An Antique French Desk Globe

A turn of the century French desk clock with globe. 30-hour time only German movement with balance wheel escapement, Silvered dial and Arabic numerals, also drives the 7" upper terrestrial globe with

Eugene Farcot, French, 1830-1896. A late 19th century French desk clock with top mounted globe by "Delemarche, Paris 1868". 8-day time and strike visible movement with porcelain chapter ring and Roman

French modernist industrial lab lamp made in the 1950's or earlier .It looks like a bespoke refurbishing of a photo lab projector in a desk lamp . Size H.29 globe D.6 , rewired , good antique conditio

Metal wire framework decorated with nine mirrors (largest with hand painted floral designs), ormolu flowers, leaves, dove with wreath, trim pieces, and wax flower bud garlands. Red velvet tufted cushi

Rare All Original Antique French Globe De Mariee Marriage Case/Vitrine with Quilted Interior. It measures 11.5 inches tall by 9.5 inches wide by 7.5 inches deep..

Antique French Globe de Mariee Keepsake Anniversary Dome, measuring 17.5 inches. Brides in France and Belgium used to begin these upon their wedding, slowly filling them with Wedding and Marriage keep

Antique French Globe de Mariee Keepsake Anniversary Dome, measuring 23.5 inches. Brides in France and Belgium used to begin these upon their wedding, slowly filling them with Wedding and Marriage keep

Antique French Globe de Mariee Keepsake Anniversary Dome, measuring 16 inches in height. Brides in France and Belgium used to begin these upon their wedding, slowly filling them with Wedding and Marri

Antique French Globe de Mariee Keepsake Anniversary Dome, measuring 17 inches in height. Brides in France and Belgium used to begin these upon their wedding, slowly filling them with Wedding and Marri

French Belle Époque period globe de Marie / bride's globe. Hand-crafted in France in the late 19th century, featuring sculptural gilt metal framework decorated with small mirror plates. Brides in

Walnut. Metal hardware. 29 1/2" h x 47 1/4" w x 23" d.

Wooden inlay design. Antique originally French. Purchased in South Africa in the late 70's.

Leather top inlaid antique french desk with bronze accents. Measures 32.5" tall, 42" wide and 23.5" deep.

41" long x 21" deep x 29.5" high

Two drawers with bale handles. Dimensions: H 29.5" x W 67" x D 28" Condition: Few old splits, repairs, and reinforcements. Wear consistent with age and use including surface marks and distress.

Paint decorated. One drawer. Inlaid. Hand painted swan scene on a pond at night. Leather top. Brass mounts. 30" h x 40 1/2" w x 22 3/4" d.

Antique French Writing Desk w/ Barley Twist Legs Size : 29.5" T x 41.5" L x 24" D

This 9 inches French globe is a "Forest " with an address in Paris , 17 rue de Buci ,this company was a School supply company at the turn of the 19th.century which disappeared in the early XX century.

This 9 inches French globe is a "forest " with an address in Paris , 44 rue des Champs , this company was a School supply and a map editor company during the 19th. century which disappeared in the ear

This 4 inches French globe is a "Forest " with an address in Paris , 44 rue des Champs , this company was a School supply and a map editor company founded in the 19th. century which disappeared in the

This 5 inches French globe is a "Forest " with an address in Paris , 17 rue de Buci ,this company was a School supply company at the turn of the 19th.century which disappeared in the early XX century.

Alphonse Giroux, Antique French Lap Desk mid 19th century, Paris, ebonized hardwood case, linear inlaid brass borders, slant front lid with centered inlaid brass foliate cartouche, monogrammed "LB," o

Antique French Chinoiserie Desk ClockThe enamel decorated case highlighted with brass mounts, feet, and finials.The back of clock case with brass cover, revealing a twist wind-up movement8" Tall,

This 5 inches French globe is a "Forest " with an address in Paris , 17 rue de Buci ,this company was a School supply company at the turn of the 19th.century which disappeared in the early XX century.