Antique Keys

marriage ahead. The original lock and key are still present, as are its original iron carry handles and

. Original hardware and key escutcheons add authenticity, while the interior offers practical storage with

authenticity and charm. No key. A beautiful and authentic French regional piece, full of character and

collectible work of art. Retaining its original key, marked with a “V” within the handle—possibly referencing

functional as it is decorative. The credenza retains its three original locks and keys and is finished in a

interior is lined in magenta purple silk and the inside of the lid is tufted. Working lock and small key

. The key is not original and does not work the lock, instead acts as a pull. A wonderful piece

. The tea caddy remains complete with a working lock and tasselled key and is a rare example of late

Chinoiserie decoration and gilt bronze mounts. Marble top . Original locks and keys

, jewel-toned glaze. The edge is decorated with a Greek key or geometric pattern. Constructed from

chest offers both practical storage and superb decorative presence. Key Features: * Antique William and

hall piece. Key Features: * Antique Regency Revival mahogany sideboard * Attractive figured mahogany

interior with small drawers. Original lock and key as well as original drawer pulls in brass. The secretary

of George III, circa 1800 and comes complete with working lock and tasselled key.

original key escutcheons. The clean architectural lines, balanced proportions, and restrained ornamentation

simple key escutcheons reflect the style's refined simplicity, while the marble top adds both durability

and (replaced) keys. Raised on shaped block feet with a subtly projecting base.

-brass hardware -key escutcheons and pulls - designed in asymmetrical, leafy, or rocaille forms

combination, especially in strong, original condition. The gold dauphine hands are a key detail. They catch

excellent Key Characteristics Style: French Louis XV or French Empire style. Material: Often crafted from

long as they are kept square, and they open by using the keys as pulls. The keys may not be original

Features tooled leather drawer fronts ormolu piping and original key Bought from a dealer at Les Puces

, slanted surface, tall legs, solid wood construction, distressed finish, no key, but unlocked, very nice

cut Greek-key border beneath the rim, wide satin-etched bands, and an expansive central register of

working lock and key and dates to the reign of George III, circa 1810.

interior shelf. Restored, stable and ready for use. Keys and locks no longer function; included keys to be

retains its original lock and key, enhancing both its authenticity and appeal. With outstanding

height. Marked with original manufacturers tag on the inside of the right door. Lock and key in good

energy and excitement of the hunt, often illustrating key moments such as The Meet, Setting Off, In Full

to the front. Brass locks and keys only enhance this splendid cabinet. The colour and grain of this

artistic glass from this period. Circa 1900 Finely engraved “E. Léveillé Paris” on the underside, a key

studied at the Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts in Copenhagen. He played a key role in advancing

played a key role in shaping early 20th-century perfume bottle design.

at the front and two at the sides, with lost-wax cast bronze keys. These doors open onto two

original key and lock. Topped with brass decorative fittings. Very elegant and high-quality craftsmanship

mask ring handles and paw feet. Opening to a floral paper lined and compartmented interior. Key present

, painter and printmaker, who Symbolism, Surrealism has a key role in his artworks, many of his artworks

there are no keys included.

includes a key. Tested and working Dimensions: 11.88" W x 4.25" D x 3.63" H Please take a look at our

hands. Two brass keys with the clock and it is a half hour stroke. The manufacturer is Westerstrands

designer and architect who studied at the Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts in Copenhagen. He played a key

complete with its original key, the lock is in working order. At the centre, a glazed panel frames a hand

19th Century Gustavian Painted Sideboard Cabinet. Beautifully aged, plenty of storage. Key included.

top, the wood has been finished with a lustrous French polish, it has three drawers and key. The

hands-on approach to early heating system sales, where demonstration and education were key to securing

base. Original shelf to interior, original door locks and keys and original thick marble tops with

Georgian furniture, ideal for both period and contemporary interiors. Key Features: * George III period

separation along the base. The lock and key no longer function, though the key sits loosely and may be used

key border adds a grounding, geometric elegance. Its uniqueness lies in the fluid, painterly quality

/ Farmhouse / Cabin style Painting style: Os-Painting Dimensions: --Length with wooden key: 26 cm / 10.24

canted corners and a marble top. The four graduated drawers with carved escutcheons with a key. The top

and elsewhere, lacking a key, wear to the interior as shown in photos, tabor doors are tight and do

double doors A pull-out writing surface, adding versatility and usability All three original keys are

detailed rope-and-tassel element encircles the neck, while squared Greek-key handles anchor either side

structural integrity, although the lock, unfortunately, is no longer functional. However, the original key is

buffet has the original gilt bronze trim and hardware, All the doors have working locks and keys, the

functional lock and key. Measures 18.5" in width, 17 75" in depth and 30.5" in height.