Antique French Swan Neck Faucet

Single antique French armchair in a very nice as found condition. Structurally sound and requires no immediate repairs.

Antique French bed warmer was a common item throughout the world, where the winters were cold and especially so in Europe. Generally, they were fitted with a handle and shaped like a skillet, with a perforated lid. You would fill the antique bed warmer...

Take your pick, carboy, demijohn or jimmyjohn, they all refer to the same glass vessel. Carboy's originate from the Persian word; qarabah, while demijohn comes courtesy of the French...

Antique French Papier-Mâché comb set complete with its original natural hair brush. Probably made in the late Victorian period, but quite even today if you ha...

By far and away, one of the rarest of all French confit pots, are the very small French confit pots and they do not get a lot smaller than this French confit pot, measuring only 3” i...

An absolutely exquisite 100% Handwoven Antique Aubusson Carpet with unusual chateau, like dimensions. This fine Carpet offers vibrant colors and highly stylized floral accents. Originally purchased for our store owner's personal residence, they have recently downsized, making this phenomenal handmade Rug available. Purchased in France with a rumor of a superior heritage, we couldn't pass it up when they were originally looking. Unfortunately, this dynamite original Aubusson flat-weave Carpet does not fit into their new home. This is a spectacular opportunity, don't miss it! The history of Aubusson weavings dates back to the early Renaissance period in the actual town named Aubusson located on the banks of the River Creuse, about 200 miles from Paris. The first looms in the town of Aubusson was in the 1300s by the Flemish however, tapestry and rug making didn't begin until the 16th century. Dimensions: 12' x 14'. There is sometimes confusion regarding the difference between a needlepoint pillow and an Aubusson pillow. At first glance they can appear similar, but they are actually very different. Needlepoint work is created on a canvas by looping yarn through the canvas with a needle; Aubusson work however, uses no canvas. The Aubusson is actually a flat-weave tapestry, where many threads are interwoven to create a beautiful piece. "Aubusson" refers to a town by the same name in France, the original center of production of tapestry-weave carpets and wall embellishments since the mid-17th century. Today, "Aubusson" products are also manufactured outside of the French town. These Aubusson products are among the most highly desired, the most luxurious pieces one can adorn their home with. Decorators and designers often choose Aubusson pillows because they add a rich texture and incredible detail. Colors are often bright and vibrant. Wool and silk yarns are used to create these stunning works of art. These products are more expensive due to the amount of intricate work and detail needed to create each piece. Quite a few 18th century French rugs...

Circa 1900 Pair French mahogany and oak swan neck bedside cabinets with marble tops and paw feet Excellent quality. Measures: W41 x D...

Original American photographic production still. For the 1955 comedy romance The Swan The film starred Grace Kelly, Alec Guinness. This film was directed by wonderful Charles Vidor. ...

This whimsical brass swan magazine holder was created by Maison Jansen. The piece stands on carved swan feet and features a detailed swan he...

Stunning bronze French sculpture "Leda and the Swan"; by Paul Silvestre (French, 1884-1976). This is #87 of an edition limited to 500 castings done from the original in 1983 for the ...

A solid brass magazine rack designed and manufactured in France in the Sixties by Mason Jansen, brass it's in original patina and it's in lovely vintage condition. The 1960s marked a...

French Spindled 19th Century Walnut Decorative Cradle, Swan Motif A stunning cradle or baby crib. The birch or walnut wood bassinet is simply darling. The long swan neck in place to hold a mobile for the baby to play with leading to a swinging crib...