Save 20 – 70% off select items throughout the store. Not everything listed in this category represents the entire inventory on sale. Please visit or email us and ask about a product online to see if it’s part of this Spring Sale.
Of exquisite distinction is this Mid-Century Modern, black with mother-of-pearl, Vietnamese corner bar. The quality is amazing, with impressive preciseness of detail in the mother-of-pearl images. The maker’s label is
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A French, solid oak, ‘deux corps’ vitrine – or display cabinet – with beautiful carved details and ample shelved display in the lit upper section. The top has two doors
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Simple, elegant, Louis Philippe secretary commode in excellent original condition. Mahogany with black marble top. Circa 1880. 51″ Wide x 23″ Deep x 40″ Tall. To see our other commodes,
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A highly-carved French oak ‘Renaissance Revival’ buffet, with a two-tier shelf back. Circa 1880. To see our other buffets, click here 53″ Wide x 21″ Deep x 82″ Tall. Purchasing this
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A vintage French Louis XV-style drawleaf table, the top and leaves with inlaid parquet. Circa 1930. 50″ Wide x 39″ Deep x 29″ Tall (plus 2 x 17″ leaves; total 84″
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French carved oak ‘Henri II’ style buffet + hutch with carved hunting scene. Circa 1890. 58″ Wide x 21.5″ Deep x 89″ Tall. To see our other buffets and hutches,
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A French Louis XVI-Revival oval dining table with brass trim. Circa 1950. To see our other dining tables, click here 55″ Wide x 43″ Deep x 29.5″ Tall. Purchasing this
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A vintage Japanese four-panel lacquer screen, the front with mother-of-pearl and carved semi-precious stones. Circa 1960. 72″ Wide x 72″ Tall.
A French, Louis XV-style, carved beechwood upholstered daybed, the ends of serpentine shape with carved scrolled tops. Circa 1930. 86″ Wide x 35″ Deep x 33″ Tall. Purchasing this item
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Pair of English mahogany framed ‘Gainsborough’ armchairs with needlework seats, backs and arms. Circa 1920. 29″ Wide x 31″ Deep x 38″ Tall x 17″ Floor-to-Seat. To see our other
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A lovely quality English William IV rosewood china cabinet, the lower section with two doors with pleated silk, the upper section featuring glass sides and doors for display. Circa 1835.
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A highly-inlaid, 19th Century, English serpentine profile centre table – ‘in the French taste’, the marquetry top featuring a variety of flowers, scrolls, classical motifs, etc., and the skirt and
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18th Century French walnut single-door armoire, with detailed panelled door and sides. Circa 1750. 39.5″ Wide x 26″ Deep x 76″ Tall. To see our other armoires, click here Purchasing
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French carved-and-painted Louis XVI-style daybed. Covered in original mohair. (Please note the two front legs are not warped.) Circa 1920-30. To see our other daybeds, click here To see our
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A pair of nicely-proportioned, smaller, Empire style nightstands, having two small drawers and an inset carrera marble top, the square tapering legs joined by a lower shelf. 15.5″ Wide x
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Antique English Regency rosewood chiffonier with brass inlay, ormolu mounts and a striking Wedgewood plaque. Circa 1825. Its smaller footprint makes it ideal for any number of different locations in
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Italian carved base marquetry-top round table. Made of walnut, with multiple wood inlays on the top. From the middle of the 20th Century. Gorgeous carving and workmanship throughout. To see
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Highly carved Gothic bench from France, with storage in the seat. Rare, 19th Century, with beautiful patina. To see all our benches, click here 48” Wide x 19.5” Deep x
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This is an authentic French antique blacksmith sign from the 19th Century. To see other architectural pieces, click here 50″ Wide. Purchasing this item via our website is quick and
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These are a rare, exceptionally detailed, etched glass-and-bronze pair of monumental-sized lanterns from a country house outside of Paris. 17″ Diameter x 36″ Tall. To see our other chandeliers, click
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