19th Century Tromp L'Oeil Pole Screen

19th century French giltwood screen.

Large French painted Tromp L'Oeil 4 Panel Theatrical / Decorative Screen from the Paris Opera Ballet, circa 1940. The screen is an elegant presentation of a classical scene featuring 2 twisted columns and rustication from a Renaissance building flanking an open cartouche with the image of towers in the distance. The piece stands at an impressive height of 92" and each panel is 14" wide. Provenance: Paris Opera Ballet, Paris, France. References: Choreographers or Principal Dancers of the Paris Opera Ballet have included Rudolph Nuryvev, Maurice Bejart, Pina Bausch.

Wonderfully designed 'Cesto di Dalie' ( Basket of Dahlias) umbrella stand by Piero Fornasetti, circa 1950s. The metal umbrella stand displaying a Trompe l'oeil of a floor wicker bask...

1930s Parquetry plinth featuring trompe-l’oeil cube forms. Parquetry is a decorative technique used in woodwork to create geometric patterns in wood. The techniques of parquetr...

19th Century Regency mahogany book stand with brass gallery sides with scrolled lifting handles, raised on four flat bun feet.

Early 19th century mahogany Canterbury, three slatted divisions over a single beaded drawer and raised on slender turned legs and brass castors, circa 1820.