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A fine example of Belgian Art Deco craftsmanship, this 1940s oak coffee table. It combines architectural clarity with sculptural warmth; hallmarks of the nation’s distinctive contrib...

A rare and beautifully cohesive early‑19th‑century French seating suite. This original Louis XV ensemble; comprising two side chairs, two armchairs, and one sofa, embodies the lyrical elegance and sculptural refinement that define the Rococo tradition. Sets of this scale and authenticity seldom survive intact, making this collection an exceptional opportunity for collectors, decorators, and restoration enthusiasts. Each piece displays the characteristic fluidity of the Louis XV style: sweeping curves, cabriole legs, and exuberant carved ornamentation that animates the frames with floral motifs, scrolls, and acanthus leaves. The wood retains a wonderfully aged patina, with traces of its original cream‑and‑gold finish softening into a romantic, time‑worn surface. Even in their unrestored state, the pieces radiate the charm and sophistication of French craftsmanship at its most expressive. The sofa, with its generous triple‑seat form, anchors the suite with grandeur, while the armchairs offer sculptural presence and comfort through their open backs and refined proportions. The two side chairs complete the composition, echoing the same decorative vocabulary and creating a harmonious visual rhythm across the set. As the upholstery has been removed, the entire suite awaits restoration, an invitation to shape its next chapter. The future owner may choose historically faithful fabrics such as silk damask or brocade, or introduce contemporary textiles for a striking dialogue between past and present. Upholstery can be completed independently by the client or arranged in collaboration with us, ensuring a result that respects both the heritage of the pieces and the aesthetic vision of their new home. Once restored, this Louis XV suite...

A magnificent relic of early‑19th‑century French craftsmanship, this original Louis XV sofa. It captures the lyrical elegance and sculptural refinement that define the Rococo traditi...

Poetic survivors of early‑19th‑century French craftsmanship, these original Louis XV armchairs. They capture the elegance, movement, and sculptural finesse that define the Rococo tra...

A poetic survivor of early‑19th‑century French craftsmanship, this original Louis XV armchair. It captures the elegance, movement, and sculptural finesse that define the Rococo tradi...

A poetic survivor of early‑19th‑century French craftsmanship, this original Louis XV armchair. It captures the elegance, movement, and sculptural finesse that define the Rococo tradi...

Beautifully aged survivors of early‑19th‑century French craftsmanship, these original Louis XV chairs. They embody the elegance, movement, and sculptural refinement that define the R...

A beautifully aged survivor of early‑19th‑century French craftsmanship, this original Louis XV chair. It embodies the elegance, movement, and sculptural refinement that define the Ro...

A beautifully aged survivor of early‑19th‑century French craftsmanship, this original Louis XV chair. It embodies the elegance, movement, and sculptural refinement that define the Ro...

France / 1950 / Side Table / wood, glass, rattan / Sculpted Elements and Rattan Top A beautifully balanced expression of mid‑century French craftsmanship, this 1950 side table combi...

Belgium / 18th Century Liège / Display Cabinet / wood A distinguished example of 18th‑century craftsmanship from the Liège region, this display cabinet embodies the elegance, refine...

France / 1920 / Fruit Bowl / glass and metal / Art Deco A refined example of early French Art Deco design, this 1920 fruit bowl beautifully unites the movement’s fascination with sc...

France / 1920 / Fruit Bowl / glass and metal / Art Deco A refined example of early French Art Deco craftsmanship, this 1920 fruit bowl, beautifully unites sculptural metalwork with ...

France / 1920 / Reclame “La Vache Qui Rit” / Novita / plaster / Art Deco A rare and irresistibly charming piece of early 20th‑century French commercial art, this 1920 La Vache Qui R...

A striking relic of early 20th‑century maritime industry, this large double wooden pulley block embodies the rugged engineering and functional beauty of nautical equipment from the e...

A characterful example of early 20th‑century French rural craftsmanship, this rustic black wooden stool from the 1920s embodies the simplicity, hon...

A charming example of 19th‑century French rural craftsmanship, this handmade wooden stool embodies the honesty, simplicity, and tactile warmth of traditional provincial furniture. Sh...

France / 20th century / 2 (foot) stools / wood and fabric / Antique A beautifully matched pair of early 20th‑century French footstools, these pieces capture the decorative richness ...

France / 20th century / (foot) stool / wood and fabric / Antique A delightful example of early 20th‑century French decorative craftsmanship, this footstool combines a richly texture...

France / 20th century / (foot) stool / wood and fabric / Antique A delightful example of early 20th‑century French decorative craftsmanship, this footstool combines a richly texture...

Belgium / 18th century / side table / oak / Antique An evocative piece of 18th‑century Belgian provincial furniture, this oak side table embodies the quiet elegance and honest const...

Belgium / 1920 / crucifix / oak, copper / Religious / Antiques A serene and beautifully crafted example of early 20th‑century Belgian devotional art, this 1920 crucifix brings toget...

France / 1920 / crucifix / oak, copper / Religious / Antiques A dignified and beautifully crafted example of early 20th‑century French devotional art, this 1920 crucifix combines so...

France / 19th century / crucifix / wood, brass / Religious / Antiques A beautifully preserved example of 19th‑century French devotional craftsmanship, this crucifix combines carved ...

A rare and highly sought‑after example of Maarten Van Severen’s early studio production, this LK94 sideboard was crafted in 1994 in the designer’s own workshop in Ghent. It embodies ...

A rare and striking early work by the Belgian atelier Pia Manu, this 1960 coffee table exemplifies the studio’s sculptural approach to furniture and its fascination with raw, geologi...

