Antique Salon

During the 19th century revival of all French styles, and continuing into the Belle Époque, Parisian cabinetmakers celebrated the refined legacy of French furniture making by revivin...

Henri Breard, France, (1873-1950). Exhibited Salon d'Hiver in Paris, Galeries Georges Petit in Paris, Société des Artistes Français.

A substantial and decorative occasional table, perfect for a living room, foyer, library, or salon where its sculptural base and beautifully shaped top can serve as a striking focal ...

Now fitted with sturdy hanging brackets and wire, this versatile mirror is ready for wall display, bringing natural texture and timeless eclecticism to an entryway, powder room, or c...

In addition to the National Salon, Minartz exhibited in Paris at the gallery Bartholomew (1903), the Independent Living (1905, 1906) and the gallery Devambez (1909) and received the ...

Intended primarily for serving sweetmeats, fruits, or confections at the dining table, raised stands of this low proportion functioned as central decorative accents in nineteenth-cen...

A beautiful statement chandelier well suited to an entry hall, dining room, salon, or bedroom, where its sculptural ironwork and shimmering crystal would provide both architectural p...

Exhibitions 1882, Paris, Salon SAF, no. 4805 (honorable mention); 1905, Paris, Chaîne et Simonson, no. 1.

His sculptures were exhibited at the Paris Salon and are represented in important museum collections.

He made his debut at the Salon 1876 and ten years later won the first of three medals of distinction.

At the same time, he exhibited his watercolors and gouaches at the Salon des Independants, al Salon d'Automne, and Salon des Comicistes.

Une autre variante garnissait également le Salon de l'appartement du rez-de-chaussée de la Cour Ovale en 1810.

He received an honorable mention in 1882 and was associated with the Société des Artistes Français from 1884 to 1914, exhibiting at its Paris Salon. Dimensions Including Frame: He...

Originally serving as a prominent cresting piece for a grand console mirror or prestigious salon armoire, its impressive height of 73 cm has been elevated on a bespoke, contemporary ...

This cabinet was exhibited at the "Salon des Artistes Décorateurs" in 1911. Maurice Dufrène is a French cabinet maker, interior designer, chief decorator and author of works on deco...

. // Plumet worked in the Art Nouveau style before World War I and in 1903 was a founding member of the Salon d’Automne. He designed furniture exhibited at the annual salons, as well...

His work was first shown at the 1902 Salon of Societe des Artistes Francais and he showed for many years at Societe des Artistes Decorateurs, Nationale des Beaux Arts and Salon d'Aut...

Born in the Vosges in 1844, Edmond Marie Petitjean first exhibited at the Paris Salon in 1874 and became a member of the Société des Artistes Français in 1883.

During the early part of his career Gaussen worked in Paris and exhibited at the Salon des Artistes Français from 1893, later becoming a member.

Gagliardini began exhibiting at the Paris Salon in 1869, initially becoming known for portraits and figurative compositions.

It would work beautifully above a console or chest, in a living room, library, study, or as part of a collected salon-style installation. Born in Sopron, Hungary, Négely studied at ...

It subsequently served as the basis for his painting *Jeune bergère de la Marche*, exhibited at the 1921 Paris Salon, the current location of which is unknown (catalogue *Le Salon de...

He began exhibiting regularly at the Salon of French Artists in 1834, maintaining a presence there until 1892.

Raised on turned bun feet, this antique French cabinet offers a refined scale for an entry, salon or bedroom. Circa 1860 This antique cabinet is available at Inessa Stewart’s Antique...

He participated in several editions of Barcelona's Salón de Mayo and held his first solo exhibition in 1958 at Galerías El Jardín in Barcelona.

This form was commonly produced in Northern Italy during the post-Empire period, blending restrained Neoclassical structure with subtle decorative carving — intended for grand dining...

Particularly captivating in a historic Georgian manor, an exclusive coastal estate, a Parisian-inspired salon, or an evocative Colonial residence, this exquisite work of art introduc...

The plate reproduces "La Mal'aria" by Ernest Hébert (1817 to 1908), painted in the late 1840s, shown at the Paris Salon of 1850 and now in the Musée d'Orsay. The margin reads "Peint ...

This elegant piece of salon furniture features a masterfully carved, symmetrical lyre-form and scroll central divider, flanked by open slated partitions designed to hold sheet music ...

Its harmonious form makes it an ideal centerpiece for a refined interior, whether placed in a formal salon, an elegant living room, or a carefully curated collection of European anti...

