Napoleon III Silk Embroidery Art Work Horse Race, France 19th Century, Framed

This exquisite 19th-century Napoleon III white Carrara marble mantel clock set by J. Bondat France is a stunning and rare timepiece of French craftsmanship. The set is hand-carved wi...

This lovely architectural Art Deco picture frame was crafted in France in the 1930s. The geometric shape boasts a flat rectangular chromed metal base and two vertical support holders...

This superb Napoleon III Gutta Percha pen holder was handcrafted in France in the 1880s. The antique desk accessory is exquisitely crafted with different molded designs on each side and delicate ornamentation throughout. There is no known maker. This desk accessory is in overall good condition for a 150-year-old piece. The material is still shiny, with minor scratches and scuffs, but they do not significantly affect the overall appearance. Check the close-up. Measurements: 12.19 in wide (31 cm) x 3.94 in deep (10 cm) x 1.75 in high (4.5 cm). Note: Gutta-percha is a tree of the genus Palaquium in the family Sapotaceae. The name also refers to the rigid, naturally biologically inert, resilient, electrically nonconductive, thermoplastic latex derived from the tree. It is a polymer of isoprene that forms a rubber-like elastomer. The word "gutta-percha" comes from the plant's name in Malay: "Getah" translates as "latex." Percha or Perca is an older name for Sumatra. Long before Gutta-percha was introduced into the Western world, it was used in a less processed form by the natives of the Malaysian archipelago for making knife handles, walking sticks, and other purposes.  William Montgomerie, a Scottish medical officer in imperial service, introduced gutta-percha into practical use in the West. He was the first to appreciate the potential of this material in medicine, and he was awarded the gold medal by the Royal Society of Arts, London, in 1843. This material was scientifically classified in 1843 and was recognized as a valuable natural thermoplastic. During the second half of the 19th century, gutta-percha was used for many domestic and industrial purposes. Gutta-percha was particularly important for the manufacture of underwater telegraph cables...

This stylish French mirrored picture photo frame features silver mirror-beveled edges with a deep geometric design. You can arrange the picture frame in either a portrait or landscap...

French artist Jacques Potage (1931 -) handcrafted this striking brutalist wall art sculpture. Mounted on a wood plank covered with textured pewter, the metal panel features a stylize...

This museum-quality elegant hand-carved oak wall mirror was crafted in France in the 17th century. The piece boasts a high-quality Louis XIV period framing with silver leaf gilding i...

Framed 19th Century Silk Embroidery of Horse

Pair of Framed Silk Embroidery, 19th Century England

A round, antique French large dimensional clock face with its original clock made of hand painted wood from the Napoleon III period. In good condition, enhanced by detailed carvings....

A very beautiful and impressive "Fil De Soie" art piece. A silk panel intricately embroidered with silk threads creating a stunning work, housed in a giltw...

A very beautiful and impressive "Fil De Soie" art piece. A silk panel intricately embroidered with silk threads creating a stunning work, housed in a giltw...

Unique and exquisite picture representing the biblical episode of Saint Jerome removing the thorn from the Lion's paw. The picture is made entirely of fabric, and is in relief. The scene is set in an oasis in the desert...