Antique 17th C. French Directoire Gilt Wood Fretwork Fireplace Tapestry Screen

Antique early 19th century Louis XVI fire screen / hearth ware. Made of wood featuring Neoclassical styling with gold gilt carved ribbons / bows and floral acanthus designs. Dimens...

Beautiful late 19th century French Renaissance Revival hanging cabinet. Great for use as a bookcase, curio, vitrine or display cabinet. Made from oak with intricate carved details. Features ornate gadrooning along the crown flanked by carved lion heads leading down to intricate nobleman along the stiles dressed in overcoats with large triangular hats and a mustache. The cabinet is paneled along the sides and opens via glass chicken...

Add luxurious elegant sophistication and opulence with this visually striking Belle Époque period (1871-1914) freestanding carved gilt wood French fireplace screen. Late 19th / earl...

This Louis XVI period giltwood firescreen is a rather unique find. Typically firescreens from this period (the late 1700’s) were produced with a tapestry or needlepoint body; this particular piece has a solid colored (gold) silk upholstery screen which meshes well with the giltwood frame. Firescreens were used during warmer months to cover the opening of the fireplace. The detachable crest (which can be removed to replace or reupholster the screen) has bell shaped finials on the shoulders that are connected by a raised carving. These elements are surrounded by slightly spiral gadrooning. Beneath the crest is a repeating laurel leaf motif that runs all the way around the border. The ornamentation is double sided. Louis XVI firescreens...