Antique Casters

. The table is supported by elegant, sweeping side supports with a turned stretcher and original caster

with casters, the canapé retains a lightness of structure that points toward a provincial French

cast brass, flat twisted posts, and mesh panels. The legs of the headboard finish with caster wheels to

stems and splayed legs with brass caps and casters. (2 leaves - 21 inches each) Current dimensions are

pedestal resting on a robust four-point base with elegant scroll feet and original casters. The table’s

comfortable. Lovely turned legs all complete with original casters. Back legs has a number stamped Height

attractive patina. Complete with original casters also. Height 104cm Width 62cm Depth 74cm Depth of seat

-tail joinery and carved leafy knob pulls, and raised on turned feet on casters. Provenance: Mill

supported by the original chrome caster wheels for effortless movement. The painted finish has developed a

: Henri Vian, a bronze-caster active in the second half of the 19th century, produced numerous interior

in tapered spade brass caps and casters. Classic elegance and comfort.

vinegar and three spiral-chased silver casters for salt, pepper and mustard, each fitted with silver

turned legs on casters. Minor losses.

central column supported by three gently splayed (sabre) legs, each terminating in brass casters for

. Biography : Born in 1810, died in Paris in 1892, Ferdinand Barbedienne, the most important caster of bronze

finished with casters, these chairs were designed for both formality and practicality—substantial yet

on the original brass and white marble casters and beautiful patina and age. These are so useful and

in distressed blue-black leather, raised on four cabriole leg with the original casters.  English

the Second Empire. Raised on turned front legs with casters, rear legs sabre-shaped as shown. The

silver, nickel silver sugar caster, Scandinavian antique, Stockholm silverwork, Carlström, Östberg

attributed to Eugène Cornu (1827–1899), a Parisian bronze-caster renowned for his creations combining

casters, circa 1920. Measurements: 28.5” H x 24” W x 16.75” D. One leaf raised, 24” W x 26” D. Both

legs inset with tapering-point ebonized reeding raised on original brass casters. Note: This

with three leaves. The four graceful pedestals feature brass capped feet and casters. The pedestals and

marquetry details. All legs complete with original casters. Wonderful quality as well. Height 92cm Width

-style brushed iron tripod base ending in small casters (base posterior). A highly decorative and

table rests on four carved legs with floral decorations, fitted with metal casters for easy movement

rest on brass casters.

proportions. It stands on beautifully turned baluster legs, terminating in brass casters, there is an ebonised

casters reflect the romantic aesthetic of the period. The fallboard reveals the original gilded lettering

terminating in brass casters. This sculptural base, both stable and visually light, is characteristic of

of writing, raised on small brass wheeled casters

. Turned support and four reeded saber legs with casters.

terminating in small brass casters. In excellent original condition, this mahogany display stand (be it a

carved armrests, black/ebonized finish, gold gilt accents, rolling casters, x-form curule frame, red

removed for serving. Mobile on 4 casters. 6 bottle holders. Dimensions: H 67.7 cm / 26.65 in W 82 cm

well cast brass lion paw toe caps and casters. Mahogany Type: 'Santos Mahogany'

the whole. Biography : Henri Vian, a bronze-caster active in the second half of the 19th Century

coherence: sculptor, caster, and subject matter all rooted in the same Alsatian craft tradition. A

upholstered in a pink fabric and has brass casters.

Tsukahara Tsunemitsu 塚原常光, father and son master casters from Takaoka, active across two generations during

has an Olive Green Velvet upholstery. The bench rest on original casters.

, terminating on well cast brass casters. Mahogany Type: 'Santos Mahogany'

. Supported on shaped platform plinth base, terminating on bun foot with sphere motif detail and casters

Scroll end daybed on turned walnut feet with original casters. Circa 1890. H 72/40cm x W 184cm x D

casters

with their original brass casters. The chair is presently upholstered in a contemporary decorated

drawer. It also has casters for easy portability.

tapered legs and brass casters. A fine example of English craftsmanship with a warm aged patina. See less

casters.

was one of the most famous casters of Animalia in the 19th century in France. He captured the

leather, the swiveling seat atop a conforming frame raised on turned legs with wheeled brass casters

terminating in wheeled casters

three reeded cabriole legs. Casters.

casters. 28.25" H x 37" W x 29" D (open); 28.25" H x 19" W x 29" D (closed). Provenance: From a 955

folds down on both sides Entire table rest on pedestal base with scrolled feet On casters Measures

walnut base with porcelain casters. It has generous proportions beautifully scrolled arm rests and a well