French Antique Textiles

This luxurious French Empire-style sofa has been reupholstered in a soft cream-colored fabric and features unique dragon-shaped armrests. The sofa dates from the 19th century and has...

Title: Mid-19th Century French Tapestry by Braquenié & Cie, Signed, Wool and Silk Hunting Scene Description: An exceptional mid-19th century French tapestry by the renowned text...

More information coming soon… French woodworkers in Normandy were known to incorporate agricultural carvings into their furniture, as a homage to the rural region that most of these...

A masterfully carved 18th century Louis XVI bergère from France, resting on fluted tapered legs. The chair frame is embellished with fantastic detailed carvings, cabriolet back with ...

Known as a table à jeu in France, this console and game table from the 1800s has a green felt playing surface surrounded by a border of golden Greek key motif. Outside of the felt is...

A precious gilt bronze two-light wall sconce in the Empire style, France, 1920-1929. Finely elaborate with hand chiseled details. Typical design of French Empire period due to its ri...

A finely proportioned French deep button-back 'Crapaud' chair of the Napoleon III period, circa 1850–60, exhibiting the enveloping comfort and sculptural upholstery characteristic of...

The period of French history known as Directoire was a difficult time, as it arrived at the end of the Revolutionary War. Furnishings in this style, such as our pair of painted armch...

A French salon canapé dating from the Napoleon III period, with a curved, buttoned back and integrated arms, designed for comfort and balance within Second Empire interiors. The ful...

More information coming soon… A beautiful French banquette, in the style of Louis XV. Dating to circa 1850, the giltwood has some wonderful carvings that embellish the curvaceous f...

Add glamour and taste to your dining interior with this exceptionally rare set of 18 signed dining chairs by Maison Jansen, one of the most prestigious French design houses of the 20...

Petite French round armchair, in Louis XVI style hand carved and decorated with friezes of ribbons tapered fluted base, with dobble cane back and sides. Upholstered in mustard velvet...

This majestic giltwood Chateau salon suite is from France and dates to circa 1880. There are four side chairs, two armchairs (fauteuils), and a canapé. All have square baluster legs ...

An exquisite antique French table lamp, originally crafted in the 1800s from luminous sky-blue opaline glass, with ornate cast brass fittings and intricate hand-painted enamel floral...

PAIR OF ANTIQUE FRENCH UPHOLSTERED CHAIRS A pair of extremely romantic chairs with carved frames, painted in a buttery cream paint with sap green and orange details. naturally worn ...

Ornately carved 18th century, French opera chair with gilded finish and upholstered in gold silk damask.   

Beautiful pedigree for this pair of very handsome and delicately proportioned ebonised chairs, with a well-documented Parisian atelier lineage. (Atelier lineage attached to the latt...

We are very charmed by this type of chair and especially this beautiful example. It is still particularly original and, for this type of furniture, still quite stable and usable. The...

Pair of French antique gilt bronze and porphyry lamps French, Late 19th Century Lamps: Height 87 (tallest) / 75cm (shortest), diameter 21cm Shades: Height 32cm, diameter 50cm This...

Whether finished in linen, velvet, leather, or a decorative textile, this authentic French antique offers a beautiful combination of historic charm, practicality, and timeless style.

Designed to be a decorative wall panel, set above a mantel or in between two windows, this type of French mirror is known as a trumeau. Hand-carved in the style of Louis XVI, our tru...

Very elegant Spanish Colonial, French Country style nine-light handelier, France, circa 1920-1930. Large rustic hand-forged ring supporting nine candelabra lights, suspended by three...

Originally Composite order column capitals, these French architecturals have been repurposed into a pair of desk or table lamps. Wonderfully hand-carved during late 1700s, the wooden...

This pair of French Louis XVI-style bergeres are in wonderful condition for their 19th century age. The sheltering, wing-back style frames hand carved with a twisted ribbon border, a...

A pair of fine glazed blue porcelain gilt bronze-mounted table lamps, France, early 20th century. Porcelain vase raised on beautifully elaborate bronze base. Both porcelain vases are...

A pair of fine glazed blue porcelain gilt bronze-mounted table lamps, France, early 20th century. Porcelain vase raised on beautifully elaborate bronze base. Both porcelain vases are...

Seat and back upholstered in a blue-green textile. France, circa 1820–1830.

We are personally very fond of this type of chair, and this beautiful set of two is no exception. They remain remarkably original, and for this type of furniture, they are still rela...

Original gilding with beautiful naturally age-related patina. Upholstered with textile from Carlucci. France, 1840-1860.

