1750s Furniture

Heading : Engraved light baluster Georgian wine glass Period : George II - c1750 Origin : England Colour : Clear Bowl : Bell - engraved with a band of fruiting vines Stem : Flattned ...

Bureau cabinet (trumeau) Venice, circa mid-18th century Structure made of walnut and spruce wood veneered with walnut; the decoration on the top is made of carved and gilded wood. T...

An 18th century yew wood windsor armchair having hooped spindle back with fretted central splat over saddled elm seat standing on front cabriole legs and turned back legs joined by a...

The exquisite Swedish pine bowl from the mid-1700s Extraordinary patina that speaks to its remarkable age and history, making it a great piece of craftsmanship. It’s truly an expti...

Commode a due cassetti continui con catena a scomparsa. Il mobile è bombato grazie ad una mossa sia verticale sia orizzontale, completamente impiallacciato in Bois de Rose quadripart...

A Rare and magnificent mid 18th century Jug by the famous London Silversmith Paul De Lamerie. With an armorial crest to the front a classical De Lame...

Young French Portrait 18th century Pastel on paper. 18th century french portrait of a young girl. It is framed with a vintage frame and with gl...

Antique George 11 sterling silver loving cup, 1754, London. Made by John Berthellot with makers marks on both handles, and full set of mark...

Chinese Export porcelain rare blue & white double herring dish, Circa 1765 The rectangular Chinese Export underglaze blue and white dish of rare large size is painted with two herrings, each facing a different way with an elaborate bordered edge and honeycomb cell-pattern rim. This is based on Dutch Delft dishes from this period and these Chinese porcelain dishes were made for the Dutch market. Dimensions: 9 3/8 inches wide x 6 3/4 inches deep x 1 1/4 inches high; ( 23.82cm wide x 17.15cm deep) Condition good with several rim frits. Provenance: Private New England Collection; S. Marchant & Son, London paper label. Reference: D. Howard & J. Ayers, China for the West, London, 1978, vol. I, p. 85 where a Delft dish is also illustrated. A Chinese dish is illustrated in Uit Verre Streken, November 2018, no. 42. Dr. Christian J.A. Jorg reports that in 1773 the Dutch East India Company’s “Requirements” included a narrow dish for one herring and a wider version for two (Porcelain of the Dutch China...

18th c Italian table all original. Very sturdy and ready to make a statement purchased in the South of France on a buying trip. This table is timeless and never goes out of style.

A pair of period Adams side chairs from the late 18th Century. Both are hand painted with foliate design and gilt accents. The original cain seats hav...

Japanese Edo period pair of carved stone female Bodhisattva sculptures, hand painted. The pair has incised markings on their backs and was made in circa 1...

François Viger, reçu maître horloger reçu maître en 1744 Case Attributed to Robert Osmond (1711-1789), reçu maître fondeur en janvier 1746 Im...

Frontispiece. The world brings its riches to Britannia, including and African holding an elephant tusk and an Amerindian holding sugar cane. From The Universal Dictionary of Trade an...