Rare Neo-Pompeian Console and Its Mirror, Probably Italy, circa 1890

Neo-Pompeian salon attributed to Paul Mazaroz, composed of two armchairs, two chairs and a wooden mirror embellished with a gilded decor on a black lacquered background. A patinated ...

A tripod gueridon in gilded bronze attributed to F. Barbedienne, decorated with palm-leaves and standing on lion’s feet. The black marble top is decorated with an antique chariot...

Rare neo-classical Louis XVI period console sculpted in white Carrara marble. The rectangular lintel, surmounted with a molded top, is supported by four detached fluted columns with ...

Signed on the back with a stencil « F. Quentin & C, Firenze » Exceptional oval mirror in delicately carved and gilded wood. The frame, underlined in its center by a frieze of ovals and a beaded frieze, is adorned with a luxuriant country decor in which are intermingled various flowers and fruits, vines, garden attributes ; but also farm animals represented in a very realistic way. Luigi Frullini...

Exceptional Louis XVI style cabinet and its companion vitrine beautifully mounted with chiseled and gilded bronze. They are surmounted by a rectangular top with an egg-and-dart molded edge, above a frieze centered by a laurel-festooned Bacchic mask and scrolling acanthus. The vitrine and the cabinet open by one door ; the paneled door of the cabinet centered by a ribbon-suspended lyre and foliate pendant. Both have the angles adorned with tapering female caryatids, above a guilloche. They rest on tapering fluted quiver-form legs joined by a pierced stretcher, surmounted by a flowery urn, and ending on toupie feet. Related work : Cabinet and vitrine listed under index 684 of Linke’s photographic archives (see photo attached). View of a room of the private collector Elias Meyer’s Mansion, in 16 Grosvenor Square, London, taken in 1909 and reproduced and commented in François Linke (1855-1946), The Belle Epoque of French Furnitures, Ch. Payne, p.247) showing the cabinet and the showcase in situ. (see photo attached). View of the cabinet in situ in the Queen’s bedroom in the Palace Ras al-Tin, in Alexandria, after being bought by King of Egypt Fouad on March 1927. Reproduced and commented in François Linke (1855-1946), The Belle Epoque of French Furnitures, Ch. Payne, p.278. (see photo attached). François Linke, born in 1855 in Bohemia (Czechoslovakia), worked as a cabinet-maker in Paris from about 1882 until his death in 1946. In 1900, at the apex of his career, he opened a new shop at the famous Parisian place Vendôme. He specialized in Louis XV and Louis XVI style furniture: all pieces were beautifully mounted with gilt-bronze ornaments, and he received numerous commissions. Later Linke decided to collaborate with the well-known sculptor Léon Messagé and integrated new lines and shapes announcing the “Art Nouveau” style. His great success is definitely the 1900 Universal Exhibition where he was awarded the gold medal for his extraordinary kingwood desk, designed by Messagé. At this occasion, the “Revue artistique et industrielle” commented that “Linke’s stand...

Stamped Chles Winckeslen, 49 rue Turenne à Paris and dated 1869 Beautiful Louis XVI style console with rounded sides and ornamentation in chiseled and mercury gilded bronze. It op...

Neo Baroque gilt metal console and its mirror, circa 1980. Dimensions en cm: Height 70 / 78. width 110 / 96. depth 32.  

Console and its white and pinky mirror, circa 1980. Measures: Console: 85 x 110 x 32 cm.    

large baroque console and its mirror circa 1950/1960 console : miroir 101 x 118 cm

Neo baroque wall console and mirror, circa 1950-1960 Dimensions: Mirror: H 83 x W 61 cm Console: H 60 x W 60 x D 22 cm.

Artisan console table and mirror glass Neo-Baroque, Italy, 1980. Measurements for the console table are: 46.45" x 14.96" x 29.92" (height). Mirror: 54.33" x 32.28" x 0.98". High q...

Rare console and its nickeled bronze mirror in the style of Jules Leleu, circa 1930 the glass which is 30mm thick has small flaws (chips) but be...