Brunschwig & Fils

Vintage three seater sofa designed and manufactured in the United States by Brunschwig & Fils. The piece has a beautiful white wooden frame and upholstered in a white and blue fabri...

Barbara Barry McGuire Rattan Rawhide Dining Room Chairs, New Upholstery, Set 8 Offered for sale is a set of eight dining room chairs designed by Barbara Barry For McGuire Furniture ...

Brunschwig & Fils hand-printed yellow Kanchou wallpaper, floral, avian, parrots. 2002. Design features lovely yellow background and a large floral a...

Brunschwig & Fils Clos de Vougeot Handprinted Vintage Floral Wallpaper, 1980. Maury Paris Collection. Appears to be one double roll or a bit l...

Brunschwig & Fils x Musée des Arts Décoratifs, Paris, Marot Wallpaper, Mural 1999. Gorgeous Trompe L’oeuil drapery effect in light blue with pink ribbons and bows at edge, comes toge...

Brunschwig & Fils blue floral Chiltern "Tring" wallpaper hand-printed in England, 1989. Three rolls as pictured. Two rolls are in unopened packaging, noted as 11 yards by 20.5". Thir...

Brunschwig and Fils Boscobel Restoration Medford Inn 1804 hand-printed wallpaper. Very unusual paper - it is marked as custom hand-printed for the Boscobel Restoration, Inc. with a copyright date of 1977. The Boscobel Restoration is a rebuilt historic mansion (see images 9 and 10) in Garrison, NY using salvaged parts of an original Federal-period home that was demolished in the 1950s. This is a historic pattern, marked on the paper as "Medford Inn, 1804" and a registered design of the Society for the Preservation of New England Antiquities. The Medford Inn (see image 11) was built in 1804 and became known as a well-known hotel located on Main Street in Medford, Massachusetts. The design of the paper hearkens back to Roman tradition of wall decoration, with a trompe l’oleil effect that mimics ornate panelling and stone inlay. As per the this paper was also produced in a brown colorway and is part of the Digital Public Library of America and Historic New England...

A loveseat manufactured by Brunschwig & Fils has been reimagined and restored by The Selby House. Originally made in the 20th-century with tufting and ...