19th Century French Metal & Wooden Wall Clock

This 19th Century French wall clock is a bold decorative piece combining rustic charm with graphic impact. The circular face features large Roman numerals hand-painted on a weathered...

This 19th Century European industrial wall clock face is a commanding relic of utilitarian architecture, likely salvaged from a train station, public building, or factory. Constructe...

Intricate and intriguing, this vintage wooden wall decoration is carved to depict a scene of cherubs in a bacchanal. Made in France in 1913, the decadence and detail of the scene con...

This 1920s French industrial clock face captures the bold character of early 20th-century utilitarian design. Made from heavy-gauge metal, the round form retains its original weather...

Large scale clock tower hands, French, 19th century. According to the seller, these clock hands came from a large clock tower in Paris. They measure an impressive 107 inch height by ...

19th century French brass wall fountain ~ Lavabo is a charming relic from a bygone era! Back before the days of ubiquitous running water in every room of the house, folks were obliged to create ingenious solutions like this wall fountain. Such a piece would be placed just outside or inside the back door, so that when it was time to come inside from working in the fields, one could wash hands and face before entering the home. The reservoir above held sufficient water for the task, and the basin below captured the waste water for dumping later via an easily removable hanging system. The cast brass valves...

A 19th century French Desvres faience wall pocket, or cone shaped flower holder, with hand-painted floral decoration and ribbons. Makers mark on back: Fourmaintraux Courquin. Minor w...

A large 19th century American milk glass clock face with faded Roman numerals around the perimeter. The numbers were originally applied to the surface of the glass and have left a sh...