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Item Ships From: Charleston
French Painted and Gilt Stenciled Dressing Table. Circa 1810-15
Located in Charleston, SC
French hand painted and gilt flip top one drawer dressing table with decorative floral stenciling, lined interior with original mirror, terminating on bulbous legs with cross stretc...
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19th Century French Antique Charleston - Folk Art

French Painted and Gilt Stenciled Dressing Table. Circa 1810-15
French Painted and Gilt Stenciled Dressing Table. Circa 1810-15

French Painted and Gilt Stenciled Dressing Table. Circa 1810-15

Italian Gilt Carved Wood Floral Window Bench. Circa 1780
Located in Charleston, SC
Italian gilt carved wood window bench with scrolled floral medallion arms, carved floral skirt , and terminating on scrolled fluted legs. Bench has b...
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1780s Italian Neoclassical Antique Charleston - Folk Art

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Gold Leaf

Italian Gilt Carved Wood Floral Window Bench. Circa 1780
Italian Gilt Carved Wood Floral Window Bench. Circa 1780

Italian Gilt Carved Wood Floral Window Bench. Circa 1780

1969 G. Reynold’s Signed California Wood Sculpture
Located in Charleston, SC
This incredible wall hanging of the state of California is signed G. Reynolds and dated 1969. This piece is made of a single piece of absolutely st...
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1960s American Mid-Century Modern Vintage Charleston - Folk Art

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Wood

1969 G. Reynold’s Signed California Wood Sculpture
1969 G. Reynold’s Signed California Wood Sculpture

1969 G. Reynold’s Signed California Wood Sculpture

French Faux Painted Foliage Console. Circa 1790
Located in Charleston, SC
French faux painted console with two flanking hinged doors, exterior painted floral vases resting on columns with ribbon & butterfly motif, single interior shelf, and terminating on ...
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1790s French Louis XVI Antique Charleston - Folk Art

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Paint, Wood

French Faux Painted Foliage Console. Circa 1790
French Faux Painted Foliage Console. Circa 1790

French Faux Painted Foliage Console. Circa 1790

Pair of American Brass Nautical Taffrail Log Spinners, Negus, NY, Circa 1880
Located in Charleston, SC
Pair of American brass nautical taffrail log spinners, Late 19th century. Stamped by brothers Thomas Shufeldt Negus, Jr. (1828-1894) & John Davidson Negus (1833-1890) manufacturers and merchants of chronometers and other fine marine instruments...
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1880s American American Empire Antique Charleston - Folk Art

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Brass

Pair of American Brass Nautical Taffrail Log Spinners, Negus, NY, Circa 1880
Pair of American Brass Nautical Taffrail Log Spinners, Negus, NY, Circa 1880

Pair of American Brass Nautical Taffrail Log Spinners, Negus, NY, Circa 1880

Pair of Italian Carved Wood and Silver Gilt Floral Prickets, Circa 1750
Located in Charleston, SC
Pair of Italian carved wood, gesso, and silver gilt floral prickets with centered spikes for candles, bulbous ring columns with bead work, and terminating on stylized lions paws feet...
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1750s Italian Rococo Antique Charleston - Folk Art

Materials

Iron

Pair of Italian Carved Wood and Silver Gilt Floral Prickets, Circa 1750
Pair of Italian Carved Wood and Silver Gilt Floral Prickets, Circa 1750

Pair of Italian Carved Wood and Silver Gilt Floral Prickets, Circa 1750

American Brass Spot Light on Telescopic Barber Pole Tripod Stand, NY, Circa 1880
By House of Troy
Located in Charleston, SC
American brass Nautical Swivel spot light on telescopic barber pole tripod stand, Troy, NY. Late 19th century. Original candle and has been electrified.
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1880s American American Empire Antique Charleston - Folk Art

Materials

Brass

American Brass Spot Light on Telescopic Barber Pole Tripod Stand, NY, Circa 1880
American Brass Spot Light on Telescopic Barber Pole Tripod Stand, NY, Circa 1880

American Brass Spot Light on Telescopic Barber Pole Tripod Stand, NY, Circa 1880

Pair of American Nautical Gimbaled Nickel Silver & Brass Wall Sconces, C. 1850
Located in Charleston, SC
Pair of American nautical gimbaled nickel silver over brass mounted wall sconces with bulbous flared amber glass shades. Gimbals kept candles straight in rough seas. Pair are candle ...
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1850s American American Empire Antique Charleston - Folk Art

Materials

Brass, Nickel

Pair of American Nautical Gimbaled Nickel Silver & Brass Wall Sconces, C. 1850
Pair of American Nautical Gimbaled Nickel Silver & Brass Wall Sconces, C. 1850

Pair of American Nautical Gimbaled Nickel Silver & Brass Wall Sconces, C. 1850

Hand Crocheted Child's Skirt
Located in Charleston, SC
A hand crocheted child's skirt exhibited at the Monroe, North Carolina Agricultural Society in 1908. The cotton yarn is crocheted into a zigzag pattern in...
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Early 1900s American Antique Charleston - Folk Art

Materials

Cotton

Hand Crocheted Child's Skirt
Hand Crocheted Child's Skirt

Hand Crocheted Child's Skirt

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Why Jules Chéret Was the King of the Modern Poster

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