D.A Gallery Furniture

This sheep was created in the 1980s by German designer Hans-Peter Krafft, who is renowned for his iconic sheep sculptures. Each piece is characterized by unique postures, sizes, and ...

This French 1950s Wrought Iron Rooster Table Lamp was designed by Jean Touret for Les Artisans de Marolles. Hand-forged in wrought iron, it retai...

The overall proportions are light and elegant, reflecting the enduring influence of the Edwardian era. The center of the backrest features a graceful curved motif, subtly revealing t...

This British sideboard from the 1960s to 1970s features elongated, low-slung proportions paired with clean lines, perfectly embodying the understated and practical design language of...

This cabinet is crafted from richly toned oak, showcasing a calm and understated character. Its proportions are well-balanced, with clean and refined lines, reflecting a Neo-Classica...

This French ceramic piece from the 1950s features the sculptural aesthetic associated with Georges Jouve’s design language. Its flowing organic form reflects the artistic spirit of t...

This French floral folding screen dates back to the early 20th century. It features a six-panel folding structure, fully covered with delicate floral-patterned fabric. The main color...

Inheriting the elegance of the Louis XV style, this piece dates to the late 19th century. It is characterized by flowing curves and an asymmetrical form, expressing the softness and ...

Crafted from dark-stained beechwood with gently curved armrests. The vertical wooden slat details along the sides add a sense of lightness and rhythm. The mustard yellow upholstery g...

R.Herbevry. France, 1986 L 100 W 80 cm Blue-gray main color bright and soft colors Delicate and beautiful strokes Every time you take a closer look, You will find different small de...

This pair of side tables features a light and elegant proportion, with a clean structure that balances both decorative appeal and functionality. The tops are made of marble, whose de...

Featuring a warm wooden structure paired with a marble top and finely turned decorative legs, this piece showcases refined craftsmanship. It reflects the Neoclassical emphasis on pro...

This French mirror in the style of the 1930s features a flowing asymmetrical silhouette, showcasing the elegant decorative language between Art Nouveau and Art Deco. Delicate gilt mo...

A large metal coat rack from the 1980s, designed for wall mounting. Its form takes inspiration from tree trunks and branches, crafted from welded metal tubes with a silver-gray finis...

This large-scale wall hanging is a hand-painted work on textile. The lower section bears the signature “Agujari Tito,” corresponding to the 19th-century Italian painter Tito Agujari ...

The surface reveals hammered textures and a natural oxidized patina, showcasing the artisanal beauty of hand-forged craftsmanship. Its design combines geometric precision with organi...

This three-panel folding screen was crafted around the 1970s. It is made with a warm maple wooden frame, featuring clean and rectilinear lines with a simple, solid form. The panels a...

A tapestry featuring an 18th-century aristocratic hunting scene, characterized by strong Baroque influences. It emphasizes dynamic and dramatic composition, along with lavish decorat...

The overall vase is dominated by blue-green glaze Fish-shaped ear handles on the side The bottom is in the shape of a shell Very Art Deco vase This also shows the wealth and characte...

This pair of plaster wall reliefs embodies a refined Neoclassical aesthetic, radiating elegance and artistic delicacy. Inspired by mythological themes, the works depict two musicians...

The hand-forged twisted stem adds depth and visual interest. The symmetrical scrollwork at the center serves as a refined decorative focal point, softening the overall iron structure...

In the style of Jean michel frank A large plaster chandelier With unique surface details and texture Featuring a rounded, simple appearance Its design is exceptionally unique and stu...

This alabaster table lamp is inspired by a Neoclassical vessel form. It features symmetrical lines and graceful proportions. The material has a warm, softly translucent quality, with...

Designed by French designer Jean-Pierre Ryckaert, this is a highly distinctive mid-century wrought iron floor lamp, showcasing the quintessential features of Brutalist design. The la...

The overall lines of this floor lamp sit between Art Nouveau and Art Deco aesthetics. Its black metal structure is paired with an alabaster lampshade. The three elongated lamp suppor...

This sofa is a 19th-century French piece in the Henri II style. It features a robust and substantial structure. The frame displays characteristic turned columns and a continuous bobb...

