Antique French Documents

1925's ceramic urne designed by duet of French artists Louis Sue and André Mare. France Documented

This pillow features Roca Redonda with a self welt finish. Based on an 18th-century French

This is an antique sommelier's wine list folio. A French, walnut and brass decorative menu or

Beautiful rare Craquelé Ceramic Bowl by Jacques Adnet. France 1925. Probably custom-made for the

c1840 French Louis Philippe Crystal "Chamber Stick" Candle Night Lamp. Documented and made by

preservationists who sought to document and maintain France's rich architectural heritage. This was also the era

C1830 Louis Philippe Mahogany Document Desk with Leather Faced Drawers. Age appropriate wear, see

the Ligue patriotique des françaises (Patriotic League of French Women), this document reflects the

This exquisite cast bronze sprung hinged letter/document clip from France circa 1880 is a stunning

inspiration from both Russian and French artistic traditions. The document itself is a piece of history

mother-of-pearl. Ebonized frame and legs with fluted sculpting, French, 1924. Suite documented.   

decorative impact, making it an important visual document of French imperial ambition in the Americas. It

Origin: Lyon, France – 7 rue Centrale This museum-quality tea and coffee service is a documented example

are actively sought by collectors of French Art Deco ceramics, with documented examples appearing in

1843 as part of a celebrated French series documenting the uniforms of the Imperial Guard and

, French assay mark for 18k, and French goldsmith's mark DOCUMENTS: Original Receipt and Appraisal

only serves as a geographical reference but also as a visual document of French provincial life in the

the mounts. This combination of Chinese enamel vessels and French ormolu bases follows a documented

recognized French painter documented in Bénézit. The composition depicts a luxuriant bouquet of

Plan of Poulo Condore (Côn Sơn Island) – Antique French Engraving by Portier, c.1790 This antique

. After the model by Giambologna Circa 1880 French Footnote: The first documented example of

mirror is documented and illustrated in a French home magazine from 1925. Documents available on request

Late 19th or early 20th century ruby red glass lantern by Baccarat, France, unsigned but a well

Late 19th or early 20th century ruby red glass Lantern by Baccarat France, unsigned but a well

. It serves not only as a geographic reference but also as a historical document, capturing France and

part of a larger agricultural series that documented French livestock breeds. These lithographs were

. This engraving likely originates from a larger illustrated work documenting French exploration, trade

historically significant album documenting one of France’s major nineteenth-century exploratory voyages. The

motifs, such as garlands, torches, and floral rosettes, aligns with the documented French neoclassical

clarity diamonds and Enamel HALLMARKS: French eagle head for 18k DOCUMENTS: GIA Report 22313220365

value, making this piece particularly significant for collectors of documented French furniture. The

frame, this painting offers not only a lively document of French harbour life but also an elegant

French naturalist and explorer, who documented his travels and observations in India in his seminal work

Antique French Costume Print of Eleonore di Austria, Renaissance Fashion, 19th Century Description

Title: Antique French Print of Page Attire, 19th Century Description: This striking antique French

and historical gravity. Alexandre-Évariste Fragonard was a central figure in the French Romantic

the French Romantic movement, tasked with documenting the nation's architectural heritage. Plate 107

in the 1780s. Both plates originate from French scientific publications documenting the natural

becoming a key figure in documenting France’s monumental architecture. His works stand at the crossroads of

documented French costume traditions of the 16th and 17th centuries. The present plate is particularly

architectural engravings not only documented France’s most important buildings but also served as visual

Classic French Art Deco cabinet (documented), by Jules Leleu (signed), in amboyna with inlaid

et au Groenland was part of France’s broader mission to document biodiversity in high-latitude marine

it was both drawn and engraved by Louis-Pierre Baltard (1764–1846), an influential French architect

Orientales et à la Chine* by Pierre Sonnerat, a French naturalist and explorer who documented the customs

*Voyage en Islande et au Groenland*, a significant French expedition aimed at documenting the flora, fauna

Orientales et à la Chine*. Sonnerat (1745–1814), a French naturalist and explorer, documented various aspects

from the French government's effort to document the fauna encountered during 19th-century exploratory

Pierre Sonnerat (1745–1814), a French naturalist and explorer who documented Indian customs, religious

Indes Orientales et à la Chine by Pierre Sonnerat (1745–1814), a French explorer and naturalist who

*, a major French travel account documenting Indian life and customs from a European colonial

engraved with fine detail and published as part of France’s effort to document northern fauna during polar

the 1920s French decorative arts. Documented in key references including Victor Arwas – Art Deco

associated with a French or British travel album documenting Persia during the Qajar period. The peaceful

Presenting a rare set of 12 signed Maison Jansen French Louis XVI painted cane dining chairs

likely comes from a French encyclopedic or voyage collection documenting global geography. The style of

engravings and medals, documenting the French Revolution and Napoleonic era, shaped the visual narrative of