SOLD Eight Signed Swedish Gustavian Period Chairs, Lindome, circa 1780
A rare matched set of eight Gustavian period chairs each stamped with the signature of Nils Svensson, Lindome chairmaker 1757- 1801. Svensson lived and worked in Skaggered, a small town in the district of Lindome. The chairs retain traces of the original blue paint and have beautiful details with a cutout diamond pattern beneath the
-SOLD- A Swedish Rococo Period Stockholm Trågsoffa Attributed to Christopher Tietze, circa 1760
Although not signed by Christopher Tietze, this magnificent trågsoffa has all the earmarks of this Stockholm carpenter's work. From the intricate carving and details of shells across the apron, to the diamond pattern on each side, and elegant elements at the top this sofa; it truly is a special piece. Tietze, was born in Sweden
-SOLD- A Swedish Sideboard Dry Scraped to Original Blue Paint from Stockholm C. 1770
This uniquely large sideboard originated from a manor just north of Stockholm and was made during the transitional period between Rococo and Gustavian, around 1770. The piece’s original blue-green paint shows perfect age and dry scraped patina with the grain of the pine peaking through and adding bands of color. This sideboard has a total
SOLD A Swedish Rococo Period Tall-case Clock, circa 1760
This dramatic Swedish clock dates to the Rococo period & retains its original pale grey paint. This is an important clock with many fine details including a brass ring framing the impressive works, original glass side windows, & a large brass pendulum. It is signed by the maker Johan Fjällströn. Has been serviced & is in
SOLD A Swedish Rococo Period Original Painted Cupboard from Bergslagen Circa 1770
This cupboard, from an area northwest of Stockholm, was made by a master craftsman and artist. The combination of faux grain painting in blue and coral on the doors is fantastic and all original. This special piece has all the best elements of the rococo period. A decorative cornice is supported by elegant half columns
SOLD An Antique Swedish Cupboard from Jamtland Dated and Signed 1798
This charming country cupboard is a real jewel with all original interior and exterior painting executed by a true artist. The exterior is a rich shade of dark green highlighted by a faux marble painted molding, and charming flowers with a ribbon in the center. It was probably given as a gift to a newlywed
-SOLD- A Set of Six Swedish Stockholm Made Dining Chairs, Circa 1760-1770
These six perfectly matched chairs are elegant in their simplicity. The backs, with a keyhole design are framed with a discreetly carved line and gently curved for comfort. The apron is carved with decorative draping, continuing on to sturdy curved legs typical of the Rococo style. The off white, almost creamy paint surface is original
SOLD A Swedish Rococo Period Tall Case Clock, circa 1760
This dramatic Swedish Rococo period tall case clock that once stood in a large manor house, has grand proportions, and the beautiful curved shape typical of the Rococo period. It has a number of features that set it apart, including a brass edge framing the glass door, a large brass pendulum, and the original painted
-SOLD- A Swedish, Signed, Gustavian Sold Period “Trågsoffa” from Stockholm Circa 1790
This trågsoffa is a masterwork. Signed by chairmaker Lars Söderholm, an important member of the Stockholm Guild, whose exceptional skill is showcased in this piece. The sofa has carved fleurons on the top of each collared leg, and the apron shows great attention to detail. The paint is original. This piece has the makers initials
-SOLD- A Rococo Period Secretary from Varmland, Sweden, in Original Paint C. 1760
This extraordinary secretary has original faux marble painted doors on both the top and bottom in a wonderful shade of blue. The trim and sides have been dry scraped to the blonde wood surface, allowing the original intended contrast to the blue paint to shine. At the top, the unusual cornice is also painted in
-SOLD- Pair of Swedish Slagbord Tables C. 1780-1920
This pair of slagbord tables comes from "Augerum House," an 18th century manor house in Augerum village, Blekinge County, Sweden. The two tables are each complete and can be used separately, but were made to be joined together with wooden cleats resulting in a banquet table 12 feet in length seating 12 to 18 people.
A Swedish Gustavian Period Secretary with Original Painted Interior C. 1840
A fine gustavian period secretary from northern Sweden. All the paint is original, with the exterior being dry scraped down to its original off-white paint. The interior features stepped drawers, arched nooks, and a reeded door all in the original deep bottle green paint with red accents and initials of the owner (KPD) and date
-SOLD-A Fine Pair of Swedish Late Gustavian Period Barrel Back Chairs in Original Paint, Circa 1800
These high quality period chairs have delicate carvings across the back, accented with a flower medallion at the corners. The same motif is repeated on the apron and sides. The reeded acanthus legs have the added detail of a raised collar at the top and show traces of the original green paint. The high back
-SOLD- A Swedish Gustavian Period Cupboard in Original Paint from Hälsingland, Circa 1800
This spectacular cupboard in two parts has all original paint, including the interior. It has an unusual, and amply sized open central shelf for serving and display. The entire cupboard is outlined by a carved leaf motif repeated on the front and sides. The leaves likely belong to the mountain-ash, known as the “rönn” tree
-SOLD- A Swedish Rococo Period Blue Painted Three-part Cupboard Circa 1760
This Rococo period cupboard in a pale shade of old blue paint has just the right amount of detail to give it a stately elegance. Recessed carvings on the upper doors echo the shape of the cornice, which is typical of Rococo period design, while carved panels on the lower doors reinforce the overall look.
- SOLD - Pair of Swedish Barrel Back Armchairs in the Style of Ephraim Ståhl, Circa 1860-80
These armchairs are a testament to the work of the talented Swedish craftsmen Ephraim Ståhl. Ståhl was an Åldermän of the Stolmakareämbetet, the Stockholm guild of chair makers, from 1794 to 1820. An avant-garde chair maker at the time, he was influenced by the artifacts brought back to Sweden by King Gustav III during his
A Swedish Rococo Period Cabinet in White Paint C. 1770
This early Rococo cabinet has all the right details, giving it a harmonious elegance. Recessed carvings on the upper doors echo the gracefully curved shape of the cornice. The hardware is all original, with ornate escutcheons featuring two cherubs holding the crown of Sweden. The ball feet, usually seen on baroque period furniture, show how
-SOLD- An Important French Louis XVI Period Giltwood Mirror With Bow
This mirror is a beauty, with original gilt throughout, and all the decorative details intact and in good condition. The top is adorned with a masterful bow over an oval medallion, framing a flower surrounded by leaves and vines. The divided original glass is in good condition, with just the right amount of age. This
SOLD An Early Set of Four Swedish Rococo Lindome Chairs Circa 1750
We were very excited to find this set of extraordinary Dining Chairs, made in Lindome, Sweden, circa 1750. They have all the specific characteristics of chairs made in Lindome at that time. This includes an exaggerated knee, with an elegant “C” shaped curve on the inside, and ball and claw feet; a design element that
-SOLD- A Rococo Period Trågsoffa from Västergötland Sweden Circa 1770
The “Trågsoffa” is one of the best Swedish designs combining comfort with elegance. This particular piece has three generous cushions at the back, and full upholstery at the sides. The apron is carved with shell motifs, typical of the Rococo period, that follow the curve of the wood. The legs end in elegant curved feet.
