Antique Braces

An English oak bucket from the late 19th century, with brass handle and braces. Born in England

Primitive Polygonal Indian Bullock Ox Cart Dining Table with Brass Braces And Strappings. This Is

Lister & Co Oak 1900s Edwardian Bucket with Brass Braces is a beautiful and unique piece of antique

with braces in the corners and red calligraphy on two sides. Showcasing a central handle, this early

An English wooden barrel from circa 1900 with copper braces and transfer British Royal Coat of Arms

A rustic English turn of the century oak barrel from the early 20th century, with brass braces and

An English rustic oak barrel from the late 19th century, with iron braces. Created in England

A large Qing dynasty period elm rice tray from the 19th century with brass braces. This Qing

A rustic English turn of the century oak barrel from the early 20th century, with brass braces, and

An old Chinese lacquered fabric over wood lidded box with hand-painted calligraphy and iron braces

An Indian Gujarat rustic hand-carved wooden armoire from the 19th century, with iron braces and

An Indian antique black box from the 19th century with iron nailheads and braces, carved wooden

with brass braces. The planter is mounted on four splaying legs that are not original to the piece but

arms and brass braces. Step into the grandeur of the Victorian era with this English wooden barrel from

A large Chinese Qing Dynasty period elm wood rice tray from the 19th century with brass braces and

tones of the horizontal brass braces that accentuate the oval piece. This English oak and brass barrel

An English oval oak planter from the late 19th century with brass braces and liner. Used as a wine

An English Edwardian period R.A Lister & Co. oak bucket with brass braces. This charming

A small bamboo umbrella (or cane) stand with spindles, angled braces, and a brass drip pan resting

braces in the form of smiling faces.

-trestle base joined by a stretcher with angle braces, all with beautiful color and patination. The table

rectangular plank top over a frieze of two turned wood supports with wrought ironwork braces in a cross-bar

braces in a cross-bar design. The Fratino table is a type of refectory or console table with a

legs. The legs are held together at the bottom by decorative braces. Wood presumably walnut. The seat

finial and surrounded by a circular ring held by gracefully curved braces and draped supports below. The

mortise-and-tenon joinery, reinforced with additional corner braces beneath the seat. The backrests

dimensionally-carved urn which rests atop the center, where the braces cross beneath the seat. The fabric is not

braces, saddled elm seat and standing on bold ring-turned splayed legs joined by cross-stretchers.

elegant scrolling motifs. Additional forged iron braces at each end enhance both structural integrity and

matching carved stretchers and cross braces. The table is carved and trimmed on all sides, making it

lid. Original hinges, carrying handles and metal corner braces. Lid opens to reveal and unpainted pine

-inset steps, each with decorative tooling, supported by robust brass hinges and discreet metal braces

domed hood over a cylindrical drum with copper braces featuring large rivets to each end, the interior

A William IV etagere in choice mahogany having graceful lines with two vertical curved braces

printed numbers 1 3 6 7 0. Includes two later angle braces for wall mounting. Dimensions: 34" wide by

with original iron braces, the rack features multiple open shelves once used for cooling and

a substantial chamfered X-frame base with central stretcher and end braces. Circa 1810.

braces, blank cartouche on the lid and around the keyhole.  Working lock and key opens to form a writing

uprights and one central turned spindle. With later strap metal repair braces under the seat securing the

added braces verso. Extensive wear and flaking to the gilding, much of this original and well-maintained

top. The ladder opens on a splayed A-frame supported by iron-hinged braces, and folds completely flat

proportions. Comprising of 2 sections held together by wooden braces. Top section with fret work detailing

tension rods and braces are typical of Spanish tables from this tradition and directly reference 17th

substantial wooden strainer with multiple cross-braces, presented in a narrow, dark-painted frame with a gilt

on a substantial chamfered X-frame base with central stretcher and end braces. Circa 1810. Good

Biedermeier work and sewing table Cherry veneered 2 drawers. A pair of lyre feet on curly braces

. Condition: Entirely disassembled, re-polished, iron tri-form braces under table top re-ebonized - in very

with four doors braces and ice bases, Sainte Anne gray marble top. France, 19th c.

An antique Indian blanket chest from the 19th century with iron braces and hidden storage

gestures forward with urgency, while the other braces himself, suggesting a moment of search or alertness

lower section, joined by horizontal cross-braces that provide stability. A distinctive and functional

openwork cross braces. Biography : Eugène François Alexandre Soleau, born October 3, 1853 in Buenos Aires

repairs and is secured to the rest of the structure thanks to iron braces. Boasting a nice brown patina

-forged iron braces running from the center of the tabletop to each leg. The 2" thick top is made from

Brass, chiselled. High baluster-shaped body. Beneath this, 18 passing braces are lit. In three

crestrails are supported by vertical spindles and single coin braces decorate the waisted apron. A beautiful

depth. One side list is missing. New braces have been added to the back and base for support. Made out