An impressive work of textile art, this French 19th century raised gold embroidery of the Madonna & Child resembles liturgical vestments such as a cope or chasuble that a member of t...

A stately pair of Louis XIV armchairs, crafted in Provence circa 1670, showcasing the refined grandeur of the French Baroque era. Made from richly patinated Circassian walnut, these ...

The interior features a raised compartment, characteristic of historical French storage chests intended for textiles or personal belongings.

Upholstered in ‘Kuba’ by Larsen - a tobacco hued velvet, boldly influenced by African textiles. French, c. 1750.

The sheet belongs to a series of French designs devoted to “Pelleteries diverses et bandes pour garnitures” – various furs and bands for trimmings – providing an interesting record o...

The expressive, hand-worked stitching and use of metal threads on linen are consistent with regional French religious textiles of the 16th century. The fragment is now mounted onto a...

An attractive original fashion study for a collection devoted to historic costume, textile design or French decorative arts, and particularly suitable for a dressing room, fashion bo...

Expertly handwoven in wool and silk on a cotton foundation, this impressive tapestry exemplifies the timeless beauty and craftsmanship of early twentieth-century French decorative te...

An unusual original fashion study particularly suitable for a collection devoted to historic costume, textile design or French decorative arts, as well as a dressing room, fashion bo...

Add authentic French character and rich textile color to an interior with this elegant antique footstool.

Decorate a wall with this elegant antique Aubusson tapestry panel. Crafted in France circa 1780, the textile artwork depicts a romantic pastoral scene of a seated shepherdess accompa...

Vintage French Art Deco Rug Size: 13'4" × 19'5" (406 × 591 cm) A captivating example of French Art Deco textile artistry, this vintage rug from the 1940s embodies the geometric preci...

The graceful composition and finely woven flat weave technique embody the timeless sophistication of French decorative textiles. PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS Actual Size: 3'10" x 8' Metr...

This rare piece from Doris Leslie Blau Collection is not only a magnificent floor covering but also a true collectible—an enduring example of French courtly elegance and historical t...

Its historical pedigree and visually arresting design make it a treasured collectible for enthusiasts of Art Deco, French modernism, and textile artistry. With its unique pattern an...

Handwoven in wool, this 16x18 antique oversized Aubusson rug originating from France, holds both aesthetic and historical value, suitable for institutional collections, period interi...

Includes 3 pillows. French Industrialist Marcel Boussac started Boussac fabrics in 1933 Boussac fabrics of France revolutionized 20th-century textiles by blending high-quality produ...

A rare and collectible example of early French modernist textile design, this rug brings timeless elegance and artistic integrity to any interior-ideal for collectors of Art Deco, Le...

Artist Attribution: Jules Coudyser, a lesser-known but influential figure in early French modernist textile design, infused his works with the decorative sensibilities of the École d...

A captivating example of French Art Deco textile artistry, this vintage rug from the 1940s embodies the geometric precision and ornamental exuberance characteristic of the movement.

Its historical pedigree and visually arresting design make it a treasured collectible for enthusiasts of Art Deco, French modernism, and textile artistry. With its unique pattern an...

Originating during a period of prolific textile production in France, this flat weave reflects the enduring influence of earlier royal manufactories, blending traditional weaving ski...

A great example of antique French decorative textile art that can be used both as a precious wall hanging as well as an elegant accent rug on the floor.

Closely associated with Pierre Chareau’s revolutionary interiors, this rug stands as an important example of French Art Deco textile design, where abstraction, architecture, and craf...

Preserved in remarkable condition, the pair stands among the most sophisticated expressions of modern French decorative arts, reflecting a pivotal moment when architecture, painting,...

An elegant 19th century woven lace fan, beautifully preserved and professionally displayed within a finely crafted giltwood shadowbox frame. Dating to circa 1890, this exquisite deco...

Dating specifically to the 1880s, it carries the patina and grace only achieved through over a century of careful preservation, offering a rare opportunity to acquire a textile maste...

An extremely rare and exquisite Louis XVI style miniature chair, beautifully preserved with its original painted finish and authentic petit point upholstery. This exceptional piece c...

This exquisite French flat weave textile, though titled as a rug, functions as a superb piece of wall art, embodying the high artistry of 18th-century European weaving.

A rare and collectible example of early French modernist textile design, this rug brings timeless elegance and artistic integrity to any interior-ideal for collectors of Art Deco, Le...

Unlike woven carpets, this stitched masterpiece showcases the fine artistry characteristic of French court textiles, placing it among the most desirable antique rugs available today.