Louis Xv Small Side Table

A Magnificent Regence Style gilt bronze Mounted Trellis Parquetry Bureau Plat by François Linke. French, circa 1890. Linke Index No. 795. Signed to the gilt bronze border ‘F....

The chairs stand upon slender tapering, fluted legs, another defining feature of Louis XVI furniture. Their straight profile represents a deliberate departure from the curving cabrio...

Small antique secretary, lady's desk France Walnut around 1860 Dimensions: H x W x D: 90 x 59 x 53 cm Description: Quite extraordinary small piece of transforming furniture...

The nightstand merges elements of the Louis Philippe and Louis XV styles, making it very unique in appearance but also very decorative.

Unlike the more elaborate Rococo furniture of the Louis XV era, Louis XVI designs emphasized balance, proportion, and architectural harmony, qualities that continue to make them equa...

Karges' interpretation of French-inspired furniture during the mid-20th century is well represented by Louis XV and Louis XVI forms, with examples from the 1960s incorporating carved...

The mounts employed on this rare pair of vitrines however sees Zwiener creating his own up-to-date reinterpretation of the Louis XVI style, drawing inspiration from established Louis...

A refined French bijouterie table in the Louis XV style, beautifully crafted from mahogany and embellished with ornate gilt metal mounts.

What is in the collection: 1. French Louis XV brass candlestick, circa 1750. Scalloped, flower-shaped foot and a faceted baluster stem.

A fine early 18th-century French bronze candlestick with a stepped octagonal base, a ringed baluster stem and a tall cylindrical socket with the characteristic side opening. The bron...

This elegant pair of antique wooden stools can also serve as side tables or pedestals, showcasing a refined classical silhouette. Each piece features a square seat with a nude suede ...

Highly decorative and richly colored, this pair of antique faience cachepots displays the exuberant ornament associated with Rouen ceramics. Crafted in Rouen, France circa 1880, each...

Pocket snuff flask carved from coquille nut. Amazing small pocket snuff bottle, carved from a large coquille nut. This antique piece was created in the shape of a spinning top with ...

This is a stunning large antique French Sèvres "Bleu Royale" hand painted porcelain and ormolu-mounted vase circa 1870 in date, later converted into a lamp. The ovoid porcelain bo...

Circular central escutcheons provide a strong decorative focal point, while small gilt-brass ring pulls are positioned symmetrically on either side.

A charming petite chest of two drawers from France, crafted of walnut in the Louis XV taste. Its compact proportions give the piece unusual versatility, equally at home as a bedside ...

Perfectly scaled for use as a grand nightstand, a sophisticated side table, or a focal point in a small entryway, this versatile chest offers both beauty and practical storage.

It is likely that the navette form of this piece was inspired by Louis XV period sauce boats, popular on the most fashionable French dinner tables.

His production included a wide range of furniture from secrétaires, consoles, and bureaux à cylinder to guéridons and various types of tables. The majority of his furniture was worke...

In late 1739-early 1740 the Sèvres Porcelain Factory opened in the Royal Château of Vincennes, 16 years later in 1756 the factory moved to the village of Sèvres located outside of Pa...

He established a workshop at 106 rue Vieille-du-Temple, Paris, and specialised in the production of Louis XIV, Louis XV and Louis XVI style furniture using the very finest ormolu mou...

In 1884 Henri Cameré designed three “surtouts de table” projects in the Louis XIV, Louis XV and Louis XVI styles for the Royal House of Spain for Froment Meurice.

Prolific bronze casters and chasers, the Osmonds worked with equal success in both the Louis XV and the Neo-classical styles. Prized by connoisseurs of the period, their work was dis...

They can be thought of in a room next to sofas, as head of the table, on the sides of a console or a dresser and are pleasant both close to antique and modern furnishings.