Rombouts Antiques

An elegant antique French mirror from the Louis Philippe period, richly finished in gold leaf over a traditional red bole ground. The frame features the characteristic softly rounded...

A characterful antique factory window originating from Germany, executed in heavy and finely cast iron. The window features a strong, rhythmic grid layout with an elegant arched top,...

A highly characterful English piece crafted in solid oak, built with a strong and architectural presence. The front is arranged with two paneled doors and two drawers, all richly dec...

A solid teak coffee table originating from Indonesia, crafted from richly grained tropical hardwood and displaying the deep tone and character that aged teak develops over time. The table reflects the restrained and functional aesthetic typical of Indonesian colonial plantation furniture...

A solid teak coffee table originating from Indonesia, crafted from richly grained tropical hardwood and displaying the warm tone and depth characteristic of aged teak. The table reflects the restrained and functional character of Indonesian colonial plantation furniture...

A solid teak coffee table originating from Indonesia, crafted from richly grained tropical hardwood and displaying the warm tone and depth characteristic of aged teak. The table was ...

A monumental Neo-Gothic chandelier executed in finely cast and polished brass and fitted with twenty-four removable candle arms arranged over three tiers. The chandelier is richly de...

Early 20th century industrial decimal platform scale constructed from solid pine and steel, retaining its original mechanical weighing system and a full set of iron counterweights. T...

An elegant French mirror in the Louis XVI style, dating to the late nineteenth century, circa 1880–1900. The frame is finely carved from solid oak and displays the restrained neoclas...

This elegant Louis Philippe mirror was crafted in France in the late 19th century and represents a refined example of decorative craftsmanship from the period. The mirror retains its...

This slant-front secretary with upper cabinet is an impressive example of colonial furniture craftsmanship, made from solid teak in Indonesia after an English model. The piece consis...

This Spanish coffee table, crafted from solid chestnut wood and dating to approximately 1890, is a distinctive example of late-19th-century Spanish craftsmanship, rooted in Castilian and Andalusian furniture...

This coffee table with extension leaf was crafted in Indonesia around 1970 and is made from solid teak wood. Indonesia is a former Dutch colony, and this historical connection is cle...

This small French Louis Philippe mirror embodies the understated elegance of the mid-19th century. The frame features the characteristic softly arched top that is so typical of the L...

This monumental hanging lamp is an exceptional lighting object from the early twentieth century and originates from the Bruges region in Belgium, an area that was well known at the time for its high level of craftsmanship and metalwork. The lamp is made of copper and glass and, due to its impressive scale and rich design, has a strongly architectural presence. With a diameter of approximately 43.3 inches and a total height of about 82.7 inches including the chain, this was not a fixture intended for a modest interior, but a true statement piece, designed to dominate a large space. The body of the lamp is constructed from heavy copper with a clearly hand-worked surface. Subtle hammer marks and stylized decorative elements give the piece depth and vitality. Around the broad rim runs a crown of eighteen pressed milk-glass roses...

This characterful antique folding table was made in Belgium and dates to the first half of the 19th century, circa 1800–1850. It is a fine example of traditional Flemish craftsmanshi...

This is a blackened oak chest with paneled sides and richly carved geometric decoration across the front. The piece was crafted in Northern Europe—likely the Low Countries or the Wes...

This is an antique coffee table crafted from solid teak, made in the former Dutch East Indies and dating from the early 20th century. Its design reflects the Colonial Dutch-Indonesia...

This is an antique Stollentruhe (stile-and-panel chest) made of solid oak, originating from Southern Germany, most likely Bavaria, Upper Austria, or Tyrol, and dating to the early 17th century (circa 1600–1630). It is an early and exceptional example of the traditional stollen construction, recognizable by its tall, continuous corner stiles, heavy front panel, and strongly regional carved ornamentation. The chest is fitted with an outstanding and completely original chest lock...

This is an antique Spanish coffee table crafted from solid chestnut wood. The generous top is made from three wide boards and measures approximately 3 cm (about 1.2") thick. The surf...

This is an antique Spanish side table crafted from solid pine. The tabletop is made from two broad planks with a thickness of approximately 2 cm (about 0.8"). The surface shows a dee...

This is truly magnificent gold-leaf gilded French Louis Philippe mirror, made in 1876 and bearing its original stamp on the back of the glass. The stamp refers to the Procédé Lenoir,...

