Pair of Classical French Style Iron Obelisks with Base

1990s French natural terracotta classical garden obelisks.  

Pair of 1990s French natural terracotta obelisks.    

1980s French Pair of Iron Obelisks

Vintage 1950s European wooden latticework screen with a geometric design created by crossing strips to form a grid and held with iron nails and reinforced corners.

French Pair of Iron Cups with Paint Remnants

1990s Pair of malachite over wooden frame obelisks.

A wonderful and very heavy pair of Lions (37 Pounds ea>)in Black with a ball under foot. The pair are wonderful flanking a fireplace, outdoor garden area or perhaps in the den. They ...

This mid-century French iron birdcage fitted with aviary wire features a pullout tray in the bottom and scrolling details at the corners and on the crown. A hinged door allows access...

Very rare and elegant pair of cylindrical bird cages, painted green. Flamboyant, in a classical, Madeleine Castaing sort of way. Would look wonderful in a glassed winter garden! Des...

A pair of mahogany obelisks on platforms. One side opens to reveal graduated shelves.

Pair of obelisks, clad in mirrorplate in the Venetian style. Each side is etched with scrolling florals. Stock ID: D1699.

This large scale pair of lucite obelisk are very much in the manner of pieces created by Maison Jansen and Maison Charles. Note: The cameos depict the Spanish King Fernando Alfonso XII. FYI Alfonso XII Alfonso XII, 1857–85, king of Spain (1874–85), son of Isabella II. He went into exile with his parents at the time of the revolt of the Carlists in 1868 and was educated in Austria and England. In 1870 his mother abdicated her rights in his favor, and in 1874 he was proclaimed king. Supported by Martínez de Campos and Cánovas del Castillo, he consolidated the monarchy, winning greater popularity for it than it had enjoyed under his mother or grandfather, Fernando VII...