Antique 1750s

This carpet was woven in France sometime in the 1750s-1780s . It has restorations that date back to the late 1800s and early 1900s.

This is a William Kent period oval looking-glass from the 1740s or possibly 1750s. A pleasing design and well executed carving are almost over-shadowed by a quirky piece of whimsey...

Each with cartouche shaped top; one with a motif of Classical gods and goddesses; the other of mortals in pastoral and exotic landscapes; raised on conforming apron supported by cabr...

Made by Pierre Leduc, circa 1750s. These chairs were in the NYC home of Greta Garbo in the star's living room!

A large French Louis XIV style fireplace with trumeau (Top) called "A Cardre" (A Framework) handcrafted in French limestone, circa 1750s from France. Louis XIV paneling on legs, m...

English, London, Circa 1750s Height: 37.5 inches, 95.5cm Width: 57.5 inches & 50 inches (147.5cm & 127cm ) Depth: 28 inches & 26.5 inches (71cm & 67cm ) Provenance, Denton Manor, ...

An important piece in its time, this 1750s Baroque period Swedish sideboard displays a unique and timeless style.

The Seven Year War in the late 1750s brought a halt to production at Meissen, and the mantle fell to the Royal Manufactory at Sévres, France, under the direction of King Louis VX.

The Philadelphian Windsor chair that emerged in the 1750s was of course a version of the English Windsor of that period.

It began in circa 1710, reached its peak in the 1730s, and came to an end in the late 1750s, replaced by Neoclassicism. It was the beginning of the French baroque movement in furnitu...

Attributed to Wolfe & Co, Big Works, Stoke-on-Trent Condition: Excellent condition References: A replacement piece for a Chinese Export service of the 1750s, which we have a...

The porcelain of these figures is different from that of the slightly later, post 1750s, and the models appear to demonstrate the difficulties initially experienced by the factory in...

He also held the post of architect to the apostolic palaces and to St. Peter’s. During the 1750’s and 1760’s, he designed the Presentation of the Chinea, an important annual tribute ...

At her elbow we see a frilled cuff (typical of the 1750s and 1760s – in contrast to the stiff ‘wing’ cuff that preceded it).

He also held the post of architect to the apostolic palaces and to St. Peter’s. During the 1750’s and 1760’s, he designed the Presentation of the Chinea, an important annual tribute ...

He travelled to Italy to learn from the old masters and seems to have returned to England, and London, by 1740. By the 1750s he seems to have worked as an itinerant portrait painter ...

Please recall that the only natural light available during the 1750's came from candles and open fires which produced a flickering glow unlike the steadiness of electricity we are ac...

London continued to be an important centre with celebrated makers such as Thomas Poyntz (active 1677 – 1688), John Vanderbank (d1717), Joshua Morris, and William Bradshaw (d1775). In...

In a letter to Linnaeus in the 1750's, Dr. Trew called the book "one of the miracles of our century in the natural sciences."

In a letter to Linnaeus in the 1750's, Dr. Trew called the book "one of the miracles of our century in the natural sciences."

In a letter to Linnaeus in the 1750's, Dr. Trew called the book "one of the miracles of our century in the natural sciences."

In a letter to Linnaeus in the 1750's, Dr. Trew called the book "one of the miracles of our century in the natural sciences."

In a letter to Linnaeus in the 1750's, Dr. Trew called the book "one of the miracles of our century in the natural sciences."

In a letter to Linnaeus in the 1750's, Dr. Trew called the book "one of the miracles of our century in the natural sciences."

In a letter to Linnaeus in the 1750's, Dr. Trew called the book "one of the miracles of our century in the natural sciences."

Dubuisson (1731-1815) Étienne Gobin, known as Dubuisson, was one of the best enamellers working in Paris during the latter part of the 18th century and the early 19th century. Duri...

Two leopards draw a phaeton, accompanied by two young Native Americans Indians; one carrying an American flag of thirteen alternating horizontal stripes and the other a flag bearing ...

