Luxury Antique

A handsome example of early 20th-century gentleman’s luxury accessories, combining exotic leatherwork with English gold craftsmanship.

Their design allows them to serve as refined room dividers or decorative screens, enhancing any space with a touch of understated luxury. France, circa 1880 Dimensions: 31.5W x 2D ...

It stands out perfectly in a representative living room next to an armchair, in a luxury hallway, a bedroom, or as a breathtaking design solitaire in a space emphasizing top-tier int...

Provenance: Came out of a luxury fashion brands flagship London store.

L’Escalier de Cristal was a leading destination for luxury decorative arts in nineteenth-century Paris.

Female-Form Gold Étui Circa 1760 This rare and particularly fashionable Continental gold étui is a refined example of 18th-century luxury and personal adornment. Cast and chased in ...

Its production encompassed presentation pieces, trophies, tea services, tableware, jewellery and other luxury objects intended for affluent Indian and European clientele.

Finely crafted in sterling silver, this antique box features a compact rectangular form typical of personal luxury accessories of the era. Its elegant proportions and traditional sil...

Its versatile scale and refined earthy palette make it an extraordinary statement piece to bring historical pedigree, rich organic texture, and a touch of luxury into a formal living...

This border features its own intricate arrangement of flowering branches and traditional Chinese vessels, demonstrating the high level of craftsmanship and knot density typical of lu...

Combining Art Deco influences with classical Italian decorative elements, these lanterns offer a beautiful balance of architectural character and understated luxury. Ideal for elega...

At the junction where the uprights gather, a central collar is adorned with finely carved and gilded rosettes, conferring a sense of precious historic luxury upon the entire object. ...

Thanks to its intimate character and unmistakable flair of interwar luxury, this lamp makes a wonderful addition to both a study and a relaxation area.

These decorative mechanical elements reflect the sophisticated English and Continental trade in luxury pocket watches produced between 1795 and 1800.

Constructed in Switzerland circa 1820, this timepiece represents the tradition of Geneva novelty form watches created for luxury collectors. Measuring 3.5 cm wide by 3.0 cm high, the...

Measuring 10 cm wide by 8.3 cm high, this piece represents an ingenious fusion of luxury goldsmithing, precision mechanical engineering, and risqué private art produced for an afflue...

Popularised at the turn of the twentieth century as functional luxury accoutrements for study tables and dressing rooms, these comprehensive meteorological and timekeeping sets offer...

This warm gold-wash or vermeil lining was customary in luxury tobacco accessories produced circa 1900, serving to protect the cigarettes from metallic taint while preventing silver t...

Hallmarked in London for 1781, this piece demonstrates Earnshaw's craftsmanship in luxury civilian watches alongside the marine chronometers that established his horological fame.

In trade from 1797 to 1829 at 62 Cheapside, Richard Clarke & Sons retailed high-grade pocket watches, jewellery, and luxury firearms. The case carries the punch of Thomas Hardy, ...

Produced in Switzerland during the 1860s, this pocket watch represents the ornate luxury timepieces created specifically for export to the Qing dynasty Chinese market.

Maison Giroux, established in Paris in 1799, was a prestigious luxury retailer known for exceptional decorative objects, furniture, and works of art.

Measuring approximately 23.5 cm in diameter, it exemplifies late Victorian luxury bone china, combining skilled pierced mould work with meticulous landscape and animal miniature pain...

Produced by Coalport in Shropshire around 1870, the piece illustrates the firm’s mastery of intricate piercing alongside luxury decorative gilding during the high Victorian period.

Since its creation in 1764 by King Louis XV, the company has been a symbol of luxury, excellence and exception. It brings together France's finest craftsmen and designers, and is ren...

Perfect to be reinstalled as grand interior doors, monumental wall art, headboard, pantry doors, or statement sliding doors in a luxury Tuscan villa, French country estate, or wine c...

It functions brilliantly as a focal point in a luxury bedroom or dressing room, introduces authentic interwar charm to a creative studio, or highlights the architectural sophisticati...

Displaying amethyst glass and gilded mounts signaled taste and status, since colored glass and decorative metalwork were prized “luxury touches” used in parlors and mantel vignettes ...

This piece is made using all luxury Pearls intricately woven together into a tight lace like design.

The combination of metalwork and wood embellishments creates a unique interplay of Old-World charm and understated luxury. With their delicate scale yet commanding presence, these f...

An extraordinary and monumental French Baroque Revival round dining table, a true masterpiece of artisan carving and rustic luxury. This breathtaking round table features a luxuriou...

