French Empire Style Bronze and Crystal Vases

This stylish Louis XVI style Frnech crystal and bronze vase dates to the 1960s and was created by Martin Benito for Cristal Freres. Note: Acid etched si...

This stylish and chic Louis XVI style crystal vase dates to the 1930s-1940s and is very much in the form of a vase created by Baccarat Note: Signed on the verso (see image #9).

This stylish and chic 19th century French Empire bronze chandelier was acquired in Pairs and is the perfect size for a powder room, entry vestibule or dressing closet...

This stylish French Empire chandelier dates to the early part of the 19th century and is fabricated in bronze dore and patinated bronze. Note: The piece has been professionally re...

This stylish and chic Etruscian revival compote dates between 1860s-1890s and was acquired in France. The piece is fabricated in gilded and patinated bronze, and detailed with styliz...

This stylish and chic pair of French Empire bronze candelabra table lamps date to the early 19th century and they were acquired from a Palm Beach estate. Note: Dimensions of hard-...

Pair of crystal and bronze Empire Period vases. Important pair of Empire period vases made in France in the first half of the 19th century. The vases are made from refined cut cry...

19th century, French Empire ground crystal and gilt bronze vase centrepiece This Empire centerpiece, made in France at the beginning of...

French 19th century empire gilt bronze and cut crystal glass amphora vase A slender ovoid crystal glass vase standing on a round gilt bronze foot with a rectangular plinth which i...

Impressive signed Baccarat Empire style bronze and crystal vase. Beautifully complements the Classic 1841 Harcourt and Empire patterns, similar to the ...

A magnificent quality French Empire/Directoire urn in superb original condition. Constructed of lovely patinated bronze, fire gilded Ormolu and griotte marble. In the gout d'Egypt or...

This Sevres style porcelain vase is beautifully painted with an image of Napoleon I on horseback. In this painting, Napoleon visits his men, some of whom are wounded, in what appears to be a military camp. He is seen, leading a group of mounted soldiers, on a white horse, respectfully doffing his bicorne hat to his troops. The painting is signed ‘F. Amblet’. This oval painting is given an elaborate gilded decorative border, reminiscent of a giltwood frame. These beautiful gold foliate patterns continue onto the base of the vase, as well as the top, where we see a pair of griffins. The vase is fitted with two handles, cast as double French imperial eagle heads, which spring from classical female masks, each wearing with winged helmets. ‘M.re IMPle de Sevres’ is painted its base. This antique Napoleonic vase...