-SOLD- A Swedish Tall Case Mora Clock in the Original Blue Paint Circa 1800
This dramatic clock, in a fantastic shade of original blue, is adorned at the top with a fan. The movement was made by A.P. Ryberg in Loushult, a small village in Skåne, located in the south of Sweden. A.P. Rydberg was an important clockmaker, and the high quality movement is stamped with his initials, numbered,
Sold A Swedish Period Stockholm Made Clock Circa 1760
This elegant clock retains the original pale blue paint surface and beautiful chinoiserie paintings. Faint touches of gold frame the face and the opening for the pendulum. The face is signed A. Lundberg. A great example of the Rococo style, the clock has a carved three tier bonnet and glass panels on the front and
SOLD A Swedish Mora Clock With Crown in Pale Green Paint Circa 1800
This special Mora clock has an elegant proportion with a slightly exaggerated wide middle curving into a graceful narrow neck. The crown with the cross, surrounded by oak leaves, indicates that it was likely made for someone in the royal household of the Wasa family of kings. The traces of pale green-grey paint are original.
-SOLD- A Pair of Swedish Gustavian Style Barrel Back Chairs With Hoof Feet Circa 1880
These elegant chairs have many of the characteristics of the Gustavian style developed under the reign of King Gustav III by the chairmakers of the Stockholm guild in the late 18th century. The hoof feet, both back and front, are beautifully executed. The backs of the chairs are framed with detailed carving ending in a
A Swedish Rococo Period Sold Linen Press or Cupboard With Two Drawers Circa 1760
This fantastic cupboard in a perfect shade of all original Swedish blue paint is a rare piece that is hard to find in such great condition. It has a simple curved cornice with the same carving echoed on the doors. The cupboard is unusually deep making it a perfect place for storing linens. The hardware
-SOLD- A Swedish Rococo Period Cabinet in Original Blue Green Paint C. 1790
What drew us to this gem of a Swedish antique cabinet is the wonderful shades of the original paint. The vertical doors echo the domed shape of the top, and this motif is repeated also in the carving of the panels. The doors open to reveal two shelves, and a silverware rack. The locks work
SOLD A Swedish Gustavian Period Blue Painted Two-part Corner Cupboard Circa 1817
The original blue paint on this cupboard can only be described as perfect, epitomizing everything we love about Swedish blues. The cupboard itself has a series of carved moldings on the top and bottom of the upper section, which are repeated on the bottom portion surrounding four narrow drawers. Each series of carvings varies slightly,
A Set of Six Swedish Gustavian Chairs in Original Paint C. 1790
This set of six matching Gustavian period dining chairs has been dry scraped to the original paint. Exceptionally deep and detailed carving is seen throughout these chairs. The vertical pattern of carving seen is unique and separates this set from more traditional Gustavian chairs. The chair backs are ergonomically curved, sturdy, and quite comfortable with
-SOLD- A Swedish Gustavian Period Blue Painted Corner Cabinet Circa 1780
With a classically inspired open pediment, that frames gracefully reeded side panels, this piece exhibits the best elements of the Gustavian style. A single door opens to reveal four curved shelves providing great storage. The bottom portion, with dental molding and carvings resembling tassels, has a single drawer and door with one interior shelf. The
SOLD A Pair of Swedish Gustavian Period Barrel Back Armchairs
These elegant barrel back chairs are some of the best we have seen. The proportions are perfect with the back high enough to be quite comfortable. The traces of cream paint are original, and the legs are gently curved. Delicate carvings throughout are typical of the Gustavian period, with a delicate woman’s face subtly carved
SOLD A Swedish Gustavian Period Bench in Original Paint, circa 1800
A Swedish Gustavian period Settee in an unusual design with half curved sides. This piece has beautiful carving and details including large visible iron bolts and a beautiful patina with original paint.It dates to 1800 and is newly upholstered in a French linen fabric. SKU 7-7227 Price $12,000 69"Wide 37" high 29" deep
Sold A Swedish TwoSold Part Late Rococo Period Secretary Circa 1780
This two part Rococo secretary dates to the late 18th century, and is a transitional piece with a top cornice of Rococo design and feet that reflect the Gustavian style. The early hardware features escutcheons topped with a crown and cross, and drawer pulls with a fleur de lis motif, adding desirability. The exterior is
-SOLD- A Set of Six Swedish Lindome “Gunnebo” Dining Chairs circa 1790
These beautifully crafted chairs were designed by Carl Wilhelm Carlsberg, a noted chair maker in Lindome Sweden, in the 18th and early 19th centuries. This model of chair was created for the dining room at the Gunnebo Manor House outside of Gothenburg. Notable features are the hops and flower carvings on the crest and apron,
-SOLD- A Pair of Swedish Lindome Armchairs Circa 1800
This rare pair of armchairs were made in Lindome, Sweden, circa 1800. Their most important feature is the unusually large and impressive carving of the Hops plant’s flower and leaves on the crest of the chair. The arms are beautifully stylized, slender and elegant. The backsplats have four reeded panels. The reeded legs are topped
SOLD A Swedish Rococo Console Table in a Blue Green Paint, circa 1760
This very special console table in original Swedish blue/green paint has beautifully detailed carvings in a basket weave pattern on all sides and a drawer in the front. This is an unusual feature allowing it to be free standing in a room. The beautiful carvings continue on the curved legs with details echoed on the
-SOLD- Six Blue Swedish Gustavian Period Dining Chairs, circa 1790
An assembled set of six Swedish Gustavian period "Lotus Pattern" dining chairs in original blue paint circa 1790. The chairs are signed and stamped Sven Andersson, Knipered, Lindome, Sweden. ref. 7-6923 $12,000 33" high 17" wide 16" deep
-SOLD- A Gustavian Period Cabinet with Coral and Blue Diamond Carvings, Circa 1790
This stunning cabinet is in one part, with the doors closing to highlight the spectacular carvings that define this piece. The raised diamond carvings retain the original coral highlights that are painted in an alternating pattern, creating a visually striking masterpiece of 18th century cabinetry. The molding that decorates the top and bottom are in
SOLD A Rare Gustavian Period Tall Case Mora Clock, circa 1780
This unusual clock has a lyre motif on the door and was probably commissioned for a music room. The elegant cutout design of the door is backed with pleated blue silk. There is an extra element of a collar with dental molding below the bonnet. The face is signed Anders Son and Mora, the area
SOLD A Swedish Gustavian Period Settee from Lindome, Circa 1780
This spectacular settee is a fine example of the work of the renowned chairmakers guild in lindome, sweden. The lindome signature, of the fruit and flowers of the hops plant, is beautifully expressed in exquisite carvings on the crest and apron, which are spaced between geometric carvings. This pattern is echoed on the arms as
SOLD A Swedish Rococo Period Tall Case Clock, circa 1760
An elegant Swedish Rococo period clock in the original very pale green paint surface with touches of gold remaining on the face and bevel. It stands on curved feet typical of the period. The clock has a side window revealing the works and a large brass pendulum; A very pretty example of a fine Swedish
-SOLD- A Swedish Rococo Period Secretary in Blue Paint, C. 1760
A stand out feature of this piece is the original blue paint on the two upper doors as well as the sides. The lower drawers and the front of the pull down desk have been retouched at a later date. The interior of the upper double door cabinet is painted a pale yellow. The top
-SOLD- A Set of Six Swedish Gustavian Period Stockholm Dining Chairs With Upholstered Backrests Circa 1790
The backs on this elegant set of Gustavian Period chairs have spindles decorated with acanthus leaves, that end in a curved upholstered backrest. The acanthus motif is echoed on the legs as well. Chairs, such as these, are so comfortable that they were often used in salons and bedrooms, while today they are ideal for
A Swedish Mora Clock in Original Blue Paint C. 1790
This charming Mora clock is made exceptional by small touches of details such as the emblematic carving of a dragonfly on the belly, flowing hips, and the carved dots that circle the door of the bonnet, the crest, and the glass eye for the pendulum. The paint is original, showing its age nicely with a
A Set of Six Swedish Stockholm Dining Chairs Circa 1790
