Victor Paillard Furniture

Very beautiful bronze decorative bowl attributed to Victor PAILLARD (signature VP) on a bronze pedestal, the handles decorated with panthers and decorated with vine branches and frie...

A fine pair of beautiful 19th century bronzes of cherubs with gilt bronze details. Hand blown glass flutes signed Victor Paillard. Beautfiul Gri...

Figural bronze sculpture of " Three Graces " after Germain Pilon Cast by Victor Paillard with VP crown foundry mark to base; cast circa 1860 Item # 007LTH13P A fine 19th centur...

Victor Paillard French Renaissance Revival bronze pair of putti riding chimeras, circa 1860. Stamped on the bottom with makers mark (Crown over V P initials). Paillard was one of th...

A French 19th century detailed pair of silvered bronze candelabras by Victor Paillard. In the classical and Louis XVI style is a nude woman and man draped carrying ornate torches. Th...

A gorgeous pair of candlesticks by famous 19th century French bronzier Victor Paillard (1805-1886). Marked with his crown over VP stamp. The chiseled detail on base of floral pattern...

Victor Paillard pair of bronze snake and mouse candlelabra, circa 1865. A beautiful pair of single one light candlestick candelabra depicting coiled viper snakes ready to strike desc...

This most refined pair of candelabra cast during the Second Empire by the firm of Victor Paillard, they are cast in a distinctly neo-Grec taste with a touch of the Gothic in their ov...

This pair of French inlaid cabinets displays an astonishing level of artistry and craftsmanship. Clearly the work of the most skilled artisans, the intricate doré bronze is almost certainly the work of legendary Parisian bronzier, Victor Paillard. Delicate and precise inlaid parquetry and floral marquetry grace the cabinets' front and sides, complemented by magnificent Paillard bronze mounts accenting the double doors, tapered columns and friezes. Crisp white marble crowns these magnificent cabinets as their interiors are completely veneered in bird's eye maple. Every element of their design and construction creates a sense of exquisite taste and harmony. Today, such beautifully made and well-preserved pieces are rarely seen on the market, and to find a pair in such wonderful condition is truly auspicious. One of the best known bronziers of the Napoleon III period, Victor Paillard (1805-1886) opened his own business in the 1830s of "bronze d'art et d'ameublement" at 105 boulevard Beaumarchais and 6 rue Saint-Claude. A fixture at the great International Exhibitions, the first public showing his work occured at the Exposition des produits de l'industrie in 1839 where he exhibited bronze sculptures and objets d'art with much success. That same year, Paillard began to experiment with gilding bronze, and by the 1851 London Exhibition, the technical prowess of his work left critics in awe. The artisan fulfilled important commissions for furnishings at the Salon du Congres and the Salon de l'Horlage, both of which still hold his breathtaking creations that include a monumental chandelier, a classical "Three Graces...

A fine pair of four-light gilt bronze candelabra each supported by three finely modelled silvered putti, standing on verde antico stepped marble bases. Ea...

An important and prolific artist, Victor Paillard learned the art of the chiseleur working for the bronzier Deniére as a youth. He opened his studio casting works in bronze in the 18...

An exquisite and high quality French 19th Louis XVI style ormolu clock by Victor Paillard and Romain, fabricants de bronzes, Paris. The clock is raised on rectangular feet below an o...