This antique Spanish coffee table dates from the 18th century and was crafted entirely from solid chestnut wood. It embodies the rustic yet refined aesthetic of rural Spanish furnitu...

This characterful coffee table was crafted in Spain during the 18th century and is made entirely of solid chestnut wood. It reflects the rustic and honest craftsmanship typical of ru...

This elegant antique French coffee table was crafted around 1880 and represents a beautiful example of the transitional period between the late Louis Philippe style and the early Bel...

This elegant French mirror was crafted in the late 19th century, circa 1880–1900, during the transitional period between the Louis XVI Revival and the Belle Époque. At that time, Fre...

This exceptional Spanish coffee table is entirely crafted from solid chestnut wood. The piece shows a warm deep-brown color and a rich patina, the result of centuries of use and care...

This rare square coffee table was crafted in France around 1880. The piece is made of ebonized walnut: the top is finely veneered in walnut, while the frame and legs are executed in ...

This impressive Dutch Renaissance cabinet, known as a Gelderse kussenkast, was crafted around 1750 and stands firmly in the tradition of Dutch cabinetmaking. The piece is made entire...

A beautiful antique eight-panel English coffer or trunk, dating to the William III period in the early 1700s. The piece has recessed panels with molded ...

This is an English tea caddy table, crafted from solid oak and marked with the word “Priory” in Gothic script. The piece rests on four elegantly turned legs, each fitted with casters...

This piece is an antique Spanish side table crafted from pine wood. It has acquired a warm, light honey tone with a deep natural sheen and a rich patina built up over generations of ...

This English slant-front secretary, dating from around 1760–1780, is a fine example of Georgian craftsmanship. The case is constructed with quarter-sawn European summer oak, giving t...

This German oak chest from the 17th century is a fine example of early modern craftsmanship, combining solidity with decorative refinement. The front is constructed with heavy, richl...

This fine oak chest was crafted in England around 1700 and stands as a beautiful example of the solid yet stylish furniture of the period. The front is richly decorated with geometri...

This antique oak chest, dating from the early 17th century, is a remarkable example of early European craftsmanship, combining strength with refined decorative detail. Made entirely ...

This rare spitsverkropte lijstenkast (stepped-molding cupboard) from North Rhine-Westphalia reflects the character and craftsmanship of mid-19th century rural Germany. Made entirely ...

This antique oak chest from the 17th century is a fine example of the rich woodcarving traditions practiced in England and the Low Countries during that era. Built with a solid const...

This is a fine antique brass chandelier in the traditional Dutch style, designed with two tiers of six arms each, creating an impressive twelve-light arrangement. The piece is crafte...

This extraordinary Utrecht “Poortkast” (portal cabinet) stands as one of the finest expressions of Dutch Renaissance furniture. Crafted in ...

This refined side table, crafted around 1910 by the renowned Dutch furniture maker Pander, combines exceptional craftsmanship with timeless elegance. Made from solid oak, it feature...

This English slant-front secretary desk, crafted around 1800, is a fine example of late Georgian furniture (circa 1760–1820). This style is characterized by restrained elegance, clean lines, and refined craftsmanship, combining practicality with aesthetic balance. The desk is made entirely of solid European summer oak—an unmistakable mark of quality, especially since similar desks often feature pine for their interior components. The warm, deep brown color, rich patina, and soft sheen give the piece a distinctive and authentic character. The fall-front is a flat panel fitted with its original brass escutcheon and a working lock. When opened, the writing surface is supported by the two outer top drawers, creating a stable and spacious workspace. The interior is beautifully arranged: directly behind the writing surface lies a recessed well, and behind it a central compartment enclosed by a door, complete with matching working lock and key. Flanking this central section are six small drawers, with open pigeonholes positioned above them, tucked beneath a finely scalloped valance—an elegant layout for organizing correspondence and writing tools. The construction reveals traditional craftsmanship, including exposed dovetail joints connecting the sides to the top. The drawers are fitted with finely pierced brass hardware, and all locks—on the drawers, fall-front, and interior compartment—operate with a single original key, a rare and telling detail of the desk’s authenticity. The piece stands on classic bracket feet, typical of the period. The desk is in excellent condition with no defects. It was gently cleaned and treated with a fresh layer of protective wax in our workshop. This graceful historic desk...

