Antique Braces

generations of use. Banded with iron braces, the butcher block with original Trussant & Cie brass label

ARMLET / WRISTBAND CONSISTS OF VARIOUS RINGS ATTACHED TO CROSS BRACES STABILIZING THE BAND. MEASURES

does have attractive side braces. Both thrones have lovely hand carved decorative front aprons with

legs and graceful curved braces, resulting in a light yet architectural presence. The rectangular

braces. As interesting and attractive as it is useful, the versatile bucket mounted stand can be used a

the early 20th century with wooden framework and metal braces. The striking scroll arms with circular

survivor. It has two original wooden cross-braces on the back, mounted with two old but later metal

surface, followed by eight legs supporting the whole. Also, the bureau Mazarin has cross braces between

. It is in fabulous recently restored condition. Steel braces have been applied to the back of the

that resemble suspenders converging in a single cluster of studs on the hindquarters is well documented

drawers and iron braces for strength and support. The piece's small scale and lively proportion make it

. Including the four small upright braces welded across the plates and also welded to the uprights, giving the

strength as well as comfort. The seats are hollow and supported by cross-wise braces, resulting in elegant

are connected by cross braces, which contribute significantly to the design of the chairs both at the

with the open sections of the back, and two braces down the length of the back. There are also two oak

Circa 1930 Art Deco butterscotch maroon bracelet in Bakelite. It is almost one inch wide. It has a saber tooth style edge on both sides.

Belle armoire à façade mouvementée ouvrant par deux portes galbées, les montants sont arrondis, les cotés sont évasés. La marqueterie est à décor de croisillons formés de Palissandre...

Slightly lobed plates in six braces with flared rims decorated in blue underglaze with warriors

Slightly lobed dish in eight braces with flared rim with underglaze blue decoration of a bird in a

the lid – probably in the 19th century – just a belt and braces piece of restoration which is often

are located on the corner braces and the lock, indicating that they transcend mere ornamentation. The

Slightly lobed dish in eight braces with flared rim with underglaze blue decoration of birds in a

added in the 19th century to support the lid, a professional ‘belt and braces’ piece of restoration

the tank suspended and decorated with a marble top. The feet are connected by braces. Probably Swedish

planked top with iron nailheads, sitting above an apron accented with iron braces in the corners. The

Single Massive Antique Chinese Demi-Lune with Simple Braces, Shanxi Region

An American wooden factory cart with iron wheels and braces. Stamped on the reverse with "Howe

restoration braces to some of the arms.

cross braces, top set curves up like a dome, with the bottom set cross shape with carvings on the arm

underside by slender elongated S-scroll wrought iron braces.

with a stretcher shelf base; the underside of the legs with the original iron leg braces, the down

supported in the corners by round braces. The table has a small hidden drawer in the center.

architectural features. Especially, are evident the elegant humpbacked stretchers, decorative braces, and the

top braces and the center pendant are hand-cast metal. The design is an early 20th Century copy of a

braces.

splats. Finely constructed from mahogany, with cross-braces between the square legs. A unique and

pieces joined by metal braces. Iron bit in mouth. Beautifully carved mane. Custom stand.

Early 19th century oak wall shelf from England. There are two wall braces on the back which have

horizontal framed frieze with ornamental castings , joined to a central upright via embellished cast braces

with cross-braces on the edges. It can be opened using its tow doors which reveal the eleven drawers

dovetailed supporting transverse braces. The corner stiles are round on the outside, square on the inside

surface wear and small rust spots on the black iron braces.

had been mostly exhausted by the mid-late 19th century. The glue blocks and corner braces confirm the

legs, with cross-braces for added support.

polished, braces, leg sleeves and rivets of brass. Old paper label Thonet. H 78.5 cm, W 53 cm, D 52 cm Lit

frame by two (one for the armrests) short vertical braces. Very unusual and well executed is the

with a red-X. That X-shaped design imitates “suspenders,” which are habitually found on the lids of

by 12 expressed dowels. The top is supported by four brackets and braces in the corners between

, followed by eight legs supporting the whole. Also, the Bureau Mazarin has cross braces between the legs

-braces for added stability. c. 1870 England

supported by later braces which are solid and robust. The cassone, like most Italian furniture of this

(doubling as waist) and two support braces. Between the waist and the aprons sits a rarely seen ledge, which

, which long ago was strengthened by four wood braces. Tiny area of in-painting upper left. 1-inch

-Qing dynasty. The moulded-edge top frame holds the floating panels, supported by two braces. The waist

reinforced with five maple cross braces that are dovetailed into the sides. This construction detail is a

of rosette braces. The sides of the desk, with the same coating of rosewood and violet, are perfectly

Circa 1840/1860 England Beautiful pair of men's braces complete with roses embroidered in petit