These elegant Gustavian Period chairs were made by the skilled craftsman of the Stockholm Guild in the late 18th century. They are both decorative and comfortable, with a carved open work motif and a curved upholstered back. The traces of white paint remaining are original. The legs, both back and front, are refined and gently
SOLD A Pair of Swedish Gustavian Style Barrel Back Chairs Circa 1850
These impressive chairs have many wonderful qualities; the grey paint surface is original, they have detailed carvings with rosettes at the side of the aprons, and acanthus leaf carvings grace the front legs, but, most importantly, is how comfortable they are. The backs are high and give support at the perfect angle, and the seats
-SOLD- A Gustavian Period Mora Clock with Original Paint from Värmland, Sweden C. 1820
Several decorative motifs are repeated throughout this fine clock, such as the unusual reeding on the door and base. The spectacular crown with an aquatic theme is in full relief on top and is repeated in a carving beneath the door. The detail of a star appears beneath the bonnet and is framed on both
An Antique Swedish Tall Case Clock Circa 1810
This unusual Swedish tall case clock, with inspiration from the antique Empire Period, imitates a Doric style fluted column, composed of a half-cylindrical body placed on a square base. This type of clock was often painted white with gilt embellishments, as in this example with the vertical gilt carvings. The movement chimes the hour, and
SOLD - Swedish Baroque Cabinet with Blue Faux Marble Mouldings C 1803
This cabinet has a shape typical to pieces from the rural Jämtland region of Sweden which is midcountry and bordering Norway. This piece, however, is no simple country cabinet. Blue pigment was the most expensive of all colors, and this piece boasts its original paint with minor touch ups. Small extravagant details like the complexity
A Cupboard from Jämtland Sweden in Original Coral Paint, C. 1810
The vivid original paint on the exterior combines with beautiful details that create a piece that is a standout example of its era. Jämtland is a county in Sweden, and during the winter, its towns get an average of only four and half hours of sunshine. To combat this, the Swedes used bright and vivid
A Swedish Gustavian Sleeping Sofa from Hälsingland C. 1790
This Gustavian sofa from northern Sweden was manufactured during the turn of the 18th century around 1790-1800 in the landskap province of Hälsingland. This piece has been dry scraped to the superb original coral paint and has a renovated seat newly upholstered in antique white linen with tubular bolster pillows made for either end. From
Six Stockholm Dining Chairs in Original Off White Paint Circa 1800
These Gustavian Period dining chairs are examples of work by the Stockholm Chair Makers Guild. The carved open work motif at the center of the back is typical of this style, which is seen in many variations. The front legs are ornately carved beginning with a rosette at the corners above a reeded leg. The
-SOLD- A Swedish Bridal Clock, circa 1820
This Swedish Bridal clock has elaborate carved floral decoration on the bonnet and retains traces of the original white paint. The works have been serviced and it is in working order. It dates to 1820. ref. 7-7258 $11,000 7'4" high 23" wide 7" deepAll of our clocks are serviced and we guarantee them to be in
A Swedish Mora Clock with An Urn Finial, circa 1790
This Swedish tall case clock in the traditional Mora style, has an interesting movement, which includes a barely ever seen subsidiary seconds dial, as well as an alarm feature. The face is signed by the maker, N. Lundgren. The pale grey/green paint surface is original. It has been serviced & is in fine working order.
SOLD A Swedish Late Gustavian Trågsoffa, circa 1800-1810
This is an unusual example of a Swedish trågsoffa, as the top and sides have detailed carvings that form a frame above the cushions and add a more finished look; while most trågsoffas are completely plain. Another added dimension is that the Gustavian style carved motif on the apron continues across the back so that
-SOLD- A Swedish Gustavian Period Corner Cupboard from Northern Sweden, Circa 1790
This cupboard in original white paint is a spectacular example of the Swedish cabinet makers art. It begins at the top with the finest beaded molding, followed by a frieze of carved leaves showing traces of the original green paint. At the center very unusual hand carved tulips in old green paint create a striking
-SOLD- An Assembled Set of Six Swedish Late Gustavian Stockholm Dining Chairs Circa 1810
This elegant set of chairs with a decorative open panel beneath an upholstered back, are very comfortable. Delicate carvings on the back, apron, and acanthus leaf legs are typical of the late Gustavian period. The old cream paint is in good condition. They have been covered in a French linen fabric. ref. 7-7913 $10,800 33”
-SOLD- A Swedish Baroque Period Blue Painted Corner Cupboard with Original Glass, Circa 1760
It is extraordinary to think that this beautiful cupboard still has the original rippled old glass after 259 years. This achievement speaks to the place of honor it must have had in the many Swedish manor houses it lived. It has beautiful carvings on both the doors and sides, and an elegant curve at the
Sold A Swedish Gustavian Period Settee Circa 1780
This charming Stockholm settee is an excellent example of the best of Gustavian design. It was made in 1780 and signed by Johan Erik Höglander, a famous chair maker of the time, who lived and worked in Stockholm. The settee has beautiful detailed carvings of roses in the center of the back and a series
-SOLD- Six Gustavian Period “Vasastol” Dining Chairs from Lindome with Wheat Pattern C 1800
This off-white set of six dining chairs shows British influence on Swedish design in the late 18th century. Made in the Lindome area of Sweden, known for its historic chairmaking, this model is referred to as “wasastolar” or “vasatol.” The name translates to “wheat-chair” coming from the carved relief of a wheat bundle seen at
-SOLD- A Late 18th Century Gustavian Buffet and Secretary in Original Paint
This handsome piece with angled sides and decorative carved oval panels is a great example of the Swedish cabinetmaker’s ingenuity. The center panel opens and can become either a secretary or a bar, depending on one’s inclination. The side panels and bottom cupboard provide excellent storage. The top surface has a beautifully carved frame accenting
Sold Four French Maison Baguès Two-Light Sconces, Circa 1940
These decorative sconces are iconic examples of the designs of Maison Baguès, known for its luxury lighting and founded in 1860. The sconces feature crystal urns with leaves and flowers emanating from the center. Found in a Villa in Saint Jean Cap Ferrat, their design is fanciful and imaginative, and brings an airy natural element
-SOLD- A Swedish Folkart Secretary Dated 1822 Attributed to Johan Backstrom
This secretary can be appreciated both as a fine piece of furniture and a work of art. Johan Backstrom was a prolific designer of many cupboards and other furniture each bearing his distinctive decorative painting. His painted furniture is on display in museums and is the subject of the book, “Johan Backstrom - Folk Artist
-SOLD- A Swedish Gustavian Sleeping Sofa with a Fully Upholstered Back C 1790
An excellent example of Gustavian workmanship, this bench has exceptional details that set it apart. The square raised section on the backrest is elegantly simple and gives the piece a refined organic quality. A guilloche frieze adorns the entire back of the top frame as it leads to the sides which are adorned with flower
-SOLD- A Pair of Swedish Gustavian Barrel Back Chairs, circa 1790
These rare barrel back chairs were made in Lindome Sweden and signed most probably with the initials of the original owner’s estate. Their whimsical design, featuring a carved pineapple on the arms rather than the expected lion’s head, is unusual and adds to their uniqueness and value. The pale off-white paint surface is original. They
SOLD A Louis XVI Period Gilt Wood Mirror with Elaborate Fleur de Lis
This elegant Louis XVI period mirror with original water gilding and old glass has a magnificent fleur de lis at the top positioned above a curved center arch. Three gilded medallions mark the six sections of the divided mirror with a curved section above. There has been some restoration to the gilding where necessary. This
SOLD A Swedish Blue Painted Mora Clock, circa 1820
This charming Mora clock retains its original blue painted surface & has an intricately carved crown topped with a cross on the bonnet. The body shape is that of a typical Mora clock with carved details surrounding the glass that reveals the brass pendulum within. The clock has been serviced & is in working order.
