Framed Vintage Gilded "Gudgeon & Sons" Sign from 19th Century, England

19th-century large wooden architect's ruler with a rich tawny color and understated coffee-toned inlay detailing. A unique decorative accent with a utilitarian feel. Measures six fee...

Prop shield salvaged from London's Pinewood Studios. Framed and mounted on flax-toned linen in a custom thin black frame, this is a wonderful example of a piece where its patina has ...

Terra-cotta overdoor with a scrolled fan relief from late 19th-century England. The piece has a wonderful aged patina that gives it a classical, yet rustic character. A unique archit...

Wooden stereoscope viewer with gorgeous sepia viewing cards of the Swiss Alps from late 19th-century England. A delightful piece of visual technolog...

Three-tiered wooden spice tower from mid 19th-century England. With compartments beautifully labeled for cinnamon, cloves, ginger, and allspice, this rustic wooden vessel has taken o...

Inlaid wooden checkerboard from England, dating to the early 19th-century. An attractively patinated piece, it conceals an additional solo noble bo...

Original riveted sheet iron shoemakers shop sign. Unique find, France, circa 1800-1850. Traces of red paint visible. Weathered.

19th century cast iron shoemaker’s trade sign A highly decorative example of a late 19th century cast iron French shoemakers shop trade sign. Hand crafted from a hand cut iron metal...

A 19th century gilded pharmacy sign of large dimensions from Pennsylvania made of gold painted zinc and representing pestle and mortar, circa 1850s-1880s.

A dark-brown, antique thin metal sheet from a shoe shop in Lyon. The black wall décor is in good condition. Wear consistent with age and use. circa 1860,...

An antique French exterior sign of a Parisian boot maker in painted metal of beige and brown color with a spur painted in a silver color mounted on a w...

An antique exterior sign of a Parisian shoemaker in painted metal of red color, designed as a hanging boot in a rounded shape. The French sign holder was handcrafted in wrought iron, in good condition. Wear consistent with age and use, circa 1900, 14 Rue de l’Arrivee, Paris, France. A collection of Roxane Debuisson. Roxane Debuisson was a famous collector born in Paris, France and passed away in Paris 2018. Debuisson’s personal life and professional training remains lost in history. In the 1960s-1970s she spent her time collecting elements of Parisian patrimonies or heritage. Among her exceptional collection, she was collecting topographical paintings and drawings, vintage street signs and broken armatures from the metro...