This matched pair is perfect for a grand double entry, flanking a fireplace, or as a showstopping statement in a luxury living room. These are heirloom, palace-scale consoles with in...

PRODUCT SPECIFICATION Metal: 18K White Gold Design: Oval Emerald and Diamond Open Frame Dangle Earrings Center Stones: Natural Emerald (May Birthstone) Gemstone Shape: Oval Gemstone...

The interior is lined in a luminous white jacquard fabric, repeat-printed with the Chanel name for an added touch of luxury. Inside, a spacious main compartment is complemented by a ...

With their substantial dimensions, richly detailed compositions, and magnificent gilded frames, these paintings create a sophisticated decorative statement, ideal for grand residenti...

In the 19th and early 20th centuries, premium fireside accoutrements of this scale were expensive luxury commissions reserved for wealthy estates, meaning surviving complete sets wit...

It offers a rare opportunity to acquire a piece of furniture history, perfect for adding a touch of authentic antique luxury to a stylish interior. The chair’s frame is firm and so...

It will find its ideal application in luxury living salons, representative studies, historical villas, or design galleries, breathing an unmistakable atmosphere of French opulence, c...

Animal bronzes of this scale flourished in Austria during the late nineteenth or early twentieth century, popularised by Vienna’s bronze foundries for use as luxury desk ornaments, p...

They also carry the sponsor mark of Walter Gardener Groves, the London silversmith whose workshop mounted and retailed fine decorative glass and luxury tablewares. These examples ...

The undulating outer edge is mirrored by an inner scalloped gilt band framing the sunken centre, creating a layered, architectural surround characteristic of Victorian luxury tablewa...

Rather than bearing a printed factory mark, the reverse is inscribed in gilt script with pattern number 7/969, denoting a bespoke luxury service. The reticulation required careful ha...

Traditionally, tables of this nature were placed in formal living spaces or entryways, where they served as both functional surfaces and symbols of sophistication and luxury. Fun Hi...

This combination of pictorial portraiture and starry paillon enamel is characteristic of Austrian decorative metalwork produced around 1900, when Vienna led European production in lu...

Stamped consecutively within the same workshop, the one-year date difference reflects a paired set assembled during the height of the Art Deco craze for luxury enamelled personal req...

Crafted in Austria around 1900, the piece demonstrates the exacting standards of Viennese luxury metalworking from the turn of the century.

Also known as "Merchant of Princes", Giroux was an important Parisian cabinetmaker and creator of luxury accessories, in various styles, for the French royal family and other aristoc...

An exceptional statement piece suitable for a formal living room, bedroom, entryway, or luxury interior. Ideal for collectors and decorators seeking French-inspired antique furniture...

It serves as an exceptional addition to a private antiquities collection, a sophisticated styling element within a luxury shelving unit or cabinet of curiosities, or a striking accen...

Perfect for a dramatic entry foyer with high ceilings, over a staircase, in a cathedral-like dining room, or a luxury Mediterranean estate. A true statement piece of historic lighting.

An attractive addition to luxury home décor and curated collections, it displays beautifully on coffee tables, sideboards, Scandinavian sideboards, display cabinets, and designer int...

American Luxury Antique Necklace with Sapphires & Moonstones by Tiffany & Co, New York, c. 1915 This necklace made of shiny platinum, iridescent moonstones and blue sapphire...

Total weight : 844 gr Founded in New York in 1837 by Charles Lewis Tiffany, Tiffany & Co. established itself throughout the 19th century as a leading name in American luxury. Its si...

While typical of high-grade luxury barware of that era, the delicate scale and botanical subject matter also reflect the naturalistic Jugendstil and early twentieth-century decorativ...

The front is centered by an elaborate scrolling foliate motif, demonstrating the refined craftsmanship characteristic of luxury French goldsmithing around 1800. The harmonious combi...

This coveted set of six is perfect for a grand dining room, a luxury hunting lodge, or as statement side chairs throughout a designer estate.

Waldbaur Koffer & Lederwarenfabrik of Stuttgart, Germany. Built for luxury transcontinental rail or steamship voyages, the trunk features a warm, honey-tan exterior accented by l...

Mappin & Webb is one of the UK’s most prestigious luxury brands, with a rich history spanning over 250 years in the production of fine jewellery, watches, and premium silverware, Th...

During the 19th century, malachite was highly prized in European luxury decorative arts and frequently incorporated into important desk accessories, clocks, candelabra and ornamental...

Polished green shagreen covers the top and four elevations of this mid-18th-century casket, which was created for the luxury export trade to Qing-dynasty China. Centred upon the dome...