-SOLD- A Swedish Rococo Period Mora Clock in Original Blue Paint Circa 1775
This Mora clock has many beautiful details making it an excellent example of the period. The bonnet features windows on the sides that allow one to see the clock works. The blue original paint surface is in lovely condition. ref. 7-7753 $10,000 8” deep 24” wide 85” high All of our clocks are serviced and
SOLD A Pair of Swedish, Late Gustavian, Barrel Back Chairs, circa 1810
These Barrel Backs are particularly nice due to the high back, which makes them very comfortable. The apron has circular carvings typical of the Gustavian Period. The legs are gracefully curved, both front and back, ending with rosettes at the top. They are upholstered in a French linen fabric. ref. 7-7737 $10,000 33” high 23.5”
-SOLD- An Antique Swedish Gustavian Period "Trågsoffa"
This Swedish, Gustavian Period "Trågsoffa" retains the original pale blue paint surface with carvings of flowers on the base rail and flower medallions above reeded legs. It has been upholstered in a linen fabric in the original style, with buttons on back and side cushions. Sweden, circa 1790. ref. 7-7528 $10,000 68" long 23" deep
SOLD A Swedish Gustavian Period Blue Painted Secretary, dated 1807
This beautiful slant front secretary is unusual because it is completely original with spectacular blue paint inside and out and the original locks and hardware. It is signed by the maker and dated 1807. The interior of the desk has eight small drawers and a lovely pale creamy blue paint surface. It has two bottom
SOLD A Swedish Rococo Period Cream Painted Clock Circa 1770
This Swedish Mora clock is typical of the rococo style with an elaborate crown in the form of a shell surrounded by other decorative details. The face of the clock is signed by Anders Anderson, one of the most highly respected clockmakers at the time. The neutral creamy beige paint can fit easily into many
SOLD A Swedish Gustavian Period Console Table With Marble Top Circa 1790
This table is a rare example of the best of Gustavian era elegance and style. Its many features include beautiful carvings on the apron punctuated by rosettes at each corner, and tapered reeded legs. The carved front is accentuated by a ribbon in the form of a swag centered with a bow. The newer marble
-SOLD- Set of Six Swedish, Gustavian Period, Dining Chairs, circa 1800
This elegant set of Swedish chairs in the lotus pattern are often attributed to chair makers of the Stockholm guild. This design with its clean lines was very popular with the nobility in Stockholm and a set was commissioned for the grand dining room of Haga castle in 1805. The nicely dry scraped paint surface
-SOLD- A Swedish Late Gustavian Cupboard from Jämtland Dated 1843
This two piece cupboard alight with original blue paint is signed “MOD 1843” on the front cabinet doors. The area it comes from is Jämtland, a region in northern Sweden tangential to the Arctic Circle. During the winter its towns get an average of only four and half hours of sunshine a day. To combat
SOLD A Set of Ten Swedish, Rococo Style, Dining Chairs, circa 1900
This set of chairs in the Rococo style have a nice light grey paint surface and carved shell motif on the crest typical of the Rococo period. The shell design is repeated on the apron and the legs end in a nicely curved foot. The seats have been reupholstered and are very comfortable. The set
SOLD A Blue Swedish Rococo Period Three Drawers Chest, Circa 1760
We were happy to find this period chest with a great form typical of the Rococo period. The wonderful blue paint surface with faint touches of the original paint has been enhanced with recent repainting. There is also a useful pull out writing surface, and even better, the chest has the original brass hardware decorated
A Swedish Gustavian Period Country Cabinet in White C. 1810
This Gustavian Period country cabinet from northern Sweden was made during the early 19th century, around 1810. The cabinet retains the original finish, with a layer of white old historic paint added at some point later during the 1800’s. The inside with the original bare wood is exceptionally clean. The upper cabinet has a spoon
-SOLD- A Swedish Baroque Period Chest of Drawers in Original Blue Paint Circa 1760
This chest has great presence with a serpentine front and fantastic ball feet. The original blue paint is a wonderful color, and the brass hardware is appropriate to the period. The drawers open easily which makes it a very useful piece. ref. 7-7976 $9,600 33” high 48” wide 25” deep
-SOLD- A Rare Pair of Gustavian Period Armchairs Circa 1800
These very special armchairs have several unique features that set them apart. The crest is highlighted by a decorative scroll that is echoed in the curve of the arms, and a delicate teardrop motif enhances the bottom back slat. Delicate carvings are evident throughout, and traces of the original paint remain. ref. 7-7757 $9,600 35”
-SOLD- A Diminutive Swedish Mora Clock with Crown Dated 1863
This charming clock must have been a custom order for a special person, with a specific design and size in mind. Every element is totally unique, from the winding key that also locks the door, to the fanciful crown surrounded by two gilded finials. The original blue paint, and roman numerals, with the date: MDCCCLXIII
-SOLD- A Swedish Rococo Console Table in Original Creamy Grey Paint, Circa 1775
This exemplary table shows the indisputable marks of a superb craftsman in the Rococo elements of design. Three of the four sides are curved and swoop together in harmony with the long graceful legs. No minuscule detail was overlooked in the making of this table; the drawer has an unusually elaborate escutcheon and original working
-SOLD- A Swedish Gustavian Period Bench in Original Paint with Elaborate Bow, Circa 1790
This special bench is a real showstopper, with carvings and details that are not often seen. It has elegance and style, with an elaborately carved raised portion with leaves, flowers and dental molding, accented by finials at the four corners. The dramatic ribbon at the center holds a decorative bouquet of leaves with stylized ribbons
A Late 18th Century Swedish Mora Clock in Original Green Paint
The body of this clock has been dry scraped to reveal the beautiful original grey/green paint, with details of black and oxblood red. The bonnet has had some paint restoration in the past, but the domed glass is original. There is a carved star in the middle of the lower half of the case and
SOLD A Swedish Baroque Period Chest of Drawers in Two Parts Circa 1760
This important three-drawer chest with a graceful serpentine front sits on a separate base with slightly exaggerated curved legs, which add to its stature. The paint surface with touches of white paint remaining is original and easy to live with. The hardware is typical of the period. It is unusual to see a piece like
-SOLD- A Swedish Gustavian Period Cupboard in Original Cream Paint, Stockholm, Circa 1800
This elegant cupboard has many of the details of the Gustavian style, with a diamond design on the doors, and indented carving at the sides. It is a two-part cupboard, with the middle shelf having a half moon opening, which may have been used to allow baked items to cool and is now a perfect
A Swedish Slagbord Dining Table C. 1800
This Slagbord table circa 1800 has a wonderful patina on its original light blue-grey paint. Two pairs of graceful legs fold out to support the top when extented. Slagbord tables were loved for their utility and adaptability; a table could be folded down and with relative ease moved aside when extra space was needed. The
SOLD A Swedish Gustavian Period Blue Painted Bench Circa 1790
This bench from the Gustavian period has beautiful carving on three sides that is typical of the period. The blue paint surface is all original and in great condition. It is the ideal size to fit at the foot of a bed, or in a hall or entryway. The seat is upholstered with rough linen
SOLD A Pair of French Tole and Cast Iron Floor Lamps, circa 1900
This fantastic pair of floor lamps in a fanciful leaf and lily design with grey painted leaves and red berries date from circa 1900. The bases in the form of classical urns echo the red and grey of the flowers and the matching finials. The custom oval shades are covered in a slightly faded flower
-SOLD- A Swedish Gustavian Period Settee in Original Surface Circa 1790
This classic settee has all the hallmarks of the work of a master craftsman of the Gustavian period. The back with carved details typical of the period ends in graceful curved arms. The legs are decorated with carved fleurons and an elaborate collar. It is upholstered in a linen fabric and can seat three or
SOLD A Rococo Period White Painted Three Drawer Chest Circa 1760
This sturdy chest is all about curves and robust details. The top, carved from a thick piece of wood, has double tiered curved corners framing the sides which end in sturdy feet. The base has a carved detail echoing the curves of the top. The end result is a proportion that is pleasing to the
SOLD A Swedish Early 19th Century Secretary Circa 1837
A wonderful Swedish blue, this stately secretary has a number of great details that highlight the work of a talented calligrapher. The interior drawers are beautifully numbered from one to six, a great way to stay organized in style! The inside of the right door tells us that the cupboard was a wedding gift to
-SOLD- A Swedish Slagbord Drop-leaf Table with Original Blue Paint, Circa 1820
This exceptional table comes from Ångermanland in the north of Sweden. The original blue paint is rare, as blue pigments were expensive at the time and considered a luxury item. The construction itself, with rounded corners and an unusual costly method of attaching the top to the base, further indicate that it was custom order
A Pair of GustSold avian Period Stockholm Side Chairs Circa 1780
These elegant chairs, bearing a Stockholm stamp, were made and signed by Johan Erik Höglander, a prolific chair maker in Sweden. The chairs have a carved rosette at the crest, a floral medallion at the center of the apron, and a carved floral motif above reeded legs. They are covered in a linen fabric. ref.
