Pair 18th Century French Caned Bergere de Bureau

18th century French Caned Bergere de Bureau. A comparable pair of Bergeres. A Louie XV Beechwood Bergere de Bureau With leather squab cushion, circa 1740. The two magnificently carved. (101-5007B) 26.

French, 18th C., with caned back and seat, removeable leather seat, stamped E. Meunier. 36"h x 25-1/2"w x 20-1/2"d Provenance: Property of Ian Irving, New York and East Hampton

LOUIS XV CHERRY SLANT FRONT DESK (BUREAU DE PENTE)French provincial, 18th century. Slant lid with inlaid star medallion opens to the fitted interior over two short and one long drawer, raised on slend

To include "A View of the Town-House or Guild Hall of Paris" and "Vue de Chateau Royal D'amboise" : mid 20th century prints after the antique, housed in concave giltwood frames. Copperplate engravings

Louis XV Caned Beechwood Fauteuil de Bureau Mid-18th century The arched caned back and loose-cushionhed seat raised on cabriole legs, carved throughout with foliage and flowerheads. Height 34 1/2 inch

Pair of antique 18th century French hand painted porcelain male & female harvester figurines. Each measures approx. 9" Tall. Each bear blue General Count Custine mark under glaze to base. From a Boca

French, 18th century. Foliate carved fruitwood bureau de dame or ladies writing desk, having a fall front writing surface, the lid with a marquetry inlaid panel depicting the Holy (Spirit) Ghost, the

Pair Framed Antique 18th Century Genevieve de Nangis Regnault (French,1746-1802) Hand Colored Botanical Engravings. On laid paper. Features smaller depictions of flower or plant anatomy. Professionall

Pair Framed Antique 18th Century Genevieve de Nangis Regnault (French,1746-1802) Hand Colored Botanical Engravings. On laid paper. Features smaller depictions of flower or plant anatomy. Professionall

French, late 18th C. Overall: 34"h Seat height: 16-1/2"h

A pair of early 20th century French bergere armchairs, c. 1940's. These unusual chairs feature stained and carved wood frames with delicately double-paneled caned arms and period "dusty rose" mohair f

Francois Nicholas Martinet (French, 18th C), pair of hand colored engravings, "Perruche, de la Guiane" & "Geai du Perou", 8-1/2" x 7" plate, 17-1/4" x 13-3/4" overall, good condition, not examined out

Pair of French walnut armchairs,18th c, caned backs and seats with leather cushions on top of the caned seats, carved foliate arms, legs, sides and back, appx 39 1/2"t x 25"w x 19"d. In good condition

Pair of framed portrait prints of 18th Century French noble women. Housed in matching gold gilt frames. First print titled to verso La Duchesse De Berry (Marie Louise Elisabeth D'Orleans). Stamped to

Pair of French Ivory 18th century Portraits. Man is adorned with Order of the Holy Spirit cross and Order of the Golden Fleece cross–French L’Ordre de la Toison d’Or, German Der Orden vom

Meticulously restored and maintained, this pair of armchairs exudes the luxury of the finest turn-of-the-century craftsmanship. The solid wood frames have aged to a rich, warm patina, suggesting a com

18th century French with carved frames, foilage designs with roses, gold gilt, 41" tall, 27" wide.

French,18th/19th century, pair of red ground parcel gilt Baroque style wooden recessed boiserie panels, each having scrolled foliate decoration, apparently unmarked. Provenance: Acquired Maison de Fra

French,18th/19th century, pair of red ground parcel gilt Baroque style wooden recessed boiserie panels, each having scrolled foliate decoration, apparently unmarked. Provenance: Acquired Maison de Fra

Nicolas Heurtaut (French, 1720-1771) A pair of caned and carved arm chairs Impressed mark to back of seat rail Approx. height 38", width 26", depth 20.5"

Pair of Carver's Guild Panier de Fleur Wall Mirrorscontemporary, carved and parcel gilt wood, modeled in the French 18th century style, completed in the guild's Versailles finish, labeled to verso. 54

Eleven French 17th century fashion plates from the Bureau of Historical Fashions and Costumes, Edited by Pauquet Brothers, C 1870's. Plates include: 1) Noblesse Lorraine, Regne de Louis XIII, 1625. 2)

Eleven French 18th century fashion plates from the Bureau of Historical Fashions and Costumes, Edited by Pauquet Brothers, C 1870's. Plates include: 1) Chevalier a la mode, Regne de Louis XIV, 1700. 2

Late 18th to early 19th century, French; patinated; including Marie-Joseph-Paul-Yves-Roch-Gilbert du Motier, Marquis de Lafayette (French, 1757-1834) and a gentleman; on a draped gilt ormolu mounted w