1700S Antique

the legs, built entirely by hand in Italy in the 1700s, from Genoa. It has no sides because that part

An exceptional solid oak "joint stool" made in England dating to the 1700s, elongated to bench

1700's. Provenance: The Danish author Karen Branson 1875-1936, One of two carved loins that flanked

A beautifully crafted Louis XVI bench in beechwood, dating from the late 1700s, preserved with its

being situated indoors.  Hand carved in Broadway, Gloucestershire in the 1700s, this stone trough and a

candlesticks make unique light sources. Hand-carved in the late 1700’s, the Baroque period candlesticks feature

of Baroque candlesticks from the early 1700s, crafted in solid brass. These striking pieces feature

the 1700s. Kangxi porcelain items are known as being some of the finest porcelains produced by China

of the bibliotheque are comprised of a salvaged walnut confessional dating to the 1700s. Both the

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

, purchased in England in the 1970s, Made in England in the mid-late 1700s.

Hand-forged in the 1700s, this iron cooking trivet is sometimes referred to as a fire stand. The

frame. Dating from the fourth quarter of the 1700s, and Italian in origin. The oval back with

neoclassical pastoral themes favored in French interiors during the 1700s blending decorative beauty with

century. Torcheres were used for centuries to light rooms with candlelight. This one from the 1700s

This is an antique "monochenet" or single piece andiron from France, dating to the late 1700s or

the third quarter of the 1700s. French in origin, likely Provence, unique in retaining the period

its era. This small bench, dating back to the late 1600s and early 1700s, embodies the artistic skill

Italian antique silvered Florentine box, polylobed box from the end of the 1700s made of bent and

This handsome Georgian internal door dates as far back as the late 1700s. Made from mahogany, it

condition due to being situated indoors. Hand carved in Broadway, Gloucestershire in the 1700s, this stone

pair of desk or table lamps. Wonderfully hand-carved during late 1700s, the wooden capitals feature

from the late 1700s. The chest is a genuine Swedish antique made by hand in pine and is in untouched

Circa 1700’s Portuguese Colonial carved palisander wood side chairs. Portuguese furnishings of the 18th

, circa Brussels, 1700s. Measures: Height: 103 inches (261.6 cm). Width: 163 inches (414 cm).   

Gustavian glass bottle from the late 1700s features handblown craftsmanship with engraved decoration. The

hair (instead of wig hair) suggests a slightly earlier or more modest figure, maybe mid-1700s to early

This unique rococo table is a fine example of European craftsmanship from the late 1700s of French

Antique Swedish rococo desk from the late 1700s. The desk is a country house furniture in rococo

carvings may be the deep hue of the cherrywood from the 1700s. 73 1/2" long x 8" deep x 48 1/2" tall

Simple pair Circa 1700’s Candle holders with detailed Work and incredible Craftsmanship. The Elegant

. On the top, there is a fine inlay with the compass rose. Origin: Veneto Period: late 1700s requires

entirely original, even in the metal details (hinges and central irons). Period: late 1600s, early 1700s

of luxury in the 1700's and were brought to Europe from Asia in the 1600's. Lava jewelry was made

years old, dating from the early 1700s. Perhaps it was once the door to a medieval castle, monastery or

painted pine and dry scraped by hand down to the original first layer of paint from the late 1700s. It has

the mid-1700s only in the most refined and precious furniture. It can usually be found in bureaus

emblem, beautiful on both sides, painted the same and already perfectly restored. Built in the 1700s for

½ inches long. Hand-carved in the late 1700s, during the reign of Louis XVI, the mantel consists of five

acanthus leaves joined in the center by a shell. Both urns are hallmarked with a Sevres mark from the 1700

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

Unique Swedish Baroque table made by hand during the mid 1700s. The table is a very rare example of

: Baroque Period (circa 1650s–1700s) Origin: France Metal: 18KT Yellow Gold & Sterling Silver Design

adjustable screw mechanism, originally used to raise the candle as the expensive 1700s-era stearin burned

Chest of Drawers hand-made in Italy in the mid 1700s using walnut and walnut veneer following the

mounted to the frame of an English curricle (carriage) in the 1700s. The seat, which is capable of

A French pair of double-arm giltwood candelabras from the 1700s. This impressive, hand-carved and

Swedish country baroque table from Hälsingland in Northern Sweden made during the late 1700s. The

being offered, which survived the test of time, fashion and wear. For similar or equivalent late 1700s

frame, beautiful original gooseneck irons, built entirely by hand in the late 1700s for an important

period, hand-built in the mid-1700s, for an important building in Italy. Large, suitable for spaces of

elements dating to the 1700s and 1800s. An antique black leather top beautifully distressed with just the

This piece is a brown oak French Renaissance sideboard that dates from the 1700s. It’s made from

the early 1700’s and the early 1800’s, this brooch has been hand made in silver and 18K yellow gold

statement piece. Hand-carved in the 1700s, the towering case storage has a hand-scraped painted finish with

example from the Lyon region of France, renown in the 1700s for its superior production of armoires

Carved Circa 1700’s Provençal Continental table in walnut and Fruitwood with center drawer as a side