Used Lyre

An early 20th Century magazine rack in a lyre shape by Ferguson Bros Manufacturing Co.. Freshly and professionally refinished.

Two base-drawers, above an oval corpus with two half-round drawers, between a down-folding writing-plate. This so called Lyre Secretaire is the crowning of all European furniture art...

A wonderful late Regency lyre shaped armchair in the Gillows manner. English Circa 1825.

This antique table from Italy features a demi-style halved-octagon shaped top which is raised upon a pair of sinuously carved and canted lyre-legs. The lyre legs are braced with two ...

A vintage 1950s Spanish gilt iron bench with an elegant lyre-form base and hand-forged construction. The design features upward-scrolling legs, a double stretcher, and subtle scroll ...

This exquisite lyre-back settee reflects the enduring influence of the Federal and Neoclassical styles on early 20th-century American design.

This 19th-century Lyre pendulum clock in white marble embodies the elegance of the Louis XVI era, with rich, finely chiseled gilded bronze ornamentation.

Vintage Walnut Bookshelf Side Table, the serpentine top above book rack with lyre form legs. 23" H x 22" W x 11.5" D. Provenance: From a Park Avenue Estate.

Unusual Pair of Neoclassical Lamps in the Form of a Lyre with Silver Mounts on Silver Oval Fluted Bases.

Duncan Phyfe Style Lyre Back Mahogany Side Chair, 19th century, with fabric upholstered drop-in seat. 33.5" H x 18" W x 17" D; seat: 18" H.

A great reproduction pair of Empire style bronze two-light lyre sconces. Each pierced stringed lyre-form backplate with a radiant sunburst face Apollo.

19th century inlaid birch lyre form occasional table circa 1890. Elegant piece of late 19th century swedish furniture. 

Set of 10 French Louis XVI style (19th Cent) mahogany lyre back side chairs with cane seats

The lyre motif at the center of the backrest sets the tone: elegant, sculptural, and inspired by the decorative arts.

France, 1950s Pair of three branch sconces in contrasting polished and matte brass with lyre motif. Rewired for use in the U.S. 10 W x 13 H x 7 D.

Set of 6 Maison Jansen style Swan and Lyre Back Chairs by Samuel Copelon. The folding chairs have brass swans to the top on each side.

Cast iron with varying age patina. Round mount with lyre top and stepped base. Ornamental decorations.

Standout pair of parcel gilt one light wall sconces hand carved in a classical lyre form with ribbons and acanthus leaves having burnished brass candle cups on a floral bracket.

Superb Quality Lyre Back Revolving Harpist/Cello Music Chair This piece is being offered from a dispersal sale of Arts and Crafts mainly Liberty and Scottish School pieces which w...

This beautiful Victorian lyre brooch is a romantic antique design from the 1900’s, featuring turquoise, amethyst, ruby, and emerald accents.

This elegant lyre-form sewing table was designed as both a decorative and functional parlor furnishing, it reflects the refined taste of the neoclassical period, with its veneered to...

Italian antique wooden table with lyre legs, 1800s Entirely wooden dining table with rectangular top and lyre legs.

19th Century French Bronze Woman sitting with her lyre instrument by her side. She is in a sitting position with one hand under her chin as if musing over something.

Exceptional Quality Pair of Signed Genet et Michon “Lyre” Bronze Sconces . Signed and Numbered on the Back .

The base supports the clock case itself, which is wrought to resemble a lyre: the dial is set into the body of the lyre, while the twin lyre arms spring from the shoulders of the case.

The dial is lettered in French for the weather readings, and the lyre-shaped crest holds the thermometer, flanked by gilt floral panels.

The clock is shaped as an ormolu lyre, and features a surmounting classical head surrounded by flowers and sunbeams, set atop the strings of the lyre.

A 18th century Italian walnut console table with lyre formed legs.

An Italian carved walnut wood table with lyre legs from the 18th century. This antique table from Italy features a rectangular-shaped top which is raised upon a pair of sinuously car...

Title is lambs in the Lyre.

Vintage KARL LAGERFELD Lyre French Chair Rhinestone Brooch Measurements: Height: 3.15 inches (8 cm) Width: 1.45 inches (3.7 cm) Depth: 0.59 inch (1.5 cm) Features: - 100% Authentic...