An authentic example of 18th‑century Belgian craftsmanship, this oak cabinet embodies the quiet strength and understated refinement characteristic of rural furniture from the period....

A beautifully expressive example of 19th‑century French devotional art, this Neo‑Gothic crucifix combines plaster, wood, and metal to create a richly d...

A superb example of early French Art Deco craftsmanship, this 1925 highboard by Jacques Klein showcases the movement’s transition from late‑19th‑century ornamentation to the bold, ar...

A beautifully serene example of Belgian mid‑century studio ceramics, this 1960 sculpture by Perignem. It captures the poetic, contemplative spirit that defined the atelier’s most sou...

A superb example of postwar Belgian modernism, this set of six dining chairs was designed in the 1950s by Willy Van Der Meeren for Tubax; one of the most influential collaborations i...

A sleek and beautifully preserved example of 1930s Belgian Art Deco design, this serving tray captures the refined modernism and geometric clarity that defined the era. Crafted in ch...

A beautifully authentic example of late‑19th‑century French rural design, this wooden rustic stool from the 1880s embodies the quiet elegance and practicality of provincial craftsman...

A wonderfully authentic piece of early 20th‑century rural craftsmanship, this French chopping block table from the 1920s brings sculptural presence and rustic charm to any interior. ...

A magnificent example of early 17th‑century French craftsmanship, this large Louis XIII period oak wardrobe dates to the early decades of the reign of King Louis XIII, father of the ...

A serene and deeply expressive example of Belgian mid‑century ceramic art, this 1960 sculpture of a mother with the Child Jesus, stamped Perignem, embodies the poetic simplicity and ...

A rare limited‑edition ceramic totem from the celebrated Perignem atelier, this 1970 work by Belgian artist Elisabeth Vandeweghe captures the bold sculptural language that defined th...

A captivating example of Belgian mid‑century abstraction, “Symphonie” by Freddy Callant embodies the expressive, sculptural freedom that defined European art of the 1960s. Executed i...

A striking example of mid‑century Belgian Brutalism, this 1960s stool embodies the movement’s raw, architectural spirit. Carved from solid wood with a powerful sense of mass and mate...

A rare and charismatic example of early 20th‑century commercial art, this signed plaster advertising statue for Cinzano was created in France during the 1920s, at the height of the A...

A rare surviving example of early luxury‑brand display art, this French advertising statue from the 1920s captures the refined theatricality of the Art Deco era. Created in plaster w...

A rare and evocative piece of early 20th‑century fashion history, this signed plaster advertising statue by Novita was created in France during the 1920s, at the height of the Art De...

A rare and whimsical survivor from the golden age of commercial display, this French advertising statue for Cigarettes Copain dates to the early 1920s and captures the exuberance of ...

A commanding example of early 20th-century Belgian craftsmanship, this large Art Deco counter, attributed to the esteemed De Coene Frères atelier. This piece embodies the grandeur an...

A captivating ceramic bowl from Belgium, crafted circa 1960 by the renowned Perignem atelier, an emblem of postwar artistic revival and modernist experimentation. This piece exemplif...

A tender and sculptural expression of mid‑century Belgian artistry, this 1960s ceramic figure group was created by Elisabeth Vandeweghe for Perignem workshop. Known for its refined m...

A powerful testament to 19th‑century German ecclesiastical craftsmanship, this bronze crucifix accompanied by its original pair of candlesticks was produced by the distinguished foun...

A striking example of late‑19th‑century French ecclesiastical metalwork, this Neo‑Gothic candleholder. It was crafted around 1880 and stamped “LL A Paris”, embodies the revivalist sp...

A rare and culturally significant design object, this 1960s trash can originates from the public squares surrounding the Eiffel Tower, an authentic fragment of Parisian urban history...

A powerful survivor of 19th‑century Belgian craftsmanship, this rustic oak workbench, dating to around 1850. This table embodies the honest utility, tactile history, and industrial c...

A refined tribute to the grandeur of early 19th‑century French design, this set of three Belgian armchairs. Crafted in the 1950s, these chairs beautifully reinterprets the Empire aes...

Belgium / 1960 / 2 Chairs / oak and wicker / Brutalist / Mid-century A fine example of Belgian Brutalist design from the 1960s. These handcrafted chairs embody the raw elegance and ...

A graceful fusion of comfort and decorative presence, these French lounge armchairs. Crafted in the mid-20th century they offerss a sculptural silhouette and tactile richness that ma...

A striking example of Belgian mid-century ceramic artistry, this sculptural bowl by Rogier Vandeweghe. Crafted in the 1960s for the Amphora workshop it embodies the refined modernism...

A bold and sculptural expression of postwar Belgian ceramic artistry, this elongated bowl by Rogier Vandeweghe. Created for the Amphora workshop in the 1960s it embodies the refined ...

A sculptural pairing of elemental contrast and modernist clarity, this candleholder and bowl. Both designed by David Marshall in the United Kingdom during the mid-20th century. The ...

A robust and characterful example of early Spanish craftsmanship, this 17th-century side table in solid oak embodies the rustic elegance and architectural sensibility of Iberian furn...

A striking example of 19th-century French craftsmanship, this neo-Gothic umbrella stand. Hand made in solid oak it channels the architectural drama and ornamental richness of medieva...

A striking fusion of decorative symbolism and mid-century craftsmanship, this vintage ashtray, crafted in Belgium circa 1950s, offers both sculptural drama and functional elegance. C...

A refined example of Belgian Art Deco craftsmanship, this nightstand from circa 1930 embodies the movement’s fascination with sculptural for...