremely rare French brass and crystal Girandole pair from the late 1700s, that's correct - original French Empire candle girandoles.

A highly decorative Baroque frame, representing a fine example of Italian craftsmanship from the early 1700s, reflecting the period’s refined sense of form anMeasurements H: 106 / 92...

Original delftware came out of potteries in Delft Holland, in the 1600's through the 1700's. After a civil war in China interrupted porcelain exports, delftware flourished as a subst...

Original delftware came out of potteries in Delft Holland, in the 1600's through the 1700's. After a civil war in China interrupted porcelain exports, delftware flourished as a subst...

Small blue and white Dutch Delft faience vase of baluster form with delicate floral decoration, birds and borders mounted as a lamp on water-gilt base with gold silk cord and switch....

Wonderfully hand-carved during late 1700s, the wooden capitals feature Neoclassical elements of the Composite order: volutes with egg-and-dart (of the Ionic order) above acanthus lea...

They first appeared in the early 1700's. This pap boat features a smooth polished finish.

Dating from the third quarter of the 1700s, and French in origin. The mirror of imposing size, and with finely-carved scroll & foliate designs throughout.

Antique chest of drawers or commode from northern Sweden made in a classic straight gustavian shape from the late 1700s. The chest is a genuine Swedish antique made by hand in pine a...

More information coming soon… Known as a gig seat, this rare and fascinating bench would have been mounted to the frame of an English curricle (carriage) in the 1700s. The seat, wh...

A floral border wreath trim decorates the entire tapestry on all four sides, circa Brussels, 1700s. Measures: Height: 103 inches (261.6 cm).

At over 10 feet tall, this monumental French buffet deux corps bibliotheque would make a wonderful statement piece. Hand-carved in the 1700s, the towering case storage has a hand-scr...

The table is made completely by hand with rudimentary tools in birch and pine during the early 1700s or possibly during the late 1600s.

Gorgeous small statuette depicting a silver cherub from the Baroque period, late 1700s. The statue is made entirely of gilded silver and depicts a musician cherub holding two plates.

Antique gray stone fireplace mantle, carved in bas-relief with plant shapes and leaves, built and hand-sculpted in the late 1700s for a palace in central Italy. Beautiful fireplace ...

An early Louis XV writing table in elmwood, French in origin, possibly from the Normandy region, and dating from the early 1700s. The body in a linen-fold shaped form of good dept...

Northern Swedish Folk Art bench from the late 1700s. The bench is Primitive and rustic and has a lot of character, especially given the original distressed paint and authentic patina.

Hand-carved in the late 1700s, during the reign of Louis XVI, the mantel consists of five pieces of limestone, with the two pieces of stone seen under the lintel being placed on the ...

This Swedish Baroque kast, from the early 1700's, offers endless storage potential, and will add a stately elegance within any room.

Hand-carved in Italy during the 1700s, this holy water font was crafted from beautiful Verona rosso marble.

Set of watercolor hand-painted botanical prints most likely created in the mid to late 1700s. Some of the descriptions are written in Latin and Greek and accompany absolutely stunnin...

This pair of French iron chenets were hand-wrought in the 1700s, most likely in the early part of the century.

Original delftware came out of potteries in Delft Holland, in the 1600's through the 1700's. After a civil war in China interrupted porcelain exports, delftware flourished as a subst...

Hand-crafted in Spain from native walnut, the chairs show the strong influence of English furniture styles that had arrived in the Iberian Peninsula during the 1700s. Professionally ...

Beautiful antique Chinese vase from the Pink Family of the Ch'ing dynasty, from the late 1700s - early 1800s circa. The antique Chinese vase is hand painted and depicts a peasant wom...

From the Mid Edo (1603-1868) period - Late 1600s to early to mid-1700s. Would be a wonderful addition to any Japanese or Asian Buddha or art/artifacts collection or make for an eye-...

The stairs, which date to the 1700s, would have been used functionally to reach the top areas of bookshelves, but because of the ornate carvings, they also would have been presented ...

A rather versatile Spanish piece of furniture from the 1700s, this walnut table has a narrow profile (26 inches deep) that allows it to function as a console, a desk, or a small libr...

The encoignure, or corner cabinet, is a practical piece of furniture for the savvy homeowner, as it makes use of awkward corner spaces. During the 1700s, when ours was hand-carved in...

In the world of architecture, this French oak carving is known as a pediment, which is a triangular-shaped gable that surmounts vertical structures, in this case, a door frame. Datin...

From Shanxi province, China, circa 1700s.

A French, solid oak coffer from the 1700s, this heavy storage trunk has a paneled exterior counterbalanced with meticulously carved tulip and acanthus motifs that scrolls across the...

Made from solid wood and showcasing exquisite craftsmanship, this bench embodies the simplicity and character of Tuscan design from the 1700s. Its weathered patina and robust constru...

Featuring a subtle grey finish and elegant form, this pot dates back to the 1700s, offering a piece of history and timeless charm.

Our stunning French pot feu was hand-carved in oak during the 1700s. The wood has been bleached more recently, resulting in a beige hue with accents of the original brown finish rem...

One beautiful example is our period Louis XIV commode, which was hand-carved in France in the early 1700’s. Augmenting the lovely reddish-brown color of the commode is an arbalete t...

Hand carved in Broadway, Gloucestershire in the 1700s, this stone trough and a matching rectangular version were used for the salting and preservation of meat.

Full of charm and character, this pair of iron torchere candle holders were hand-forged in Spain during the 1700s. The visible strike marks made by the blacksmith, along with the fla...

It seems to be in the Edo period (1700s-1800s). But details are unknown. The unique distorted shape is beautiful.

Antique fireplace in white Carrara marble, hand-carved mantle with central shell and decorations on the legs, built entirely by hand in Italy in the 1700s, from Genoa. It has no sid...

This stunning 18th century tilt top table was beautifully crafted by, no-doubt, a very talented and creative cabinet maker of the late 1700’s. From the uniqueness of the overall des...

Pair of Early 18th Century Baroque Brass Candlesticks with Square Bases A rare and elegant pair of Baroque candlesticks from the early 1700s, crafted in solid brass. These striking...

Each of these is beautifully hand-carved and hand-painted with the finest enamels available in the 1700s. Kangxi porcelain items are known as being some of the finest porcelains prod...

This architectural piece was made by an Italian cabinetmaker in the late 1700s. These were used in stately residences during the Baroque era.

From an Important and old NYC private collection, purchased in England in the 1970s, Made in England in the mid-late 1700s.

A French, solid oak coffer from the 1700s, the heavy storage trunk has a paneled construction graced by various hand-carved patterns such as roses along the upper trim, and more abst...

A versatile piece of French furniture, repurposed from a walnut coffre hand-carved in the 1700s. The small cabinet measures roughly 17 x 14, making it an attractive option where spac...

Known as an étagère in France, this highly ornate wall bracket was hand-carved in oak. Dating to the 1700s, this is a period Louis XV piece, as evidenced by the asymmetrical Rococo m...

This very attractive dresser base from the last half of the 1700s having a "thumb" molded top over two large deep drawers, each drawer having the original reticulated 'batwing' brass...

Dating from the fourth quarter of the 1700s, and Italian in origin. The oval back with moulded edge and convex profile, supported by a pair of shaped uprights.