-SOLD- Chest of Drawers with Original Paint and Allmoge C 1830 Sweden
Allmoge is a Swedish word that refers to the folk art of the people. It is defined by simple floral embellishments and repeated motifs in the Swedish color palette. This chest of drawers in its original blue-green paint is a fine example of this art form. Struggling against the daily life of an agricultural pre-industrial
SOLD A Swedish Rococo Period Tray Table Circa 1770, from a Famous Collector
This charming tray table is from the collection of Lars Sjöberg; Swedish museum curator, World of Interiors art historian, restorer of old Swedish manor houses and author of many books on Swedish architecture and interiors. The table itself retains traces of the old green original paint and the surface of the tray, in a lighter
SOLD An Antique Swedish Baroque Period Blue Painted Chest, circa 1745
This magnificent three-drawer chest retains its original beautiful blue paint. The period hardware is exceptional with lovely drawer pulls and heart shaped escutcheons. The well-defined serpentine front is framed by reeded columns. ref. 7-7704 $8,500 47” wide 25.5” deep 31.5” high
SOLD A Swedish Mora Clock with Urn, circa 1820
At 80 inches high this charming clock is great for a house with a low ceiling, yet has all the elements one could hope for, lovely carvings, and a classic urn on the top. The face is surrounded by delicate beaded molding, and the traces of white paint are original. ref. 7-7673 $8,500 80" high
A Norwegian Rococo Tea Table with Exquisite Carving in Original Paint C 1760
This charming tray table retains traces of the old blue - green original paint. The beautifully curving legs, typical of the Rococo style, are affluently carved with a level of detail rarely seen. This table would have been made for a quite wealthy client. Blue and green paint was the most expensive of pigments in
-SOLD- A Pair of Swedish Late Gustavian Armchairs With Old White Paint Circa 1820
An attractive pair of armchairs with many features of the Gustavian style in Stockholm, including an openwork cut out design at the backs, delicate carvings on the aprons, and a circle of acanthus leaf carvings on the front legs. They are covered with a blue and grey antique French toile from the late 19th century
SOLD A Swedish Three Piece Cupboard in Original Green Paint, circa 1800
This unique cupboard is fantastically versatile and works with the three parts together as a great storage piece for dishes, linens, etc. The cupboard can also be used as individual pieces that can serve many purposes. The pale green dry scraped paint surface is original and each piece has handles on each side for easy
-SOLD-A Swedish Gustavian Period Freestanding Console Table with Marble Top, Circa 1780
This is an elegant piece that can be the focal point of a room. Beneath the beveled old marble top is a carved panel of classical waves framing central panels of flowers and leaves. This decoration continues onto all four sides. Carved details at each corner sit above reeded legs topped with a Corinthian column
A Pair of Swedish Gustavian Period Armchairs Circa 1790
These chairs were made in Stockholm in the late 18th century by members of the Stockholm Guild of craftsman. They have an elegant openwork cutout design at the back which was distinct to some Stockholm chairs at that time. They have a comfortable curved back and graceful arms with traces of the original paint remaining
A Set of Six Sweish Rococo Style Dining Chairs, circa 1880
These sturdy Swedish dining chairs have a simple yet stately look typical of country chairs made for long evenings at the table. The front aprons has a fabulous carved detail ending in a circular design that is repeated on the backs. ref. 7-7620 $8,400 40" high 18" wide 17" deep 18.5" seat height
SOLD A Swedish Gustavian Period Desk from Halsingland, circa 1780
The best thing about this desk is the spectacular interior coral paint. When the front is pulled down, the warm glow of the interior writing surface is mesmerizing and contrasts nicely with the black painted exterior. The brass hardware and the locks are original. ref. 7-7616 $8,400 47” high 45” wide 21.5“ deep
-SOLD-A Pair of Swedish Late Gustavian Period Stockholm Armchairs Circa 1800
These chairs were made in Stockholm by craftsmen of the Stockholm Guild, and likely once had a place of honor in the salon of a castle or manor house. With beautiful carvings at the crest and a generous width, they have an elegant proportion which combines both comfort and style. They are painted a cool
-SOLD- Swedish Folk Art Wall Painting Oil on Linen Circa 1800
This charming Swedish Folk Art painting depicts a very prominent estate in Halsingland, where water power was used in manufacturing. The painting probably decorated the wall in this house and was removed sometime later with its original wood frame. This important house had two wings and high obelisks inside a fence with a river gate
-SOLD- A Large Swedish Rococo Period Table in Original Green Paint, Circa 1760
This versatile table can be a great desk with lots of room for computers, as well as a lovely dining table seating up to six people. The completely original pale green/grey paint surface has a great patina from years of use. The curved Rococo style legs with pad feet have the addition of an elegant
-SOLD- A Swedish Two-Part Secretary from Jämtland in Original Green and Red Paint Circa 1820
The creator of this charming piece paid great attention to detail and had a keen eye for color. The crisp green background, accented with deep red trim on the doors, combined with the interior writing surface and the whole piece ending in the surprise of red ball feet is fantastic! The hardware is original as
-SOLD- A Swedish Late Gustavian Chest of Drawers in Original Cream Paint C. 1820
This stately Gustavian chest of drawers has both country charm and elegant details. All the hardware is original, including the drawer pulls, and shield shaped escutcheons. The feet are unique with nice detailing in their scroll design. The top includes a three-inch solid back rail, stopping items from rolling off. This sturdy chest has been
-SOLD- A Swedish Late Gustavian Bench Circa 1820
This simple country bench has delicate carvings across the apron, with star motifs at the center and corner. The tapered legs end in a carved diamond design. The bench has been newly upholstered with antique French linen. ref. 7-7825 $8,200 17” high 68” wide 20” deep
-SOLD- A Pair of Swedish White Painted Late Gustavian Armchairs With Grey Linen Circa 1820
These stylish armchairs have many features of the Gustavian style in Stockholm, including an openwork cutout design at the back. The backs and apron, with well-defined carvings, and acanthus leaf front legs, frame the cool grey linen fabric. The original white paint surface has been enhanced in places. ref. 7-7914 $8,200 33.5” high 22” wide
SOLD A Swedish Gustavian Style Brass and Crystal Chandelier Circa 1850
This elegant chandelier has six candles mounted on a brass ring and one in the center pan. The chandelier retains most of its original hand cut crystal prisms, which have wonderful spectral color refractions. The main body has the traditional swedish decorations of Lions heads, and a pineapple finial adorns the bottom. The refined simplicity
-SOLD- A Late 19th Century Swedish Six Light Crystal Chandelier with Cobalt Glass Bowl
