Restauration Furniture

Late 19th century French figurative bulldog clock. Two shades bronze patina.

An exceptional quality early 19th century Sienna marble and ormolu mantle clock, the sienna marble case surmounted by an urn, raised on ormolu bun feet and a rectangular plinth steep...

Rare alabaster clock representing "The abduction of Europa" by Zeus metamorphosed into a bull. Europa, dressed in an antique tunic revealing a breast, is ...

Early 19th century pair of Medici vases in bulle de savon (soap bubble) opaline. The bodies are decorated with two medallions depicting two bouque...

Set of 6 mahogany Restauration style chairs . Velvet top.

Pair of three-branched candelabras in gilded and patinated bronze. They each feature a winged, patinated bronze cupid who is standing on a sphere and holding a torch with three candl...

Opaline crystal cup on a wide, flared foot. It is decorated with a gilded and blue neo-Gothic frieze and features wide bands of gold on the rim and foot. Produced by the Jean-Baptist...

Rectangular micromosaic plate featuring a shepherd, seated and resting with his dog at his feet. The shepherd is wearing a woolen cloak over his colorful clothes. He is holding a hat in his left hand and his staff in his right. A wicker basket at his feet is filled with a bouquet of flowers and a bunch of grapes. This pastoral theme is characteristic of the micromosaic production of Gioacchino...

A French fire-gilt clock depicting a standing pair of figures in “troubadour” attire, Restauration Era, 1815-1830. The silk-thread mechanism is in good working condition with key and...

Pair of small, patinated bronze candlesticks resting on three lion's feet that are embellished with palmettes and acanthus leaves. The tripod base is ringed with a raie-de-coeur moti...

A gorgeous fire-gilt bronze clock depicting Madame de Staël seated in a classical landscape holding a lyre, and, at her feet, a fragment of a column. F...

Dating from the Restauration period, these beautiful wall-lights combine a variety of stylistic influences to make a an exceptional pair of interior pieces. Each object features a wi...

Drawing of a French woman, signed and dated “1817.” The woman wears a “troubadour” ensemble that could reflect either her *région d'origine* or point to the Romantic, new-medieval vo...

Large pair of French Restoration period candlabras circa 1820 with four lights in bronze with a double patina, gilded and burnished. Overhung by a central candlestick, three arms of...

Very elegant cristal rock and blue glass chandelier, from Sweden. Around 1820, in the Empire style.

French restauration armchair, France, 1810-1820, mahogany veneer. Original armchair with beautiful wood carved details on the armrests. The chair is in very good condition. It has a ...

Attractive pair of French 19th century gothic revival gilt patinated bronze and marble urns. Finely chiselled and authentic condition.

This pair of low chairs dates back to around 1840 and comes from France. The chairs were made during the French Restoration (Restauration) period. There is an interesting explanation why low chairs were produced in the 19th century. The low-slung design of classic Victorian slipper chairs for example allowed the mother who would have been wearing a stiff corset to...

Explore our pretty French Restauration Armchair, crafted circa 1870-80. Adorned with intricate carvings, this armchair is constructed from luxurious Mahogany wood and features a styl...

Experience the timeless allure of this exquisite pair of French side chairs, originating around 1830 during the Restauration Period. This pivotal era marked the transition from Napol...

Pair of ormolu and brown patina sconces, with two arms of light, in the shape of a swan supporting the wick underlined by a frieze of water leaves, the round base with palmettes.

White opaline crystal candlestick with gold and blue painted decorations, featuring garlands of forget-me-nots, roses, and foliage. The rim, neck, and heel are encircled by gold band...

Restauration inkstand composed of a high, gilt bronze base with two inkwells and two penholders, decorated with a frieze of stylized flowers. The rectangular lid is topped by a patin...

This mantel clock dates from the period of Charles X and is crafted from gilt bronze with a later lapis lazuli veneer. The clock body is columnar in form, having a rectangular profil...