Large French Gilt Bronze Ormolu and Pink Guilloche Enamel Picture Photo Frame

Claude Lalanne (1925-2019) a rare gilt-bronze dragonfly frame, France C. 1985, Signed on reverse Cl. Lalanne Artcurial 25/450. Measures: 4" high x 3...

Mellerio Paris, a large silver, gold, lapis lazuli, coral, and hardstone picture photo frame with two falcons. France, circa 2000 The frame resting on a lapis lazuli base with squa...

Placido Zuloaga, an extremely rare Spanish gold and silver damascened window frame, circa 1880. The interior is lined and fitted with an orientalist artwork throughout. Signed PZ on the reverse. Placido Zuloaga was a renowned Spanish metalworker and damascene artist known for his exceptional skills in working with gold and silver and for creating intricate and ornate designs on metal surfaces using a technique called damascening. One of Zuloaga's works is this rare gold and silver damascened frame that he created in the late 19th century. The frame is decorated with intricate designs in silver and gold, creating a stunning contrast that is characteristic of Zuloaga's work. The frame is a remarkable example of Zuloaga's artistry and skill, as well as his mastery of the damascening technique. The technique involves inlaying silver or gold wire into the surface of the metal, creating intricate and detailed designs that are both beautiful and durable. Zuloaga's work was highly sought after during his lifetime and is still highly valued today. His pieces are considered to be some of the finest examples of damascene artistry in the world, and his legacy continues to inspire and influence metalworkers and artists today. His works are in private collections and in museums worldwide. Comparative Literature: James D. Lavin, The Art and Tradition of the Zuloagas, Spanish Damascene...

A French Japonisme Chinoiserie Ormolu, patinated bronze, and cloisonne enamel mantel clock, Attributed to Escalier De Cristal and Edouard...

Ferdinand Barbedienne, A French Ormolu and Champleve Enamel Jardiniere, C. 1870, The Design Attributed to Louis Constant Sevin. An exceptional qualit...

Ferdinand Barbedienne, A French Ormolu and Champleve Enamel Jardiniere, C. 1870, The Design Attributed to Louis Constant Sevin. An exceptional qualit...

Antique Ormolu bronze hanging "Locket" picture frame with Fine Mosaic floral design, circa 1860-1870. Lovely substantial piece for any wall or tabletop!

Rare and beautifully crafted patinated nutwood picture frame or mirror with original glass panels. There is something about antique home accessories...

Rare antique American Art Deco gold bronze hanging picture frame, Circa 1920-1930. Measures: Fits 5" x 8" Photo. We also have a standing deskt...

This is a pair of hand painted porcelain plates. One of them is depicting a portrait of Marie Antoinette- the last queen of France before the French Revolution. She is holding a rose. The rim is adorned with bouquets of roses and foliages. Below it, there are some gilt trellis patterns and under it a green band with golden stars. The plate has a large gilt gesso squared frame decorated with acanthus leaves pattern in its corners. The plate is hallmarked GDA Limoges...

An imposing French sevres porcelain ormolu mounted hand painted framed plaque, depicting a romantic scene with a standing lady and a seated couple fishing, dressed in Eighteenth Century costumes beside a lake with a landscape background. late Nineteenth Century. Mounted within its original ormolu frame. This piece has been later professionally re-framed on an elegant gilt wood frame, the original woven fabric has also been replaced. This piece is not glazed. Condition: Good condition with no restoration to porcelain, no signature visible. Measures: height: (entire as shown on main image, an impressive) 17" (43.25cm). width: (entire as shown on main image) 13.75” (35cm). depth: (of frame) 1.25” (3cm). Location: Dublin City, Ireland. Affordable fixed charge Worldwide Store to door shipping offered...

Set of four. Dore bronze. Profiles are bisque on velvet. Finely chased details. Possibly 19th century.