Set of Four Maison Zuber Panels from 1950

Set of four decorative panels, with their glossy brown lacquer backgrounds decorated with mother-of-pearl and their gilded wood frames in imitation of bamboo, decorated with matching...

Pair of decorative cast aluminum panels, geometric and abstract. French work realized in the 1970s. The price for the pair is 5500 euros!.

Maison Baguès, edited by. Series of four Empire style sconces in gilded bronze, representing Nubians, each character wearing a turban with long feathers around his face. Decoration...

Engraving polychrome of the city of Paris, seen from the sky. Frame in giltwood. Work realized in the 1970s.

Painted canvas figuring a side view of a woman portrait in the Renaissance style. She wears a black dress with a gilt collar, belt with gilt flower motifs, grey sleeves adorned wit...

Pair of French Restauration style rectangular reverse glass paintings representing baskets of flowers on a white background, one of peonies one of roses. The whole ensemble has a fir...

"The Hindustan" Panoramic wallpaper panels by Zuber & Cie. Rixhem, France. The frame with 4 panels is 59"-inches high x 106"-inches wide. Each panel measures 59"-inches high x 26"-inches wide, Artist: Zuber Period: 20th century Material: Papier peint Condition: Picture # 12 shows a small incident in the sky, you need to be close to see it, it is above the house dome. As originally, the panoramic scenery "The Hindustan" is printed "à la planche" with the 1265 antique woodblocks, carved in 1807 by the manufacturory's workers. The lavishness of the panoramic wallpaper by Zuber & Cie called Hindustan (printed using 1,265 woodblocks carved in 1807) Panoramic "Hindoustan" of the prestigious Zuber manufacture in Rixheim. This wallpaper created by the manufacture in 1807 presents a panorama of the Indian subcontinent. Hindustan is of an incredible richness of decoration as much by the diversity of the buildings, the animals and the scenes represented, it is a motionless journey that this panoramic offers us. The Zuber factory, founded in 1790, is one of the most prestigious wallpaper manufactures known worldwide, its panoramas and wallpapers decorate many palaces, embassies, castles, such as the reception room for diplomats at the White House in Washington decorated at the instigation of Jacky Kennedy...

Set of four vintage neoclassical wood plaques of different, but complimentary urns. All done on a black background with natural stone colored urns. Elegant wood frame with small corn...

From an important thirty year old New England collection of Arts & Crafts furnishings. Four unique works of art, circa 1890. This is a bea...

Large size set of four French Faience porcelain colorful coats of arms wall panels. (Price reflects the set of 4 but may be sold separately).

Set of four panels, mounted in mdf (two lateral and two central) Decorated with wreaths and other floral motifs. Central panels decorated with medallions in shades of blue, representing landscapes Edition from 1804 to 1904, with maker's mark on base "J. Zuber et Cie" With the following references - 10284 (left side panel); 10290 (center panel); 10286 (center panel); 10292 (right side panel) (minor defects). Dim.: 262 x 56 cm (each lateral panel) 262 x 91 cm (each central panel) The Zuber factory is a French company specialized in the production of high quality wallpapers. Founded in 1797 by Jean Zuber, it is located in Rixheim, Alsace, France, and is one of the oldest wallpaper mills in continuous operation. Zuber is known for panoramic wallpapers, which are wallpaper panels that depict landscapes or detailed scenes on a large scale. These panoramic wallpapers are produced using hand-engraved wooden block printing techniques, resulting in high-quality pieces and artistic detailing. The Zuber factory is also known for its extensive collection of historical wallpaper designs, many of which are based on classic designs of the XVIII and XIX century. They have been used in many prestigious locations around the world, including royal palaces, private residences and museums, and are considered pieces of decorative art. The production of Zuber wallpapers involves a highly specialized process, which includes the careful selection of materials, the preparation of the printing blocks, the application of colors through traditional printing techniques, and the finishing of the wallpapers in a slow and careful drying process. Each wallpaper is a unique and handmade work of art, produced with attention to detail and quality. Zuber wallpapers are highly valued by collectors, interior designers and decoration lovers from all over the world due to their artistic quality, historical authenticity and exclusivity. The Zuber factory continues to be an iconic example of excellence in the production of luxury...

Set of four wood plaques with marquetry, "The four seasons". Italy, 1950.