Pair of Italian Charles X Armchairs, circa 1825

18th century Italian Venetian carved walnut armchair.

Edwardian Oak and Leather Library Armchair, Ca. 1905 This unusual shape library armchair is English of the Edwardian period (1901-1910). It...

Pair of murano glass mushroom table lamps, Italy, circa 1970. The elegant shape of the murano post modernism with a swirl yellow an...

Italian Murano Millefiori Murrine Pair of Egg Shape Lamps, Circa 1985 A pair of very decorative and high quality Murano Millefiori Murrine egg shape la...

Italian Baroque painted and lacquered wooden sculpture of a kneeling figure. Circa 1650.  

Italian Empire gilded mirror, Circa 1815 With a beveled mirror inset in to the frame, this Italian Empire gilded mirror represents a typical example of the quality work that was done during that period by craftsman. The gilded surface of the mirror with the typical Empire period decorations shows us how good quality work can last for long periods of time. The French Empire period or second Neoclassicism was a period that followed the Directoire period. It lasted about 20 years, from 1800 to 1820. The ostentatious look of the works of art, furniture and paintings was exported all over Europe and the United States. The general representation followed the styles of ancient Rome, Greece and Egypt. Sphinxes, swans, lions, cornucopias, rosettes, Greek dancers, antique chariots...

Pair of French Charles X style rosewood and inlaid Armchairs with floral design and ears on back with green upholstery (Circa 1840)

Pair of French Charles X maple round tub back Armchairs with rosewood inlaid trim and roll arms with light blue velvet upholstery

Dated to the early 19th century, this pair of lightweight Russian armchairs stand on elegantly tapered sabre legs and feature low, arched backs and turned arms decorated with acanthu...

Pretty Tuscan armchairs in walnut. Comfortable armrests and typical turned paws. Backrest with perforated band. Wide and comfortable seat finished with beige "filaticcio". Measureme...

A pair of Charles X walnut fauteuils armchairs with sweeping and curled arms and saber style front legs. Upholstery in as found condition. France, circa 1830.

Pair of Italian armchairs, circa 1950.