This classical chandelier with two decorative brass rings and cascading crystals at the top has elegant proportions. The nine interior lights were recently added as it was originally only lit by candles, and like other chandeliers of this type might have illuminated the grand ballrooms in the manor houses of Sweden. The cobalt blue old
-SOLD- Gustavian Period Commode in Black Paint from Dalarna County Sweden, Circa 1800
This eminent chest of drawers from Dalarna County in the heartland of Sweden features two half drawers and two full drawers. A raised top over a protruding edge, sits above lovely dentil molding. Fluted columns that lead to tapered feet frame the drawers, exemplifying the simple and elegant Gustavian style. It retains its original brass
Sold A Pair of Swedish Rococo Period Armchairs Circa 1770
These country Rococo armchairs have an elegant simplicity, with interesting curved backs, and arms ending in graceful outward curves. A similar pair is pictured in “The Golden Age of the Chair,” a Swedish book devoted to antique chairs where they are attributed to Alexander Thunberg. The old pale blue paint is a very pleasing easy
SOLD A Swedish Baroque Period Three Drawer Chest, circa 1750
This elegant Baroque chest has a beautiful proportion and ball feet. Brass escutcheons and knobs adorn the gently curving serpentine front. The pale green paint surface is original. This piece dates to 1750. ref. 7-7598 $7,800 48” wide 21.5” deep 29.75” high
-SOLD- A Swedish Rococo Period Three Drawer Chest in Original Coral Paint, Circa 1770
This graceful serpentine chest, in a wonderful shade of coral paint, comes from the north of Sweden. It has the original hardware featuring a brass bow detail on the drawer pulls and escutcheons. The traces of original blue paint on the top have been enhanced at a later date. It is an elegant piece and
-SOLD- A Swedish Gustavian Period Armchair signed Ephriam Stahl
This very elegant single armchair bears the signature of the famous and prolific Swedish chair maker Ephriam Stahl, (1767-1820) who worked in Stockholm and was one of the main creators of furniture for King Gustav III of Sweden. The back of the chair with columnar back slats is surrounded with the expert carvings typical of
-SOLD- A Swedish Gustavian Period Cupboard in Blue Paint Circa 1790
This elegant cupboard has a pleasing proportion with taller doors above three tiers of drawers, the larger two with convenient dividers. The interior storage space with original surface has four shelves and a curved spoon rack. The old hardware is appropriate to the style of the Gustavian period as is the Swedish blue paint. ref.
A Swedish Green Painted Mora Clock of Diminutive Size, Circa 1820
This sweet little clock has a lot of charm with decorative details surrounding the large round bonnet and carved swags draped elegantly on the front. It has many wonderful and unusual features, among them a wooden face still retaining the original paint and a unique subsidiary seconds hand, which is not often seen on Swedish
-SOLD- A French Blue Painted Cupboard with Glass Doors Circa 1840
This cupboard in a wonderful shade of old blue paint, has great presence, with fluted panels flanking the glass doors and a tiered pediment framing the top. With three top shelves and one bottom shelf behind closed doors, it provides great storage for dishes or glasses, in either a kitchen or dining room. ref. 7-8001
SOLD A Set of Six Antique Swedish Late Gustavian Period Dining Chairs
This lovely set of six dining chairs of the late Gustavian period have an open back with reeded sides and triangular central medallion leading to a curved and upholstered back. The reeded front legs are tapered and the back legs end in an elegant curve. The chairs are upholstered in a rough linen fabric and
-SOLD- Chest of Drawers in Original Faux Bois Paint, Jämtland, Sweden C. 1830
This well preserved 19th century chest from the county of Jämtland in Sweden has that “stop-you-in-your-tracks” beauty. Juxtaposing lines, and swooping half circles give a playful yet stately elegance. The Faux Bois paint, imitating natural wood grain, is original; so too is the hardware, and both are in great condition. All the drawers work nicely,
-SOLD- Two Swedish Rococo Style Drop Leaf Console Tables, circa 1890
These versatile tables can be used as consoles standing against a wall or as single dining tables seating six. They can also make one long dining table that measures 98” long by 47” wide, seating 10-12 comfortably. The grey paint is original. ref. 7-7648 $7,600 29” high 47” wide 49” deep as one console 21”
SOLD An Antique Swedish Rococo Period Tray Table, circa 1770
This Swedish Rococo table has an elegant proportion with curved legs ending in pad feet. The very, very pale grey/green paint is original. There are many beautiful details that make this table special. It would look great in an entry hall under a mirror. ref. 7-7675 $7,600 32” high 37.5” wide 21” deep
SOLD A Swedish Antique Rococo Period Console Table, circa 1760
This table is a superb example of the Swedish Rococo style, The front has a charming folk inspired cut out design that is repeated on both sides. The traces of green paint on the curved legs and the top surface are all original. ref. 7-7710 $7,600 35.5” wide 19.5” deep 29” high
SOLD An Italian Blue Painted Late 18th Century Chest With Fleur-De-Lis Decoration
This chest dates back to the late 18th century and has been expertly decorated with a painted pattern of white fleur de lis on a blue background. It has period appropriate hardware and three matching keys and working locks. The white Carrara marble top works beautifully with the overall design. This decorative piece can be
SOLD A Swedish Late Gustavian Period Three Drawer Chest Circa 1825
This elegant chest has a lovely patina with traces of the original white paint remaining. The top is slightly raised and recessed, and the top drawer has a convenient divider for storage. The hardware and drawer pulls are typical of the Gustavian period. The chest has a romantic history that is described on the back
-SOLD- A French White Painted Country Cupboard, circa 1900
This is a great piece for a country kitchen or pantry with four shelves for display, and two cupboard doors beneath with two interior shelves for storage. The old white paint has been refreshed where needed. ref. 7-7496 $7,500 82" high 61.5" wide 25" deep
-SOLD- A Gustavian Period Cabinet with Original Blue and Coral Paint Dated 1832
This beautiful Gustavian cabinet is unusual because of the original spectacular blue paint and the original locks and hardware. It is signed by the maker, or possibly the initials of the first owner and dated 1832. The interior of the cabinet has two small drawers with the original leather pulls, two shelves and a lovely
A Swedish Gustavian Period Stockholm Mirror, circa 1780
This elegant mirror was made in Stockholm around 1780 and bears the official stamp of the Stockholm Mirror Guild as well as the personal stamp of the maker and certified gilder, Lago Lunden (1744-1819). The mirror has a lovely gilded bow and the central medallion probably depicts Apollo and his lyre. The original glass has
SOLD A Swedish Antique Gustavian period Sideboard, circa 1790
An impressive piece perfect for a dining room, this sideboard has a raised fence wonderfully carved in a style typical of the period. The paint surface is original and there are two drawers with hand carved knobs. The main cabinet interior has wonderful green paint with two large double reeded doors and original hardware. ref.
