18th Century French Provincial Panetiere

Walnut with granite top. Circa 1790. 33"W. x 16"D. x 35"H. Mansion Upper Hall. NO RESERVE. This lot was formerly the property of well-known real estate developer Mr. Melvin Simon and his wife, Bren Si

18th century French Provincial wall-hanging panetiere or bread box, with locked door at center, 44" H x 34 1/4" W x 17 1/2" L.

French Provincial carved walnut commode, late 18th or early 19th century, the shaped top surmounting three drawers centering ribbon tied escutcheons with laurel swags flanked by carved panels with C-s

Late 18th or early 19th century French Provincial walnut serpentine commode, having a shaped top above three long drawers with molded panels centering carved rocaille and terminating in stylized acant

French Provincial walnut armoire, 18th century, having a molded cornice above two paneled doors with large brass escutcheons, opening to interior shelves, ending in a shaped apron and a rising on scro

Late 18th century French Provincial walnut armoire, the arched top surmounting the conforming two-door case opening to reveal a painted interior with two serpentine shelves, likely later, over the low

18th century French Provincial Louis XV-style double door oak commode, 39"h x 52"l x 23"d.

Mid 18th century French Provincial carved walnut bombe' commode, the moulded rectangular top surmounting three drawers above the serpentine apron, the whole rising on four whorl feet, 37.5"h x 47"w x

French, 18th century. Carved oak or walnut provincial regence/Louis XV tall case clock, having a scrolled foliate decorated hood, enamel dial with Roman numerals, later Louis Boname movement, the trun

Country French amoire with wire inset doors. 87h x 51w x 26d. Structurally sound; slight repair needed at crown. 18th c

18th C. French Provincial fruitwood commode, the top inlaid with a stylized star, over a bombe shaped 5-drawer base with serpentine front, original locks and brass hardware, with carved apron and shor

with shaped front and original heavy gilt bronze hardware. 55w x 32d x 44h

18th C. French provincial walnut bombe commode, the serpentine top over conforming base with three long drawers having scrolling brass pulls and lock plates raised on carved legs. 33.25"H x 47"W x 26.

18th C. French Provincial walnut commode with bombe and serpentine shaped front with paneled drawer fronts, having two short drawers over two long drawers, on scrolled feet. All pegged construction. 7

Beautiful two-over-two chest with large and highly decorative bronze floral-form bail pulls and foliate escutcheons. Dimensions: H 34.75" x W 50" x D 24" Condition: True antique patina and wear throug

Simple chest of three dovetailed drawers with French moldings. Dimensions: H 33.5" x W 49.5" x D 28" Condition: Prior professional refinishing, reinforcements to underside and legs; some separation to

French Provincial carved walnut sideboard server, 18th c., the rectangular top over three drawers, spaced by floral head medallions, three paneled doors below open to interior shelving, on a straight

Antique French oak table with rouge marble top. [28 1/2" H x 32 1/4" W x 21" D; Marble top: 1" H x 37 1/2" W x 22" D]. Left back top of leg split; marble in overall good condition.

Architectural corner cabinet in two pieces, with traditional recessed panel molding. Dimensions: (Overall) H 89.5" x W 33" x D 19" Condition: Pieces not attached. Wood previously refinished. Lower cab

Carved with simple motifs of an 8-pointed star and cross. Interior with brass clothes bar, added later. Key included. Dimensions: H 90.5" x W 54.5" x D 21" Condition: Armoire sturdy. Wear consistent w

18th C. French Provincial two-door cabinet, having three drawers on top, 47"h. x 59"w. x 22"d.

18th C. French Walnut Provincial Buffet a Deux Corps, curved bracket and scrolled foot, oak secondary wood (WSTU9127)[MM] Dimensions:96"H x 60"W x 25"D

With a bleached finish and 2 doors. From an East 57th St NYC estate. - Dimensions: 36" x 20" x 56"

A late 18th century, French Provincial marquetry table finished all the way around, circa 1780, with four drawers and inlay featuring a bird with a cherry in its mouth. The marquetry on the top is mad