A good quality late 19th Century French Pink marble and gilded ormolu mounts, of a sun burst and swags above the Lyre. A white enamel clock face with an eight day duration movement t...

Louis XVI Style Gilt-Bronze Lyre-Form Mantel Clock French, late 19th / early 20th century The circular enamel dial with Arabic numerals and pierced gilt hands, centered by a glazed ...

A pair of 19th century gilt bronze Lyre sconces, Napoleon III period, 3 lights. Contact us before ordering to confirm product availability.

Victorian manhogany canterbury, the lyre form pierced uprights over serpentine drawer, supporting a conforming tabletop.

Beautiful Tiffany & Co. Lyre Harp Pendant crafted in 18k yellow gold.

Russian Neoclassic-style (19th Century) ormolu lyre form 6 arm chandelier cast with eagle's headed scrolling arms

The interior is fitted with small compartments for sewing utensils. The base consists of lyre-shaped side supports with brass strings, connected by a stretcher.

An important Charles X imperial porphyry lyre clock. Crafted from red porphyry and ormolu.

A Mersman Mahogany Oval single drawer Lyre Base Duncan Phyfe Occasion Table Measures 30" in width and 22" in length and 27" in height.

A Regency maplewood lyre-end games table. The top reverses to show either a plain surface or a chessboard and removes to reveal a backgammon board.

Magnificent period Karl Johan (Biedermeier) lyre shaped pedestal base table. Originally handcrafted as a sewing table, today it makes a wonderful end or side table with drawer.

French Cherry lyre back window bench with original rush seat, tufted cushion, and turned bulbous legs with cross stretchers.

Magnificent crotch mahogany period Karl Johan (Biedermeier) lyre-shaped pedestal base table. Originally handcrafted as a sewing table, today it makes a wonderful end or side table.

Oval, one-piece frame bordered with brass beading on lyre-shaped, openwork cheeks with metal sides. Rectangular pedestal ending in blackened ball feet.

Showcasing ornate classical details, this set of four vintage outdoor armchairs features elaborate lyre-motif backrests flanked by floral scrollwork and crested crowns.

Set of four gilt iron wall lights shaped like lyres. There are two larger ones, with two lights each, and a treble clef.

Mid-Century wooden floor lamp featuring a structure with a hexagonal base - 1960s Measures : Floor lamp : Base: 31 cm - H:168 Lampshade : Ø 50 - H: 45 Wood and metal floor lamp. Know...

Carved and gilded French Empire mirror featuring lyre and scrollwork at the crest, with decorative rosettes and corner elements.

Young Shepherd plays the Lyre is an original drawing on paper. Is not signed and dated but we can attribute the period early 20th Century.

Art Nouveau Style Adjustable Brass Music Stand, with lyre form design. Shortest: 37" H x 11" Diameter.

The table is in the shape of a lyre, and features a top inlaid with parquetry chevron shapes, a hinged box on either side for closed storage, and a concave bottom shelf for open stor...

Swedish Biedermeier style (19/20th Cent) birch arm chair with lyre carved back and blue and red stripe upholstery

An exceptional, fine and impressive pair of antique Victorian English sterling silver lyre candlesticks; an addition of our ornamental silverware collection These exceptional anti...

A large Copeland Parian porcelain sculpture depicting Sappho holding a lyre, dating to circa 1890. The unglazed, ivory-toned figure stands on an integral circular base, her hair boun...

An elegant pair of French Napoleon III chairs dating to circa 1880, distinguished by their graceful proportions and finely detailed lyre-shaped backs. The design reflects the renewed...

The lyre form gives the piece an artistic and symbolic quality, full of old-world charm and delicate period character.

The table is distinguished by its architectural lyre-form supports, a characteristic neoclassical motif particularly associated with furniture of the Empire and Restoration periods.

This dainty Edwardian pendant necklace takes the graceful form of a lyre, its 1910's design centered on a round cut sapphire weighing approximately 0.10 carat.

William IV rosewood canterbury, circa 1830–1840, attributed to William Dartnal of Cheltenham, the lyre-form divisions with swept rails and applied roundel bosses between scrolled end...