SOLD A Swedish three Drawer Chest in Original Coral Paint, Circa 1810
This rare chest from Värmland, Sweden, in a cool shade of coral paint, shows traces of the original grain painting surrounding the drawers. The top is marbleized with bold pale grey and white brush strokes creating a lovely contrast with the more vibrant color of the drawers. The hardware is original, and the drawers open
SOLD A Rare Swedish, Rococo Period, Blue Cabinet, circa 1760
This three drawer cabinet is one of those hard to find items that is to be treasured. The original blue paint surface is in great condition. The carvings in the Rococo spirit on the sides of free form feathers and a shell motif on the apron are beautifully executed. Elegant cross- hatching adorns the two
-SOLD- A French Late 19th Century Cupboard With Glass Doors Circa 1890
This useful cupboard has the look of a piece that might have been the focal point of a country kitchen in Provence. With glass doors and three interior shelves, it is ideal for displaying glasses, and the four center drawers are the perfect spot for linens and flatware. The two bottom doors provide additional storage
SOLD A Pair of Swedish, Rococo Period, Armchairs, circa 1760
This important pair of Swedish Rococo armchairs have rich carvings on the crest in a shell motif flanked by elaborate leaves. The carvings continue onto the apron, and legs which end in ball and claw feet. The old white paint is in good condition and is offset by a striped mattress ticking giving the chairs
SOLD An Antique Swedish Gustavian Period Long Bench, circa 1790
This beautifully detailed bench has traces of the original pale cream paint. The corners are decorated with carved rosettes and the apron has two rows of carving typical of the Gustavian period. It stands on elegant reeded legs. The back is simpler with no carving. The upholstery is in the old manner. ref. 7-7705 $7,400
A Swedish SOLD Blue and White Painted Drop-leaf Table, circa 1820
This fantastic Swedish dropleaf table is a once in a lifetime piece with an amazing painted top surface with vibrant waves of blue against a white background. The base retains the original white paint and the leaves drop down on both sides leaving a narrow middle piece. The base has two drawers and a single
-SOLD- Swedish Late Gustavian Country Cabinet in Original Paint C. 1830
This cupboard has unique details of the Swedish Gustavian period that give it a country estate elegance. It is a two-part cupboard, with a middle shelf which shows lovely age and wear and is now a perfect area for displaying a decorative piece of china. The top doors open to reveal shelves featuring a fantastic
A Swedish Baroque Period Chest of Drawers in Blue Paint Circa 1760
This three drawer chest retains the beautiful original hardware, lock, and key. Although the chest is of the period, the soft blue paint surface is more recent. The legs are elegantly carved and end in a hoofed foot. The size is perfect for many uses. ref. 7-7772 $7,200 32” high 37.5” wide 22” deep
SOLD A Long French Bistro Table With Marble Top Circa 1890
This table is quite unusual with a wrought iron base consisting of four legs with center medallions, and feet that are typical of the late 19th century in france. It is marked “Brahic Nimes” and was made in that village in Provence. The green paint surface is original and in good condition. The white marble
A Swedish Bench with Curved Sides, circa 1800
A lovely bench from Lindome Sweden dry scraped to the original surface. This piece has detailed classical carvings on both ends and is stamped with the mark of maker Johannes Andersson, (1763-1840). It dates to 1800. ref. 7-6627 $7,200 68" long 26" deep 32" high
SOLD A French Wrought Iron Circular Table With White Marble Top Circa 1900
This rare table has a great three-tiered wrought iron base ending in delicate perfectly detailed pad feet. The base has the original green paint with a wonderful patina, that contrasts nicely with the white marble circular top. The antique marble is in good condition with no discolorations and only a small hairline at one side.
-SOLD- A Pair of Late Gustavian Period Swedish Klismos Chairs Circa 1815
This stylish pair of neoclassical chairs are a Swedish interpretation of the ancient Greek Klismos chair dating to the 5th century BCE. They have curved and tapered legs, and an unusual curved back that is solid wood with upholstery only on the inside of the back of the seat. The harp motif indicates that they
-SOLD- An Early 20th Century French Iron Industrial Table with Remnants of Original Green Paint
This table is the embodiment of “form follows function” - meaning the shape of an object should primarily relate to its intended purpose. The remnants of the original green paint are wonderfully patinized by age. The legs swoop out gracefully and frame an oval on each side. The top is 75 inches long, allowing six
SOLD A Set of Four Swedish Gustavian Period Dining Chairs, circa 1800
This set of four beautifully detailed chairs bear the fruit and flower carvings of the hops plant, the signature of the Lindome furniture maker’s guild in Sweden. The wooden backs, with slats forming a fan shape, are framed by intricately carved sides. These chairs are an example of the finest Swedish workmanship. The grey paint
-SOLD- A Swedish Cloven Foot Table in the Manner of Ephraim Ståhl, Circa 1860-80
This elegant table features many fine details that the master Swedish craftsman of the late 18th and into the 19th century Ephraim Ståhl is known for. Among them, flower carvings on the apron and elegant legs finishing in carved hoof feet. It was not uncommon in 19th century Sweden that a prominent individual would see
SOLD A French Iron Garden Bench with Rope and Scroll Details, circa 1880
This late 19th century garden bench is one of the best examples that we have encountered. The twisted rope and elaborate scroll details plus the original paint surface, set this piece apart. It is in excellent condition with no rusting or breaks. ref. 7-7338 $6,900 62” long 21” deep 40” high 15.5” seat
A Late 19th Century French Five Piece Wrought Iron Garden Set
This garden set in especially fine condition from late 19th century France consists of a table and four matching chairs. The chairs have generous seats, especially the two armchairs, and the backs are also quite comfortable. The elaborate base of the table has a circular ring in the center to accommodate a potted plant. This
-SOLD- A Swedish Gustavian Period Neoclassical Bench in an Hourglass Shape, Circa 1780
The gentle curves giving this bench it’s hourglass-like shape are so unusual, they make this piece simply one-of-a-kind! Each tapering leg, with subtle fluting, leads to reeded caps, above which sit a square carving of a flower. The apron features intricate carvings on all sides, punctuated only by the flower carvings of the legs. This
SOLD A Swedish Chest with Stone Top, circa 1790
This grey painted chest retains the original hardware & stone top from the island of Gotland located in Sweden. The top drawer flips down to reveal several small drawers with bone handles. Gustavian period circa 1790. ref. 7-7389 $6,800 43" wide 21" deep 34" high
A Swedish Gustavian Period Mirror with Divided Glass, circa 1790
This elegant mirror from the Gustavian period has the old divided glass and gilt ornamentation of flowers in a trumpet vase on a white ground topped with a gilt bow. The bottom panel shows a row of carved pineapples. The center medallion on a blue background is a carved image of a mother and child.
