French Revolution

Colossal painting from the film studio in Paris. Dimension: 11 foot 10 inches by 9 foot 10 inches.

A collection of three volumes on the French Revolution by M. A. Theirs. This set of books is bound in leather with the title, author, and respective volume number stamped in gold let...

19th century French Napoleon III fireback with a scene of the French Revolution.

This late 18th century copper rooster weather vane, now mounted on a walnut base, was originally at the top of a French church. As a symbol of the French Revolution, the churches in ...

France under the Ancien Régime, before the French Revolution, divided society into three estates: the first – clergy, the second – nobility, and the third – commoners.

Marat was a famous scientist and physician who was a prominent figure in the French Revolution.

A French folk-art figural mantel clock in carved wood and composite commemorating a fighting unit “Les Sections du Temple” in the French Revolution.

A historically important and early terracotta bust of "Marianne" the French symbol of the French Revolution, by an unknown sculptor named "Gensoul", depicting the young woman in a dr...

Unique pair of Neoclassical French Revolution style two arm sconces from the mid-1950s in bronze, brass and matte black lacquered metal, with the symbols of the French nobility with ...

The french guillotine is an enduring symbol of the Revolution.

A French Revolution tin-glazed earthenware dish, made in Nevers, date marked 1790.

A French Revolution tin-glazed earthenware dish, made in Nevers, circa 1790, called l’équité or the Justice.

18th century French fireback with pillars and cupids and text 'an 9' (i.e., year 9 of the French revolution).

French revolution Louis XVI style sideboard, commode or buffet having gorgeous ornate bronze decoration over inlaid Marquetry body and elegant marble top.

A charming, rustic French revolution tin-glazed earthenware large Saladier or salad serving bowl, made in Nevers, circa 1790.

A French Revolution tin-glazed earthenware dish, showing three figures representing the Three Estates.

From France, an early 19th century, scalloped rim faïence platter, illustrating a significant episode in the French Revolution.

An 19th century French oil on canvas depicting revolutionary men. Unsigned. Original gilt frame. Frame: 32" H x 28" W x 3.5" D. Canvas: 21.24" H x 17.5" W. Please refer to photos for...

42.9 x 51.1 cms (16.9 x 20.1 ins) Edition of 35 Paper: Whatman paper; Arches paper Signed "Motherwell" in pencil lower right. Numbered in pencil lower right, artist's chop ma...

42.9 x 51.1 cms (16.9 x 20.1 ins) Edition of 35 Paper: Whatman paper; Arches paper Signed "Motherwell" in pencil lower right Numbered in pencil lower right, artist's chop mark ...

42.9 x 51.1 cms (16.9 x 20.1 ins) Edition of 35 Aquatint, lift-ground etching and aquatint, photoengraving, and collage CR-386 Edition of 35 Paper:Whatman paper; Arches pap...

Decorate a kitchen wall or fill up a decorative hutch with this elegant set of hand painted, ceramic plates. Crafted in Pornic, France circa 1989, and created for the bi-centennial o...

The central image shows two French Revolution Era sailors, at ease on the wharf with tall sailing ships in the background.

“Napoléon Bonaparte[a] (15 August 1769 – 5 May 1821), usually referred to as simply Napoleon in English, was a French military and political leader who rose to prominence during the ...

“An Incident In The French Revolution” by Arthur Beckingham 1852-1920.

Circa 1785 - 1790 France Siamoise silk and cotton Habit or frock coat with fine tricolour, speckled and shaded stripes dating from the French Revolution.

Called faïence parlante or faïence patriotique, dishes and bowls painted with images or mottos of the French Revolution (1789-99) reflected the political allegiances of those who dis...

Circa 1785/1790 France Rare Caraco for young girl or Pierrot à l'Anglaise in tricolor striped pékiné silk taffeta dating from the French Revolution.

A hand colored engraving of Jean-Marie-Pierre-François Doursenne, called Dorsenne, count Lepaige (b. 30 April 1773 in Ardres; † 24 July 1812 in Paris) was a French military commander...

The painting – which depicts the King and Queen of France’s failed attempt to escape the French Revolution – is signed by the artist and presented in a newly commissioned, fine quali...

A beautiful hand painted blue, white, and green faience pottery wall plate featuring a fleur de lis, crossed swords, a French hat, and a banner that reads "Revolution" By Casafina ...

French school of the 19th century Portrait of the french poet André Chénier Oil on wood panel Diam. 19 cm (26.5 cm with the frame) Beautiful round frame from the 19th century in Ital...

Nevers Faience earthenware plate with contoured edge with revolutionary polychrome decoration in the center of the inscription "I cherish my Liberty" in a medallion surmounted by a ...

19th century French Neoclassical fireback with two pillars and the current year of the French Revolution.

The pillars became symbol for freedom during the French revolution. Freedom is one of the three values of the French revolution.  

With Arms of France partially truncated after the French Revolution.

With Arms of France, partially truncated after the French Revolution.

This is one of the three values of the French revolution. The fireback is made shortly after the beginning of French revolution.

And undamaged by the French Revolution, probably because it had been reversed

The Arms of France were partially truncated during the French Revolution.

The Arms of France were partially truncated during the French Revolution.

With Arms of France and the date 1778. The fleurs-de-lys are partially truncated after the French Revolution.

Pillars with Fleur de Lis and Armes of France. The Armes of France were (partially) truncated after the French Revolution).

Authentic French 18th century sedan chair. Was used to transport aristocrats around Paris before the French Revolution.

The date of production, 1780, is also cast in the fireback. The Arms of France were partially truncated during the French Revolution.

18th century fireback with pillars, arms of France and the date of production 1758. The arms of France were partially truncated during the French Revolution.

Portrait oil painting on canvas of a lady aristocrat in the manner of the French Revolution. Beautiful coloration and original gilded frame with fluting and beading.

The fleurs de lys were partially truncated during the French Revolution.

With Arms of France, partially truncated after the French Revolution.

Important figure of the French revolution.  

The pillars symbolize liberty, one of the three values of the French Revolution. The fireback is made of cast iron and has a black / pewter patina.

One of the three values of the French revolution. The fireback has a natural brown patina.

One of the three values of the French revolution. The fireback has a natural brown patina.

The pillars symbolize the value liberty, one of the three values of the French revolution. The fireback is made of cast iron and has a brown patina.   

The pillars symbolize the value liberty, one of the three values of the French revolution. The fireback is made of cast iron and has a brown patina.   

The pillars symbolize the value liberty, one of the three values of the French revolution. The fireback is made of cast iron and has a black patina. ...

The pillars symbolize liberty, one of the three values of the French revolution. The fireback is made of cast iron.