Antique Bourbon

The Château de Saint-Cloud served as a favored royal residence for the Bourbon monarchs and later for Napoleon Bonaparte.

The Château de Saint-Cloud was one of France's most important royal residences, serving successive Bourbon monarchs before becoming a favored palace of Napoleon Bonaparte.

The Bourbon King Carlo appointed fifteen scholars creating a new “Herculaneum Academy” to study the artifacts and publish the results of the archaeological excavations of the sites.

The Bourbon King Carlo appointed fifteen scholars creating a new “Herculaneum Academy” to study the artifacts and publish the results of the archaeological excavations of the sites.

The Château de Saint-Cloud served as a favored residence of the Bourbon monarchy before becoming one of Napoleon Bonaparte's principal palaces.

The Château de Saint-Cloud was one of the foremost royal residences of France, serving the Bourbon monarchy before becoming a favored palace of Napoleon Bonaparte.

The Château de Saint-Cloud served as a favored residence of the Bourbon monarchy before becoming one of Napoleon Bonaparte's principal palaces.

The Château de Saint-Cloud was among the most prestigious royal residences of France, serving the Bourbon monarchy before becoming one of Napoleon Bonaparte's favored palaces.

The Bourbon King Carlo appointed fifteen scholars creating a new “Herculaneum Academy” to study the artifacts and publish the results of the archaeological excavations of the sites.

The Bourbon King Carlo appointed fifteen scholars creating a new “Herculaneum Academy” to study the artifacts and publish the results of the archaeological excavations of the sites.

The Bourbon King Carlo appointed fifteen scholars creating a new “Herculaneum Academy” to study the artifacts and publish the results of the archaeological excavations of the sites.

The Bourbon King Carlo appointed fifteen scholars creating a new “Herculaneum Academy” to study the artifacts and publish the results of the archaeological excavations of the sites.

The same shape and structure of earrings, extremely precious given the size of the pearls that compose them, can be seen in his portrait of Maria Luisa of Bourbon. In good conditi...

French Indian Ocean Islands – Bourbon, Isle de France & Rodrigues, Bonne c.1780 Description: This finely engraved 18th-century map depicts the key French-controlled islands of t...

Originally executed as frescoes, they were conceived to decorate the private chamber of Charles III of the House of Bourbon in the Royal Palace of Naples and painted to celebrate his...

The Bourbon King Carlo appointed fifteen scholars creating a new “Herculaneum Academy” to study the artifacts and publish the results of the archaeological excavations of the sites.

This very rare carved corner cabinet with the Spanish royal coat of arms is ready to grace your space. The House of Bourbon's coat of arms while ruling Spain was characterized by t...

The Bourbon King Carlo appointed fifteen scholars creating a new “Herculaneum Academy” to study the artifacts and publish the results of the archaeological excavations of the sites.

The Bourbon King Carlo appointed fifteen scholars creating a new “Herculaneum Academy” to study the artifacts and publish the results of the archaeological excavations of the sites.

The Bourbon King Carlo appointed fifteen scholars creating a new “Herculaneum Academy” to study the artifacts and publish the results of the archaeological excavations of the sites.

The Bourbon King Carlo appointed fifteen scholars creating a new “Herculaneum Academy” to study the artifacts and publish the results of the archaeological excavations of the sites.

The Bourbon King Carlo appointed fifteen scholars creating a new “Herculaneum Academy” to study the artifacts and publish the results of the archaeological excavations of the sites.

Today, this engraving stands as an evocative document of the Bourbon Restoration period, illustrating both the artistic prestige of Vernet’s equestrian portraits and the political sy...

A coat of arms of the House of Bourbon, an originally French royal house that became a major dynasty in Europe.

The Bourbon King Carlo appointed fifteen scholars creating a new “Herculaneum Academy” to study the artifacts and publish the results of the archaeological excavations of the sites.

The Bourbon King Carlo appointed fifteen scholars creating a new “Herculaneum Academy” to study the artifacts and publish the results of the archaeological excavations of the sites.

The Bourbon King Carlo appointed fifteen scholars creating a new “Herculaneum Academy” to study the artifacts and publish the results of the archaeological excavations of the sites.

The Bourbon King Carlo appointed fifteen scholars creating a new “Herculaneum Academy” to study the artifacts and publish the results of the archaeological excavations of the sites.

The Bourbon King Carlo appointed fifteen scholars creating a new “Herculaneum Academy” to study the artifacts and publish the results of the archaeological excavations of the sites.

