19th Mirror, Architecturalelement, Zinc, Grey Oeil De Boeuf or Mansard

One of a kind Spanish Baroque Salomonic gold, polychrome and carved wood. It’s a stunning piece for a art collector o gorgeous interiors, it is suitable to give a touch with charact...

One of a King and amazing dining table or work table in beautiful Italian Carrara marble, Italian design from the 70s following the lines and style of the great designers of the time...

Very cute small jardiniere to hang in the wall. In Meissen Germany porcelain, circa 1840, Excellent quality. Model snowball, the little bird and the ...

Outstanding and really gorgous mirror made by a French master craftsman, following the extraordinary mirrors Louis XIV (1643 – 1715). Made of finely carved , gilded and silver wood with an aged effect. Body with a quadrangular profile and an exuberant forelock at the top. These two parts present the typical elements of Louis XIV mirrors. The main body presents a double corridor, the interior with smaller mirrors. In addition, ornaments in the corners and half of each side that enhance its shape. In the upper part, a large crest develops, which presents in its central area the cup of abundance, framed by a multitude of rockeries that create a kind of ephemeral architecture. Floral elements scattered throughout the set and a large fleshy acanthus leaf that crowns it. It has an extraordinary high quality!!! It comes from the Roche Bobois collection...

Amazing and refined Louis XV poudreuse or dressing table made in Napoleon III-era France, mid-19th century. It presents extraordinary marquetry of good invoice; different woods are used for the ornaments, both polygonal and floral. This light dressing table...

This beautiful French Provencal Louis XV style sofa is a special find, reflecting the elegant country life in France during the 19th century. The soft dove gray paint, gently and ski...

Sometimes referred to as a dormer, this zinc oeil de boeuf window frame is from France, circa 1890. First used during the 17th century, the dormer...

This lovely architectural element from Provence has several names: oeil-de-boeuf, chien-assis, dormer, and lucarne all of which are interchangeable. Comprised of nine pieces of limestone, the building component was designed to be installed on an upper level of a house, with a window fitting inside the interior opening. Our window surround...

Two 19th century polychrome cast iron dormer windows in very good condition Beautiful patina.

Beautiful old stained glass window from 1890 representing a countryside scene. At its base, a work of glass in the form of a shell reveals a v...

Beautiful old stained glass window from 1890 representing a countryside scene. At its base a work of glass in the form of a shell reveals a va...

Beautiful old stained glass window from 1890 representing a countryside scene. At its base a work of glass in the form of a shell reveals a va...