1700S Antique

Swedish country baroque table from Hälsingland in Northern Sweden made during the late 1700s. The table is from a village called Roren and the last picture is of the house where it h...

Antique pair of lacquered doors, yellow with green moles, with wavy sculpted panels and original frame, beautiful original gooseneck irons, built entirely by hand in the late 1700s f...

Set of two antique lacquered doors, painted front and back, with over door painted on canvas depicting a colorful floral bouquet, with sculpted panels and moved bar as typical of the...

An impressive console table in Dutch styling professionally re-created with the use of antique elements dating to the 1700s and 1800s. An antique black leather top beautifully distre...

This piece is a brown oak French Renaissance sideboard that dates from the 1700s. It’s made from solid oak and the ornate designs have been painstakingly carved.

Details: Origin: Sweden Period: 18th Century (1700s) Materials: Solid bronze Condition: Good antique condition with age-appropriate wear, patina, and minor surface marks Engraving: ...

An imposing piece of English art dating to the 1700s, this lion statue consists of three pieces of terra cotta with an ochre finish.

For similar or equivalent late 1700s Portuguese jewels, see de Vasconcelos e Sousa, D.

The Gustavian style originated in the late 1700's, inspired by French Neoclassicism, and is still highly sought after today.

This unsigned painting from the 1700s is after Claude-Joseph Vernet, the 18th-century French painter who was known for his coastal scenes that were dotted with ancient architecture.

Timeless in its elegance, Gustavian seating was designed to bring lightness and refinement to Swedish interiors, and its restrained beauty continues to work effortlessly in both trad...

A beautiful antique eight-panel English coffer or trunk, dating to the William III period in the early 1700s. The piece has recessed panels with molded edges around them.

Original paint from the late 1700s with distress and patina, the wood shines through in places where the paint is more worn.

Large antique gustavian sideboard from the late 1700s. This country house furniture has its origin in the area surrounding Ljusdal in northern Sweden.

Louis XVI chest of drawers hand-made in France in the late 1700s using walnut and decorated with simple ebonized trim and rhomboid shapes on the drawer fronts.

Burma, 18th-19th century (1700s-1800s) 32.5 KG

The style originally began around c1600 and continued into the early 1700’s. Over the years the vast majority of Louis XIII furniture we have brought in has been French Oak, but this...

Our prints date to the 1700s and have been encased in glassed-in brown wooden frames.

During the reign of Louis XV in the 1700’s, French menuisiers were skilled wood workers that specialized in solid-wood case storage pieces, such as this buffet from Provence.

They have a long history going back to the 1700's. The watch and bracelet are inlaid with Niello, which is an ancient technique similar to enameling.

Expressive depiction of Christ being aided by Simon of Cyrene by an unknown artist, Italiante School style of 17th-century Northern European painters principally Dutch, c.1700s-1800s...

This lovers scene is known as a Watteau Lover's scene and was started by Antoine Watteau in the early 1700's. The double sided paintings are very rare to find as most Sevres vases h...

A magnificent antique French Louis XVI style ormolu 6-light figural chandelier of exquisite craftsmanship embellished with neoclassical figures of ladies with arms holding candles, b...

All scratches, cracks, nicks, and age related separation are reflective of age and do not detract from the function of this very special accent table from the late 1700's. Please ref...

The cabinet reflects that vibrant red tone of Gustavian antiques, having been made in the 1700s, which displays charming hand-painted faux bois wood grain in the shaped panels of the...

At over three feet tall, this pair of silvered copper candlesticks would make impressive decorative accessories. Dating to the 1700s, these French candlesticks have a unique patinati...

Jar has original porcelain lid painted with blue double banding & peony. China, circa mid 1700's. The various flowers & objects depicted all represent a virtue or attribute.

An authentic steddle or staddle stone from the West Country of England from the late 1700s, featuring a four-sided pyramid-shaped base mounted with a mushroom-shaped cap of quarried ...

A steddle or staddle stone from the West Country of England from the late 1700s, featuring a conical-shaped base mounted with a mushroom-shaped cap of quarried stone.

Typically firescreens from this period (the late 1700’s) were produced with a tapestry or needlepoint body; this particular piece has a solid colored (gold) silk upholstery screen wh...

An ornate French panel, hand-carved from oak, portrays Saint Nicholas, who was the inspiration for the legend of Santa Claus. Dating to the 1700s, Saint Nicholas is clad in a bishop’...