The Bourbon King Carlo appointed fifteen scholars creating a new “Herculaneum Academy” to study the artifacts and publish the results of the archaeological excavations of the sites.

The Bourbon King Carlo appointed fifteen scholars creating a new “Herculaneum Academy” to study the artifacts and publish the results of the archaeological excavations of the sites.

The Bourbon King Carlo appointed fifteen scholars creating a new “Herculaneum Academy” to study the artifacts and publish the results of the archaeological excavations of the sites.

The Bourbon King Carlo appointed fifteen scholars creating a new “Herculaneum Academy” to study the artifacts and publish the results of the archaeological excavations of the sites.

Bourbon kings ruled France from 1589 until the French Revolution and even short periods thereafter.

He completed it in 1852 and was inaugurated on the Place du Palais-Bourbon in 1854 under the name “The Law”. Jean-Jacques Feuchère was also a great art collector and had amassed a co...

The Bourbon king Charles commissioned fifteen scholars to create a new “Herculaneum Academy” to study the finds and publish the results of the archaeological excavations of the sites.

A coat of arms of the House of Bourbon, an originally French royal house that became a major dynasty in Europe.

Coat of arms of the House of Bourbon, an originally French royal house that became a major dynasty in Europe.

Coat of arms of the House of Bourbon, an originally French royal house that became a major dynasty in Europe.

Arms of France Fireback Coat of arms of the House of Bourbon, a French royal house that became a major dynasty in Europe.

Go ahead, grab a little whimsey, live like a Bourbon. Maker’s mark: nonexistent

The Bourbon King Carlo appointed fifteen scholars creating a new “Herculaneum Academy” to study the artifacts and publish the results of the archaeological excavations of the sites.

A coat of arms of the House of Bourbon, an originally French royal house that became a major dynasty in Europe.

The ensemble recalls the 19th-century image of brigands from central and southern Italy, between the Roman countryside, Apennine regions, and former Bourbon territories, without poin...

In the Kingdom of Naples, as early as the Bourbon era, a keen interest developed in the depiction of local clothing, trades, and types, as expressed in the famous Raccolta di Varii V...

This is the coat of arms of the House of Bourbon, an originally French royal house that became a major dynasty in Europe.

The French Restoration (1814-1830) was a period that followed the fall of Napoleon, and the House of Bourbon sought to restore the Ancien Régime with limited parliamentarianism.

The French Restoration (1814-1830) was a period that followed the fall of Napoleon, and the House of Bourbon sought to restore the Ancien Régime with limited parliamentarianism.

It is easy to identify the sitters of this charming pair of portraits in the rulers of France, namely Louis XV of Bourbon, who ascended the throne in 1715 at the age of just thirteen...

One of the most notable patrons of Puiforcat was the Duke of Orléans, a member of the Bourbon royal family. The Duke’s patronage was instrumental in elevating Puiforcat’s profile, as...

The Bourbon King Carlo appointed fifteen scholars creating a new “Herculaneum Academy” to study the artifacts and publish the results of the archaeological excavations of the sites.

The Bourbon King Carlo appointed fifteen scholars creating a new “Herculaneum Academy” to study the artifacts and publish the results of the archaeological excavations of the sites.

He combined the austere etiquette of the Habsburgs with the traditional accessibility of the Bourbons, projecting a calculated image of approachable majesty.

Her feathered fan and jeweled costume emphasize the opulence associated with Naples during the Bourbon period, when the city ranked among the most sophisticated cultural centers in E...

Description of the portrait and related artworks The composition of our portrait seems to be inspired by one of Mignard’s most beautiful portraits of a child, the Portrait of Mademo...

Fernando María de Baviera y Borbón (Madrid, 1884 1958) was the eldest son of Prince Luis Fernando of Bavaria and Bourbon and Infanta María de la Paz of Bourbon and Bourbon.

The Bourbon King Carlo appointed fifteen scholars creating a new “Herculaneum Academy” to study the artifacts and publish the results of the archaeological excavations of the sites.

His works can be found in many museums around the world: Thorvaldsen Museum, Copenhagen: portrait of Bertel Thorvaldsen, circa 1830; British Army Museum, Chelsea: portrait of George...

His works can be found in many museums around the world: Thorvaldsen Museum, Copenhagen: portrait of Bertel Thorvaldsen, circa 1830; British Army Museum, Chelsea: portrait of George...

A delicate and stylish antique form, this naturalistic ruby bow is designed to convey the careless glamor of pre-Revolutionary Bourbon France. Item #: BO-22298 Circa: 1870s-1880s Di...