A two-seater sofa produced in the 1950s–70s, characterized by its elegant and flowing silhouette. The curved backrest and outward-flared armrests echo the refined lines of the Louis ...

Bring a touch of French elegance to your home with this sofa. Upholstered in luxurious blue-and-white floral damask, it combines classic charm with everyday comfort. The generously p...

This sofa, crafted in France around the 1950s, is a Knole-style piece distinguished by its classical proportions and refined structure. The high back and tall arms are connected by c...

An impressive French oak pedestal, masterfully repurposed from a 19th-century wine press screw. This commanding piece features an original solid oak screw from an antique French wine...

This mirror features a crisp geometric silhouette forming its outer frame, paired with a warm red finish and gilt accents, expressing an elegant and richly decorative French vintage ...

An elegant French Louis XV style giltwood mirror, crafted. The wooden frame features hand-carved decorative mouldings, finished with a warm golden patina accented by soft turquoise t...

This console table blends the symmetrical structure of Louis XVI style with the refined elegance of Neoclassical design. The tabletop is crafted from natural dark green marble, while...

Designed by Göran Malmvall (1917–2001) for AB Karl Andersson & Söner This piece features a backrest with a simple and clean design complemented by smooth and elegant contours. It...

Crafted in solid oak, the table presents a balanced and symmetrical form, reflecting the transitional character from Art Deco elegance to Brutalist strength. The tabletop is composed...

This 19th-century table is crafted from cherrywood, featuring a balanced and dignified form. The double-column base combines cylindrical and geometric elements, with finely fluted de...

This oak dining table was crafted in France around the 1940s, reflecting the late Art Deco style infused with Brutalist influences. Both sides feature extendable leaves that can be p...

This French Louis XIII–style oval dining table is crafted from solid walnut wood. The tabletop preserves its natural wood grain and traces of age, while the legs feature the characte...

This French oak dining table was made circa 1920–1940 and represents a classic example of the Art Deco style, with an overall proportion that is elegant and well balanced. Checkerboa...

Early 19th-Century French Long Table A rich deep brown finish with a warm and steady character. Crafted with a beech tabletop and oak trapezoidal legs, reinforced with a stretcher fo...

Crafted from solid oak with clearly visible wood grain. The deep brown tone and warm patina give the table a rich character. It features a traditional trestle base design. Traditiona...

This French beechwood long table dates to approximately 1880–1920 and displays a rustic yet elegant sense of proportion. The tabletop features fine, natural wood grain with a warm to...

This dining set showcases a strong Mid-Century Modern European design language. The overall composition combines warm-toned wood with a high-gloss lacquer finish, creating a refined ...

This piece is a classic example of a French Aubusson-style verdure tapestry, featuring a richly layered forest landscape. The scene depicts dense foliage, a flowing river, and water ...

This pair of lounge chairs defined by streamlined and geometric silhouettes, the design showcases the sculptural elegance and decorative character typical of Art Deco. The rounded up...

This painting, Au coin du feu (By the Fireside), is a work by the French artist Cécile Hertz-Eyrolles. Rendered with soft, atmospheric brushwork, it captures subtle variations of lig...

This pair of armchairs reflects the classical vocabulary of the Louis XVI style, likely dating from the late 18th to early 19th century. The oval backrest and slender straight legs c...

The circular tabletop is crafted with cherrywood veneer in a sunburst pattern, creating clean and elegant lines that reflect the Art Deco period’s appreciation for geometric order an...

This oak cabinet dates to the 1940s–1950s. Crafted in oak, it features a cerused oak finish, revealing finely textured and dimensional wood grain. The overall design is poised and re...

Jorge Nava is a Spanish artist Born in 1980’s Gijón Create using the oil on canvas technique Strong abstract expressionism His creations are full of colorful vitality In recent years...

The oak sideboard showcases the characteristics of Fauvism style, with bold geometric shapes and a minimalist design. The embossed star patterns on the cabinet doors add interest and...

French Art Deco Mohair Velvet Chair Solid wood structure With mohair velvet upholstery finish Elegant and luxury Good condition.

This oak sideboard, blending Eastern and Western aesthetics, dates to approximately the 1940s–1950s. Its elegant proportions are enhanced by a white marble top, adding depth and refi...