French First Empire Sapeurs Infantry Sword.

A triangular blade decorated with etching, bluing, and gilding. The guard is made of gilt bronze, featuring a cast French First Empire eagle. The grip is composed of two mother-of-pearl scales. The po

A triangular blade decorated with etching, bluing, and gilding. The guard is made of gilt bronze, featuring a cast French First Empire eagle. The grip is composed of two mother-of-pearl scales. The po

First Empire French Garde Nationale Sword. Having a curved Klingenthal blade with one narrow and one wide fuller. Lower portion of blade with fire-blued finish and gold-washed panels featuring a roost

A pair of early 19th century French First Empire 950 standard silver candlesticks, Paris 1805-09 by Richard-Emile Agu (reg. 1805-6) The bases of circular form with anthemion edge and flat chased laure

An important early 19th century French First Empire harp with beautiful gilt wood ormolu in ram head motif, serial # 198, 42 strings, single action, c1815, 68"H

Original officer’s felt chapeau with silver-finished button, bullion wire trim and tri-color cockade. Interior with maker label, sweatband. Entire chapeau with wear and losses to sweatband, label an

French First Empire Marble and Gilt-Bronze Clock ca. 1800, the base inset with panels of gilt-bronze leaves and berries, the sunburst pendulum with swags of grapes, suspended from the works, the works

A period French First Empire secretaire a abbatant, executed in mahogany, the case accented with ormolu mounts, having a hinged front, and rising on tapered legs, 46"h x 24.5"w x 13.5"d

French First Empire Style Carved Mahogany Marble Top Ormolu Mounted Secretary Abattant, early 20th c., the verde antico marble over a frieze drawer and a set back tall front with an inset gilt tooled

The bronze mounted cabinet with dramatic flame mahogany veneers as shown. Measures 55 x 17 x 39.5 inches. Provenance: The multi-generation collection of an early Kansas City family in the same home si

Pierre Louis Dagoty open salt with cherub supporting a floral basin. French, First Empire (Napoleonic), ca. 1804 - 1815. Gilt hard paste porcelain. Marked "Manufacture de S.M. l'Imperatrice. P.L. Dago

French First Empire Style Ormolu Mounted Dining Table, 20th c., the oval top over a wide skirt with ormolu mounts, on double ormolu mounted triple column supports, on concave tripodal bases, on ball f

Featuring rosewood veneer and ebonized front columns, with gilt mounts and (4) dovetailed drawers. Dimensions: H 40" x W 44.25" x D 24" Condition: Veneer with chips, cracks, losses, and a few previous

Antique 1831 French Infantry Sword with Cast Brass Handle MEDIUM: Cast Brass and forged Iron DIMENSIONS: 23 inches over all CIRCA: Mid 19th C. ATTRIBUTION: French Military Issue DESCRIPTION: This lot

"Lit Bateau" style full daybed, c. Early 19th Century. Dimensions: (Exterior) H 42.25" x W 88" x D 57.5" (Interior) W 82.5" x D 50" Condition: Loosening to joinery, particularly at front columns; may

OLD French Pre civil war Infantry Sword with brass grip and D Guard, 28" total. 23" blade

Authentic Antique 1813 Named and Dated Infantry possibly non commission sword that could attach to a rifle . Approx. 27 inches .Un touched for decades. some cleaning required.  Roughly

A French First Empire dragoons officers saber with battle guard and scabbard. Brass frame. The guard is decorated with six branches forming an openwork shell. The wooden handle is covered with black w

Pair of French First Empire-Style Bronze Dore et Patine Four-Light Candelabra, fourth quarter 19th century, on leaf-molded bases decorated with mounts of cupids carrying the torch of love on the fron

Comprised of: 1) Two reproduction gilt snake inter-locking buckles. 2) One reproduction cape snake buckle with French flags and crowns. 3) French First Empire giberne tongue cap with rooster. 4) Recen

The blade and guard made in steel engraved blade. French First Empire Napoleonic pattern brass pommel wood handle covered with leather and filigree wire. Blade length of 87 cm. Maker markings on the b

Title: Paris porcelain sugar bowl, early 19th century Origin: French Date/Period: : Pre 1837 VR item #892624 Materials: Porcelain A French First Empire period sugar bowl, c 1810-30. Probably Paris, un

An early 19th century French First Republic / Empire 950 standard silver sugar vase, Paris 1798-1809 by Marc Jacquard (reg. 1798) The square form base raised upon three anthemia feet, the vase section

Ornate French officers sword, gilt brass hilt with acanthus leaf finial on pommel, reticulated knuckle guard, medallions at quillon with bust on one, classical maiden at other, checkered carved grip..