Oeil De Boeuf

We find this marble in renowned places, such as The Mirror Gallery or the chimney in the Salon de l’Oeil-de-Boeuf at Versailles, or at Opera Garnier for its thirty monolithic columns.

Originally used as roof windows "Oeil De Boeuf" from a French Manoir, circa 1850.

Zinc Oeil-de-Bœuf Mirror Late 19th Century · Parisian Architectural Element Evoking the spirit of Haussmann-era Paris, this antique œil-de-bœuf mirror features a richly patinated zi...

This fabulous French architectural Oeil de Boeuf or oval window was once used in a play or film as a prop.

Spectacular oval oeil de boeuf Shagreen Mirror. great shagreen work in a greenish pale tone.

Vintage Napolean III Style "Oeil-de-Boeuf" Wall Clock with shaped case inlaid with abalone.

This magnificent object is a rare architectural find from France, known as an Oeil-de-boeuf. Oeil-de-boeuf (French for “bulls-eye”) is an architectural term for a round window enclos...

Sometimes referred to as a dormer, this zinc oeil de boeuf window frame is from France, circa 1890.

19th century French zinc Oeil De Boeuf, bull’s eye zinc dormer window mirror This vintage French zinc Oeil De Boeuf dormer window is an architectural salvage element with historic...

One of a kind Oeil de boeuf from a Mansard in a 19th century Napoleón III French building, stunning architectural element of decoration!!!

Beautifull Zinc Window Frame

This large 19th century zinc bull's eye window, called an Oeil de Boeuf in French, was originally a dormer window in a Normandy manor house.

This nineteenth century zinc bull's eye window, called an Oeil de Boeuf in French, was originally a dormer window in a mansard roof of a Normandy manor house.

They are referred to as "Oeils de Boeuf" and they are typically French, first used during the 17th century.

Great zinc window frame of a brilliant size to convert into a mirror France, circa 1900-1920 Despite of its age in a very good condition.  

Beautiful zinc window frame of a good size. Original period piece, France, circa 1880-1900. Weathered.

The French carved limestone oeil-de-boeuf will make a fantastic window surround.

Oeil De Boeuf, 19th century French zinc Porthole, mansard mirror.

Extraordinary Early 19th Century Chateau Model found untouched in its original painted finish. impressive attention to detail with some carved brickwork, ironwork ridge decoration an...

This period Napoleon III black lacquer wall clock, called an "oeil de boeuf" in French, features impeccable details with a hand painted enameled face and intricate mother of pearl in...

Antique picture framed giltwood Viennese-made Biedermier style grande sonnerie wall clock features gold leaf frame with oeil de boeuf molding, hammered metal decoration, engine turne...

The impressive bandeau has a large central rocaille shell with cabochons above the scrolled frieze decorated with acanthus leaves and flanked with a brilliant lattice design accented...

A rare late 17th-early 18th century stone window Oeil-de-boeuf from an old Chateau in Dordogne. It's crowned with a handsome stone sphere finial.

The vase is topped by a brass crown of repeating pierced oeils de boeuf. A pair of foliate ears with lyre form drop handles are affixed to the sides of the crown.