Antique Bourbon

The governments of Louis-Philippe and Napoleon III entrusted him with major monumental commissions, beginning in 1833 with the allegorical decorations for the King’s Salon at the Pal...

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

His firm's status was cemented during the Napoleonic era when he was named ciseleur de l'empereur (Engraver to the Emperor), supplying countless masterpieces to imperial palaces and ...

This console exemplifies the highly decorative idiom of Southern Italy during the Bourbon period, where sculptural carving, rich gilding, and expressive forms were favoured for palaz...

During the Empire and after the Bourbons’ return to the throne, Denière received a large number of significant commissions, even from royal circles.

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.

At her feet, her very young son, Louis Auguste de Bourbon, Duke of Maine, about one year old, is portrayed playing the mandolin.

Entertain in style with this 19th century English silver plated three carafe tantalus in good used condition. Scotch, Vodka and Bourbon signs are included with the cut glass decant...

It brings the atmosphere of early Bourbon France into any interior, an extraordinary focal point for collectors of museum‑quality antiques or admirers of early French design.

The painting depicts Françoise-Athénaïs de Rochechouart de Mortemart, Marquise de Montespan (Lussac-les-Châteaux, 1640 – Bourbon-l'Archambault, 1707), a French noblewoman better know...

. - Lexington, KY Antique tin litho bourbon advertising tray. This piece features a central graphic depicting a group of 18th century men (a reference to the period in which the co...

Louis-Philippe became king following the July Revolution of 1830, which brought an end to the Bourbon Restoration. Unlike earlier monarchs who ruled as “King of France,” he adopted t...

The fleur-de-lys, one of the most iconic symbols of France, has historically been associated with the French monarchy and the House of Bourbon, appearing on royal regalia, coats of a...

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

Born in Austria to French parents who served the exiled French Bourbon royal family, Luigi Aloys-François-Joseph Loir moved with his family and the Bourbons to the Duchy of Parma in ...

These Neoclassical clocks were produced during the Bourbon restoration era ( 1814-1830) and are known for their elaborate sculptural surmounts.

Much of the style was drawn from the personality of the king himself. Unlike his Bourbon predecessors, he wore business attire, lived in Paris, and avoided ceremony; it carried its o...

This lithograph belongs to his important series illustrating the uniforms and esprit of French troops during the Bourbon Restoration and July Monarchy. Condition: Foxing and light ag...

He was born Henri d'Artois (1820–1883), and was briefly also known as Henry V of France, the last legitimate male-line descendant of King Louis XV and the final head of the senior br...

Born Henri d'Artois (1820–1883), he was the last legitimate male-line descendant of King Louis XV and the final head of the senior branch of the House of Bourbon. He was a central fi...

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 Restoration style emerged in France after the fall of Napoleon, during the return of the Bourbon monarchy. While rooted in the neoclassical language of the Empire period, it is c...

The Restoration period saw a return to more overtly royalist symbolism, with fleur-de-lys and other Bourbon imagery discreetly incorporated into the designs.

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.

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 magnificent oversized antique French Savonnerie carpet, dating from the nineteenth century, is a superlative exemplar of the "Grand Style" of French weaving—a tradition that for...

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.

An incredibly rare southern Italian Bourbon-era fede ring circa 1790, from what was formerly known as The Kingdom of the Two Sicilies (which later became Italy).

In the 19th century it was used by Napoleon Bonaparte, by the royal family during the Bourbon Restoration, by Louis Philippe d'Orléans, and by Napoleon III.

In the 19th century it was used by Napoleon Bonaparte, by the royal family during the Bourbon Restoration, by Louis Philippe d'Orléans, and by Napoleon III.

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

A fine quality French 19th Century ebonized, gilded ormolu mounted centre table with porcelain plaques depicting court beauties and the Bourbon coat-of-arms, the ebonised baluster su...

Boxes of this type were produced in Dieppe and Paris during the Bourbon Restoration, when small sculptural snuff boxes served as both personal accessories and commemorative objects.

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

The king supported the development of craftsmanship by reducing the tax on imported raw coral, though he couldn’t start a factory in the town because of the boom of the French Revolu...

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

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

The Coat-of-Arms on this Chinese Export armorial are for the Marchesi di Sorbello from a service ordered by Uguccione III Bourbon del Monte, 12th Marquis Regent of Sorbello (1737-181...

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

The bowl has been created from a Spanish 5 pesetas coin, bearing the profile of King Alfonso XII, whose reign was marked by the restoration of the Bourbon monarchy and a period of po...

After the restoration of the Bourbon monarchy, it was a warrant holder for the Duke of Bourbon.This watch would make a fine addition to one's collection.

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

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

Initially conceived as a hunting lodge by the Bourbons, it later became part of a revolutionary social project.

The governments of Louis-Philippe and Napoleon III favored him with important monumental commissions, beginning in 1833 with the allegorical decorations of the Salon du Roi in the Pa...

The series was produced during the Bourbon and July Monarchy period, when renewed interest in Napoleon led to richly illustrated historical publications aimed at collectors, veterans...

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.