Au Petit Parisien "Lion" table

Au Petit Parisien "Lion" table, Contemporary, France, thick grey marble slab top over six-leg patinated cast iron base, terminating in lion paw feet, manufacturer's tag to leg, 32.75"h x 73.5"l x 20.2

A French Oak and Iron Bookcase by Au Petit Parisien 20th Century Height 90 x width 47 x depth 22 inches. Property of a Palm Beach Collector

Pair Au Petit Parisienne bookcase etageres, Contemporary, France, iron frame with oak stationary and adjustable shelves, each with metal manufacturers tag, each 90"h x 47"w x 22"d

(pair) Architectural carved marble table bases, with winged lion supports, approx 24"h, 38"w, 8.5"d Start Price: $1,200.00

Maitland Smith, Pair of Lion Table Lamps20th century, single socket form, patinated bronze recumbent lion, on pedestal with crisscross pattern and shell and foliate design on one side, raised on stone

Italian Renaissance Revival carved walnut table, 20th c., having molded rectangular top and apron, over four richly detailed sculptural lion legs, depicted seated with open mouth, rising on trestle ba

Pair Au Petit Parisienne bookcase etageres, Contemporary, France, iron frame with oak stationary and adjustable shelves, each with metal manufacturers tag, each 90"h x 47"w x 22"d

WW1 US Model 1918 AU Lion Cast Brass Knuckle Knife w/ L.F. & C. Scabbard. Knife is in nice aged condition with some of original black finish left on minimally worn blade and spike pommel. Upturned han

HUGE LE PETIT PARISIEN FRENCH COLOR LITHOGRAPHIC ADVERTISING POSTER BY ANDREINI, CIRCA 1920, SIGNED IN THE PLATE, PROVENANCE: SPENCER WEISZ GALLERIES, CHICAGO, VERY GOOD VINTAGE CONDITION, NO FOLDS, A

Description - a walnut high chest with sculpted drawer fronts, by Red Lion Table Company. Dimensions - 48" x 42" x 20"

Blanc" 1940. Signed lower right. Inventory label with $6,500 listing affixed verso. Marcel Vertes (Hungarian, 1895 - 1961). From the estate of a New York art dealer. - Dimensions: 20" high x 17" wide.

Au Lion Model 1918 Mk I Trench Knife 6.25" double edged spear point blade with pronounced median ridge, .94" wide at widest point. 11.125" in overall length, including the correct four-sided pointed c

Italian Renaissance Revival carved walnut table, early 20th c., having foliate carved apron, on full bodied lion supports, stretcher-joined base, ending on large scrolled feet, approx 33"h, 78.5"l, 38

Maitland Smith, patinated metal male lion mounted as a lamp, label to the underside Approx. h. to top of socket 19.5", w. 20.75", d. 6.25"; sculpture height 9.75"

Vintage brass lion table lamp, featuring gilt metal shade 18"h x 12"w x 6.5"d Provenance: Property from a Terrell Hills, Texas mansion We happily provide seamless shipping services on everything we

Description - Red Lion Table Co. 4 piece bedroom set. Dimensions - dresser - 31" x 78" x 20"

Description - A walnut credenza/chest with sculpted drawer fronts by Red Lion Table Company. Dimensions - 31" x 78" x 20"

Heavy Carved Granite Lion Table Base. -- Dimensions: H: 27 inches: W: 6 inches: D: 19 inches ---

STAFFORDSHIRE LION TABLE LAMP W/ SHADE Height: 22 in. by Width: 16 in. by Depth: 10

Piece is signed V H SIEFERT. Appears to be VICTOR HEINRICH SEIFERT. Table base has 3 seated Lion figures. Base appears to be composite, 3 pillars appear to be metal. Base has inverted leaf relief deta

Early 20th century figural table lamp in the Italian taste, depicting a stalking tiger executed in variegated marble in front of an alabaster column supporting a half dome with light bulb, the whole r

Decorative table sculpture, attributed to Maitland-Smith, late 20th c., penshell-tiled face, patinated iron mane, on a stone-tiled plinth, approx 23.5"h, 17.5"l, 12"w, 22lbs Start Price: $100.00

Lalique (French). Two crystal ashtrays. Includes frosted crystal lions head ashtray (6 in. x 2 1/2 in.), and octopus design bowl ashtray (8 1/2 in. x 2 1/4 in.) Both with "Lalique France" inscribed si

20th century. Handsomely carved lamps having been nicely polychromed and with carved finials to match. Good overall condition. H29 3/4" Sold from the collection of a late South Carolina scholar.