An unusual Louis XV period commode on raised cabriole legs, and with a solid Walnut front in serpentine 'linen-fold' design. Dating from the mid-1700s, and Provencal French in origin...

Condition is very good, this lovely late 1700s peice of vernacular furniture is ready to grace your space.

Crafted from finely woven iron wire, the piece showcases the lace-like technique developed in Silesia in the late 1700s, during the rise of Berlin ironwork. The delicate cross penda...

A fine example of Venetian craftsmanship from the late 1700s, this piece embodies the region’s understated elegance—balancing utility with sculptural charm.

The work displays the characteristic warmth and spiritual expressiveness associated with Portuguese religious art of the 1700s. The surface reveals a fine craquelé, a natural network...

Elegant cherrywood chest of drawers dating back to the mid-1700s, originating from the Veneto region of Italy.

The older original paint from the late 1700s can be glimpsed in places with more distress.

The most successful exponent of English Rococo was probably Thomas Johnson a gifted carver and furniture designer working in London in the mid-1700s. See also chinoiserie.

A pair of spacious drawers add a special touch, each fitted with forged steel button pulls. Circa mid-1700s Measures 32H x 68W x 33D Available for pickup in the Dallas Design Distric...

A Short History: Faux-Marble Painted Wooden Mantels in 18th-Century Holland During the 1700s, Dutch interiors were internationally admired for their craftsmanship and innovation.

Radegonde (or Radegund) is the subject of this amazing French walnut panel dating to the 1700s. The low relief panel, which is surrounded by several layers of thin molding, has a ric...

Exquisite antique Danish four drawer dresser hand crafted in solid white oak made in Denmark in the late 1700s. Serpentine drawer fronts with ornate drawer pulls and and key plates.

A beautiful example of a period Louis XV writing desk, this cherrywood commode scriban was hand-carved in Bordeaux, France, in the 1700s. Resembling a chest of drawers with an angled...

The courting scene miniature painting mounted into the lid, and protected beneath ifs original cover glass is one after the mid-1700s manner referred to as French Romantic Era, leade...

Technique: Copperplate engraving on laid paper Maker: Various Dutch engravers, c.1700s

From the Gustavian period of the late 1700s, roughly corresponding to the Louis XVI period in France, made in Sweden and dated to 1783.

Clément Pottery boasts a rich history dating back to the mid-1700s, with roots established by Jacques Chambrette.

Pair of Ferrarese (Italy) Louis XV chests of drawers First half of the 1700s Important pair of 18th-century chests of drawers veneered in walnut burl and flamed walnut, with a patina.

These African currencies date range from the 1700s-1900s. Dimensions: 9 inches wide x 8 inches deep x 57.5 inches high and 8.5 inches wide x 8 inches deep x 58 inches high.

This particular cassapanca dates to the 1700s and was hand-carved and hand-painted with an armorial display in Tuscany, Italy.

A fine pair of carved 18th century Louis XV period fauteuils handcrafted in Lyon of solid walnut, circa mid-1700s. Featuring a shaped back with a crest of finely carved floral and fo...

Rustic 18th century Spanish Baroque period side table handcrafted in the early 1700s of solid walnut in the Catalan region having a rectangular top decorated with fruitwood inlay for...

Large Swedish pine table from the late 1700s. The table is rustic and primitive with clean and lightly patinated surfaces on both the table top and X-base.

These floral medallions serve as the primary ornamental focus, showcasing the skilled craftsmanship typical of French interior architecture during the late 1700s. Supporting the man...

A fine Louis XV period Walnut Fauteuil, featuring carved foliate designs on the exposed apron & seat-back, and restrained green painted accents. Dating from the mid-1700s, and French...

Frame: 15,35 in (39 cm) x 16,53 in (42 cm) Copper: 7,28 in (18,5 cm) x 9,44 in (24 cm) - A 1700`s Baroque italian painting of Joseph with the Child Jesus on his lap in a rare Baroq...

Germany, Circa: Early 1700's Height: 4 in. Width: 4 in. Depth: 2.5 in.

Its clean Georgian lines, rich oak and beautifully aged character allow it to complement both traditional interiors and more contemporary settings. Circa mid-1700s Measures 30.5H x 7...

The console is a period Louis XV rococo piece (circa late 1700's) adorned with rocaille, acanthus & floral carvings that include scallop shells & daisies, with cabriole legs & serpen...