Rich upholstery softens the architectural presence of each chair, lending an air of cultivated ease that speaks equally to the salon and the library. Ideal for anchoring a study, a g...

In wealthy homes, newly invented, large gilt bronze candelabras, known as girandoles, generously fitted with pendant, cut-glass crystals, revolutionized night time entertainment by e...

Placed in the corner of a dining room, library, or salon, it brings height and architectural presence to a space often left empty, and soft interior lighting will make the curved gla...

Documented examples of his work include numerous scènes de basse-cour, and he is recorded as having exhibited at the Salon des Artistes Français. Both canvases are signed “Ch.

The pair would also make a beautiful symmetrical arrangement in an entrance hall, salon, library or gallery. A charming and collectible pair of antique Italian terracotta cherubs, c...

A majestic museum-quality statement piece, perfectly suited to an important mantel, library, grand salon, or distinguished collection of French Empire furniture and decorative arts.

Semenoff was invited into Zola’s intimate inner circle and frequently attended the famous Thursday evening literary and political salons (Les jeudis d'Emile Zola) hosted at Zola's ho...

Cauchois exhibited frequently at the Paris Salon and received several awards at the exhibitions including a third place medal in 1898, a bronze medal in 1900, and a 2nd place medal i...

It stands out perfectly in a representative dining room, a luxury living room, a salon, or as a breathtaking solitaire in a space emphasizing top-tier European Art Deco.

The younger brother of Raoul, Jean Dufy was born at Le Havre and was largely self-taught, working as a shipping clerk and then designing for Théodore Haviland at Limoges. He exhibite...

Beautifully finished from every angle, it offers great storage and a refined scale for a bedroom, entry, or salon. Circa early 1900s Measures 31.5H x 35W x 18D This antique commode i...

This Napoleon III giltwood console table pairs a sculptural base with refined proportions suited to an entry or salon. Good vintage condition. Losses to gilding with white gesso sho...

A statement lighting piece with timeless appeal, ideal for a dining room, entrance hall, salon, bedroom, boutique hotel, or elegant interior project inspired by French, Belle Époque,...

In 1905, Henri Matisse visited Vlaminck's studio and was struck by the ferocity of his canvases, encouraging Vlaminck to exhibit alongside him, Derain and others at the Salon des Ind...

It conveys both moral tension and theatrical charm, echoing the storytelling approach of 18th-century salon painting with 19th-century academic technique.

At the age of 25, Cross exhibited for the first time at the 1881 Salon, from then on called the Salon des Artistes Français.

An exceptional and highly collectible Art Nouveau bentwood armchair, model No. 24 designed by the prominent German architect and designer Emanuel von Seidl for the legendary maker Ge...

He exhibited at the Paris Salon from 1876 and later at the Salon of French Artists of which he became a member in 1883.

A painter fond of Antiquity, executed for the 1885 Salon a picture entitled "The mysterious stone of Pompeii".

Its expansive proportions lend themselves to formal drawing rooms, grand dining salons, and art-filled residences where heritage and personal connoisseurship define the surroundings.

He made his public exhibition debut at the Salon de la Société des Artistes Français in 1880, and continued to take part in the Paris Salons until 1940.

Equally suited to a refined contemporary interior or a historically inspired setting, it would make an impressive statement in a grand entrance hall, formal salon, or sophisticated b...

Born in Paris, he studied at the École des Beaux-Arts and exhibited his work in Paris, including at the Salon and later the Salon des Artistes Français during the latter part of the ...

He began exhibiting at the Salon in 1876. Painted in oil on panel, the work bears the artist’s signature in the upper-right corner.

With its combination of gilded bronze, white marble, sculptural decoration and classical iconography, this antique French mantel clock makes an impressive focal point for a mantelpie...

Workshops across the city frequently purchased undecorated blanks from regional porcelain factories before executing opulent gilding and hand-painted compositions suited to domestic ...

He exhibited at the Paris Salon beginning in 1883 and achieved considerable recognition with his monumental animal group Drama in the Desert in 1891, now displayed in the Parc Montso...

Perfect as a vanity chair, bedroom accent, or statement piece in a boudoir, dressing room, or chic salon. The combination of cane, carved wood, and soft blue is timeless Parisian chi...

Cariot was a member of the Société des Artistes Indépendants. He exhibited at the Salon de la Société des Beaux-Arts, the Salon d'Automne and the Salon d'Hiver.

De Neuville made his debut at the Paris Salon in 1859 with scenes from the Crimean War. His reputation grew steadily, but it was his depictions of the Franco-Prussian War of 1870–187...