He attended William Shipley's drawing school in the Strand and from there he may have progressed to the St Martin's Lane Academy and the Duke of Richmond's sculpture gallery. During ...

This boy or putto figure was first modelled in the 1750s, which was at the height of Bow's ability to make beautiful figurines often copied from Chelsea or Meissen.

One wonders whether this painting, which may well have been completed during the 1750s, may have represented the growing competition between both artists during this decade once Reyn...

One wonders whether this painting, which may well have been completed during the 1750s, may have represented the growing competition between both artists during this decade once Reyn...

The Darlys’ shops, some of the first to specialize in caricature, initially concentrated on political themes in the 1750s, at a time of political crises, but then focused on world of...

A pair of painted wood tub chairs (poltrone a pozzetto) Venice, circa 1750-1760 Literature: S. Levy, Il Mobile Veneziano del Settecento, Milan, 1964, Vol.

Underglaze blue shieldunterglasurblauer Bindenschild Moulder's mark: E Vienna ca. 1750 Literature: S. Tabakoff, Le porecellane die Vienna a Palazzo Pitti, Florence 2002, p. 52 ...

Transport your space to the 1750s with the French Bleached Oak Trunk, a captivating piece that echoes the sophistication of its era.

Italian antique rectangular wooden desk with drawer, 1750s Desk or writing table with a rectangular wooden top.

731461 Mid-18th century 1750's antique French aubusson verdure tapestry 08'00 x 09'00.

An elegant Danish or possibly North German Baroque crystal glass chandelier, circa 1750s, the corona issuing ten leaves, the central stem with baluster and sphere shapes, the lower s...

Antique porcelain 1750s. The plate is of fine manufacture with rich decoration and in the centre landscape with ancient tower.

This item is from the late Edo period. (1750s-1860s) It is unusual for it to remain in this state.

This door is from the late Edo period. (1750s-1860s) It has been exposed to the wind and rain for a long time, and a very beautiful grain of wood has emerged.

Furniture from the Edo period. (1750s-1850s) The material is paulownia, which is a high-grade material.

This item is from the late Edo period. (1750s-1860s) What remains in this state is a miracle.

This item is from the late Edo period. (1750s-1860s) It is very rare that it remains in this state.

It seems to be in the Edo period (1750s-1860s). This jar is distorted in shape and is not self-supporting.

Created in Sweden during the 1750s, this table features a rectangular top sitting above a single drawer with wooden pull.

Original old baroque high chest of solid oak, northern Germany, circa 1750. Old restored. Two-divided (upper and lower part).

Born in Lombardy during the 1750s, this exquisite walnut sofa features a triple arched back connected to two out-scrolling arms, adorned with foliage accents.

Born in Spain during the 1750s, this Renaissance style table features a rectangular top with rounded edges, sitting above an exquisite apron, comprising two drawers, adorned with dia...

Created in France during the 1750s, this oak trumeau mirror attracts our attention with its two large rinceaux from which are hanging grapes.

Beautiful oak table with elmwood banding. English, mid-18th century. Beautifully restored a loved collectors item.

This Pottery Vase is from the early Edo period (1700s-1750s). The distorted shape made by hand is very unique.

Fine Regence highback carved giltwood Fauteuil with brown velvet upholstery.

This mirror features an exquisite linear frame, made from French 1750s doors. This general linearity reminds us of the new neoclassical taste that was spreading throughout Europe tha...

With its lovely patina and elegant Louis XV lines, this French 1750s writing table from the Rhône Valley will bring a touch of elegance to any home.

With its dark patina, accented by the golden hue of the hardware, its petite proportions and its refined decorative vocabulary, this French 1750s walnut commode will compliment any d...

A fine and impressive, original antique Georgian Newcastle sterling silver pint mug made by John Langlands I & John Goodrick; an addition to our collectable silverware collection. ...