Rare and early German Stollentruhe, dating from around 1620. This compact 17th-century oak chest combines historical significance with visual prese...

This impressive large Stollentruhe, also known as a Stollentroewe, is a large German storage chest crafted around 1580. Its distinctive construction, with massive upright corner post...

This richly carved wooden chest is a fine example of an Italian cassone from the 17th century. The cassone, also known as a bridal chest, was an essential piece of furniture in the h...

This is an authentic antique two-door cabinet from the Westphalia region of Germany, crafted around 1800. The cabinet is made entirely from fine European summer oak, known for its wa...

This 18th-century armchair is a refined and characterful piece, crafted from warm, light walnut wood that brings a soft, natural glow to any setting. Designed in the classic Chippend...

On offer here is a tall and slender French Louis Philippe mirror, that dates from the mid-to-late 19th century. It showcases the hallmark features of the Louis Philippe period, inclu...

This beautiful antique coffee table originates from Spain and was crafted around 1750. The table is made entirely of solid chestnut wood, known for its durability and rich grain. A s...

This impressive chandelier is a fine example of 19th-century French wrought iron craftsmanship. Entirely made of steel, it features six elegantly twisted arms ending in drip pans wit...

Bring timeless character, history, and artisanal craftsmanship into your interior with this extraordinary handcrafted chandelier, made in France around 1900–1910, during the influent...

This Dutch table cabinet, also known as a cross-legged cabinet, is made of oak and has a deep, almost black finish, which suggests a traditional treatment such as ebonized stain or dark varnish. The cabinet stands on a distinctive base with four turned and faceted legs, connected by an elegantly curved stretcher and ending in ball feet. This type of base is characteristic of cross-legged cabinets. The upper section features two doors with molded panels and a cornice with a clean yet subtle profile. The gilded hardware on the drawers and doors adds a stately and luxurious appearance. The cabinet is removable, making transport and installation significantly easier. Additionally, its design makes it particularly suitable for housing a television. Thanks to the special hinges and their strategic placement, the doors can be fully opened without obstructing the view. Inside, there is space for a television with a maximum width of 48.2 inches and a height of 27 inches. The interior is finished in the same deep, dark color as the exterior, ensuring a uniform and elegant appearance. This cabinet was crafted in the Dutch Baroque style and is likely from the period between 1680 and 1720. The Dutch Baroque style is characterized by a restrained yet elegant design, where functionality and durability go hand in hand with refined details. This piece exhibits typical Baroque features such as the heavily molded cornice, the solid presence of the upper section, the use of dark wood tones, and the expressive shape of the base. This type of cabinet was made during the late Dutch Golden Age, a time when prosperity still had a significant influence on furniture design. During this period, cross-legged cabinets were highly sought after by the affluent bourgeoisie and institutions such as city halls and council offices, where they were used for securely storing important documents, money chests, and administrative records. Dutch furniture makers were among the most influential in Europe at the time, exporting their craftsmanship to countries like England and Germany. The use of dark oak furniture...

This exquisite antique writing box was meticulously handcrafted using traditional joinery techniques, with beautifully visible dovetail joints at the corners. Made in the Southern Ne...

This stunning antique French mirror was crafted in the distinctive Louis Philippe style, which was popular between 1830 and 1870. While this style is generally known for its simplici...

This stunning antique French mirror, crafted around 1850 in the Alsace region, is a remarkable example of the Louis Philippe style. The mirror is richly decorated and showcases exqui...

This antique 18th-century English oak chest is a sturdy and functional piece of furniture with a timeless character. It is crafted from the finest European summer oak, stained black,...

This German Westphalian oak linen cabinet is an authentic German piece of furniture with a sturdy and functional appearance, made in the mid-19th century, around 1850. The cabinet is...

This wrought iron lamp is a stunning example of craftsmanship and artisanal metalwork. The lamp features a round, openwork dome with intricate scrolls and floral motifs. The structur...

These two compact armchairs are a stunning example of classic craftsmanship and timeless interior design. Designed in the elegant Chippendale style, they are distinguished by their c...

This bar trolley is designed in the Hollywood Regency style and combines luxury with functionality. The design features three tiers: the bottom tier is a beveled mirror, the middle ...