17th / e.18th C. French Nuns' Chair

Simple low oak with open back, flat seat, block and turned front legs and turned front stretcher. 17th / early 18th C. Total height, approx. 33 1/2", width approx. 14 1/2", depth approx. 12".

Carved wood frame with open back. Retail label to underside. c.1650. H. 34" W. 15 3/4" D. 16"

With needlepoint tapestry covering. Dimensions: H 37" x W 10" x D 11" x SH 17.5" Condition: Prior restoration evident; stretcher replaced, wood refinished. Soiling and some losses to fabric.

French Regence Carved Walnut Side Chair, E.18th C., foliate carving, cabriole leg with shell motif, upholstered in silk striped fabric (JGRO0143){MM} Measurements:36"H x 23"W x 29"D

Armchair with needlepoint upholstery, French style, late 19th/ early 20th C., reproduction of 17th century chair, carved scrollwork crest, square upholstered back with sweeping carved arms, supported

17th C. French Aubbuson Tapestry. French Aubbuson tapestry. Allegorical scene with vivid colors, hand dyed fine wool, castles, chinese temple and peacock. Measures - 9' x 16'. Tapestry is as is.

Nice 17th C. French Military Swept-hilt Rapier Sword with Nicely Chiseled Fleur-de-lis to Pommel, Typical Elaborate Steel Mounted Hilt with Later Braid Brass & Copper Wire Grip. Double-fullered Blade

An Allegory of the Good Shepherd, a standing figure in broad hat with sheep surrounding her, on a rocky base, probably Normandy region, roughly 35" x 19" x 15". Replaced ear to one sheep, repaired hat

Fragment tapestry, size: 2'10"x2'5" Please note that this lot has a reserve. When you leave a bid in advance of the auction, submit your maximum. LiveAuctioneers will bid on your behalf as much as nec

Very fine & rare 17th C. French Noblemans Swept Hilt Rapier with Gold Gilt Hilt, Fine Braid Wire Grip & Maker Marked Multi-fullered Blade.Full Length 38.5 inch Blade Length 32 inch

Very rare 17th Century French iron spider helmet composed of woven bands riveted together, and swiveling hanging bars with flanged ends. Heavy wear with age, oxidation throughout.

Massive Chateau Size, 54 H X 18 D X 6.75 W. From Ernesto Klun Antiques. Rg386

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Large 17th c. Hand Carved French Gothic Wood Panel. Purchased in the 1970s from the Carnegie Museum. Measures 28"x69"x2". PROVENANCE: A Charleston Private Estate. Pickup only or Shipping on this item

The Martyrdom of Pope St. Fabian, Bishop of Rome, of the Decian Persecution, 250 AD. Oil on linen, unsigned. The Mitres probably represent the Bishops of Gaul that he created to organize the church in

European, France, Baroque Period, ca. 17th century CE. An opulent Corinthian capital to a column, interestingly carved from walnut wood to boast an ornate design. Presenting a circular base that rises

18th c. upholstered French chair. 22" seat Ht., 34" overall Ht..

Rare 17th Century earthenware double-handled urn, used for storing walnut oil. Discovered on an underwater dive, in a sealed shipping container off the coast of Marseille. With strong emerald green gl

Europe, France, likely Lyon, ca. early 17th century CE. A cast bronze apothecary's mortar with a wide, conical body on a round, flat base with lead inside of it. The exterior body of the mortar has si

Western Europe, France, ca. 17th to early 18th century CE. A hand-carved wooden statue of Mary Magdalene dressed in cascading robes adorned in crimson pigment and layers of gilding. Mary stands atop a

**First Time At Auction** Europe, France, Jacques Callot (French, 1592-1635), "Two Pantaloons Dancing" etching, ca. 1621 to 1622 CE. An etching on paper entitled "Two Pantaloons Dancing," plate 35 of

Museum quality 17th century terracotta water orjol. Found during a dive in the port of Marseille. 17th c. form of Languedoc-Roussilon orjol. With some glaze remains. Dimensions: H 16.25" x W 13.5" x D

Large 17th c. Hand Carved French Gothic Wood Panel. Purchased in the 1970s from the Carnegie Museum. Measures 28"x69"x2". PROVENANCE: A Charleston Private Estate. Pickup only or Shipping on this item

Glazed pottery of St. Onge (Bordeaux). Interior green was the hallmark of the 17th-18th centuries. Dimensions: H 10.5" x W 11.5" x D 8" Condition: Losses to glaze throughout. A few fine scattered crac