Gilt Painted Neoclassical Style Stools by William Switzer- Set of 2

Large set of hand made Japanese pottery cups and saucers, with a stripped blue/black pattern with a high gloss finish. Each piece is stamped by the maker. ...

Very detailed vibrantly painted icon on wood with gilt accents and raised braille like details throughout. The 19th century or earlier painting is set in ...

.Vintage knives made by Christofle in France in the middle of the 20th century. The handles are silver plated, the blades are Alfenide, an alloy of silv...

Set of 6, leather bound book set written by Albert Engstrom (1869-1940), published by Bonnier's in Stockholm in 1945. The Swedish language books are books are filled with the author...

French faience plate set hand painted with birds and flowers, made in the 1930's in France by Longchamp. They are hand painted so all slightly diffe...

Set of two vintage gray marble columns. The columns have eight flat sides giving them a modern look. Each have white veining that is different on ea...

A pair of Neoclassical style painted wood stools from the 19th century, with fluted legs, carved rosettes and red upholstery. Created during the 19th century, each of this pair of Ne...

Pair of William Switzer Biedermeier Style Club Chairs

Italian Neoclassic style (circa 1925) parcel gilt & cream painted stool with close buttoned upholstered square seat on cabriole legs with acanthus brackets.

Dramatic pair of x-form curule benches or stools made in the neoclassical style by Century Furniture. The stools are crafted from a rich, walnut frame with reeded legs having carved ...

A French Neoclassical style painted stool from circa 1920 with circular upholstered seat, guilloche carved apron and fluted legs. This French 1920s stool, with its circular upholstered seat, guilloche carved apron, and fluted legs, beautifully encapsulates the grace and refined aesthetics of the Neoclassical period. The stool features a circular seat, upholstered for comfort, creating an inviting and elegant spot for seating. The guilloche carved apron below the seat is a testament to skilled craftsmanship, showcasing intricate patterns that evoke classical artistry. The fluted legs, a hallmark of Neoclassical design, add a sense of architectural elegance and stability to the stool. Carved rosettes on the knees of the legs provide a decorative flourish, enhancing the stool's overall visual appeal. The painted finish exhibits a nicely weathered appearance, adding a layer of history and character. This distressed look not only contributes to the stool's charm but also highlights the textural details of the carving. In a modern home, this French Neoclassical stool...

A fine pair of neoclassical stools. Solid rosewood with fine carved details. Full professional restoration by Karl Kemp Antiques.