SOLD A Swedish Antique Coral Painted Five Drawer Chest, circa 1800
This chest from Northern Sweden retains the original coral paint outlined with touches of blue. The step back top has the original blue surface creating a nice contrast with the base. The drawers have antique iron drawer pulls and triangular escutcheons. ref. 7-7567 $6,800 42” wide 18.5” deep 37” high
SOLD A Pair of Swedish Crystal and Brass Sconces, circa 1880
An elegant pair of Swedish crystal and brass sconces with two lights. Each sconce ends with the traditional ram's head and is topped with a brass half moon. A large crystal spear adorns the middle of each sconce and shines behind the crystals. Each sconce has three tiers of hanging crystals with a waterfall of
SOLD A Swedish Antique Rococo White Painted Flip-Top Table, circa 1760
This elegant Swedish center table retains the original white paint surface and locking mechanism. The pie crust top has a nice proportion and stands on a sturdy four legged base with pad feet. ref. 7-7545 $6,800 41" long 30.5" wide 28.5" high
-SOLD- A Pair of Early 20th Century Florentine Console Tables
These elegant tables have a wonderful patina of original blue paint. The form, with curved legs ending in an elegant foot and the unique cross stretchers, is typically Italian. ref. 7-7902 $6,800 30” high 47.5” wide 24” deep
A Swedish Scrub Top Table with Blue Paint, Circa 1850
This sturdy table has a single drawer decorated with a raised reeded diamond carving and a simple ring pull for opening. This diamond is a staple of Gustavian design. The legs are tapered and fluted, with subtly carved feet. The back two legs are connected with a cross brace for stability. The scrubbed top retains
-SOLD-A French Long Marble Top Bistro Table in Original Green Paint, Circa 1900
A bistro table such as this from Provence, is hard to find in such excellent condition. The base with original green paint has detailed decoration at the top and bottom of each of the three legs, and are joined by a fluted column in the center. The central leg affords the stability needed to support
A French Oval Wrought Iron Table C.1870 and Two Chairs in Original Maroon Paint
A French three piece set of iron garden furniture in original paint with magnificent patina circa 1870. The chairs with medallion backs including their feet have survived in remarkable condition. The oval table is supported by the elaborate base which is joined at the center by a footrest. The footrest was likely used to keep
SOLD A French Bagues Style Six Light Chandelier, circa 1930
An elegant chandelier in the manner of Maison Bagues, the famous French lighting house established in Paris in 1840. Known for their luxury creations and as a symbol of French high taste and craftsmanship, this piece with an intricate brass and crystal inner cage accompanied by six arching light stems, is a beautiful example of
-SOLD- A Late Gustavian Console Table from the North of Sweden, Circa 1820
This table has an elegant simplicity and refined details that set it apart. The front and the sides have unusual circular carved decorations ending in a star, accented beneath by a line of beading. The legs are reeded and end in a banded foot. The top has traces of old white paint and the entire
SOLD An Italian Rococo Period Commode in Old Blue Paint Circa 1750
This diminutive chest with a serpentine front and curving angled sides that are wider at the back, is nothing short of adorable! The curved legs ending in a balletic point epitomize the height of the Rococo style. It retains the simple 18th century drawer pulls as well as traces of the original blue paint surface.
SOLD A Pair of Unique Italian Demilune Tables
These demilune tables have the beautiful well-worn look only found on treasured pieces of furniture handed down over time. They have great form with curved legs and unique stretchers showing traces of old white paint. The scrubbed tops have a lovely patina with some repairs in evidence. ref. 7-7849 $6,800 24” deep 48” wide 30”
-SOLD- A Swedish Folk Art Drop-Leaf Work Table with Colorful Original Painted Surface, Dated 1846
This one of a kind table from the mid 19th century is an unusual piece of folk art that has survived in remarkably good condition. The top with a dark blue raised edge is painted in vibrant stripes of red, blue and orange, with the white base color showing through. The single drawer has a
A Swedish Gustavian Period Commode in Original Paint C. 1780
This Gustavian Period commode with 3 drawers is from Medevi Brunn, Sweden’s oldest health spa and is stamped “Medevi Brunn” on the wonderfully hand-planed backboard. It used to furnish the spa’s hotel and house-villas. The piece features exceptional original metal hardware and escutcheons and has been dry scraped to its original paint on the top
Sold A Late Gustavian Console Table from the North of Sweden, Circa 1820
This table has an elegant simplicity and refined details that set it apart. The front and the sides have unusual circular carved decorations ending in a star, accented beneath by a line of beading. The legs are reeded and end in a banded foot. The top has traces of old white paint and the entire
A Pair of French Marble Top Tables with Ornate Bases, Circa 1900
It is unusual to find a pair of perfectly matched tables. These tables work well on their own and can be put together to form one table 78” long. The cast iron bases have elegant claw feet and a decorative column ending in a fan motif at the top. The white marble tops are in
SOLD A French, late 19th century, Crystal Chandelier with Three Inner Lights
This elegant chandelier features a series of long crystal drops punctuated by crystal rosettes, framing the central cascading basket with its core of three lights. The drops are repeated around the top and bottom. Each crystal in this piece, is expertly attached by tiny wires, giving the appearance that the crystals are floating in air.
SOLD A Gustavian Period Armchair from Lindome, circa 1790
This rare Gustavian armchair is a fine example of the work of the renowned chairmakers in Lindome Sweden. The Lindome emblem of the fruit and flowers of the hops plant is beautifully expressed in descriptive carvings on the back crest and the apron. The legs have an unusual squared off form ending in a delicate
SOLD An Antique Swedish Gustavian Period Bench, circa 1785
This beautifully detailed Gustavian period bench bears the signature hop and flower carvings of the Lindome Carpentry Guild, an important center for furniture making in 18th century Sweden. The pale grey paint surface is original and the fine detail of the carving speaks to the talent of these artisans. The bench is newly upholstered in
-SOLD- Swedish Rococo Period Flip Top Table Circa 1760
This lovely oval center table with a scalloped edge retains the original blue paint. The top surface shows its age with a slight warp on one side. It can also be flipped up as a decorative object in a room. ref. 7-7795 $6,500 29” deep 40” width 29” high
-SOLD- An Early 20th Century Cast Iron French Bistro Table with Large Marble Top
This bistro table is extra large with three legs and an ample marble top, making it perfectly proportioned to be used as a dining table, a generous center table, or grand patio element. The details of the cast iron base put this table apart from others. The gorgeous claw feet are cast perfectly and adorned
Sold A Fre nch Louis XVI Giltwood Mirror, Late 18th Century
This beautiful mirror retains the original gilt, which has a wonderful rich patina and is contrasted with cool grey background paint. The design which is typical of the period includes a large urn with a flower at the top, and garlands of flowers cascading down each side. The old glass mirror, while possibly not original,
SOLD A Swedish Antique Gustavian Period Mirror with Gilt Bow, circa 1780-90
This Swedish antique Gustavian period mirror is a great example of the work of well-known Stockholm maker Eric Wahlberg (1760-1811). It is signed with his initials on the back. The mirror, in beautiful untouched giltwood has a carved bow at the crest and a medallion in typical period light blue. The divided mirror is in
SOLD A Swedish Country Three Drawer Chest from Smaland, circa 1820
The raised slightly set back top retains the original blue paint, offsetting the organic color of the subtly grain painted drawers. The interior of the top drawer is divided for easy storage and comes with the original key. Wooden knobs and diamond shaped escutcheons enhance the front of this country piece. ref. 7-7707 $6,500 39”
A Pair of French Louis XVI Style Arm Chairs, circa 1850
An elegant pair of Louis 16th style armchairs with delicate bow carvings on the back, apron and finials typical of that style. The pale bluish paint is original. New upholstery with a French late 19th century linen fabric. ref. 7-7351 $6,500 35.5” high 23.5” wide 16.5” seat height
-SOLD- A Swedish Original Painted Chest from Småland with Blue Trim, Circa 1820
Originating in the southern province of Småland, this chest is unusual because it is made of oak. The original layer of cream paint on the drawers and top is almost transparent allowing the grain of the wood to show through. The top and drawers are outlined with blue paint, which is continued on the feet,
SOLD A Pair of Swedish White Painted Gustavian Style Demilunes Circa 1880
These demilunes in the Gustavian style have a ribbed apron and reeded legs. The off white paint surface throughout is in great condition and has a nice patina. They make a lovely round table, or can serve as elegant consoles. ref. 7-7784 $6,400 29.5” high 37.5” diameter 18.75” deep (one console)
SOLD French Chandelier in a Basket Shape with Crystal Flowers, circa 1900
This very pretty French chandelier is designed in a basket shape formed by hundreds of small crystal flowers, which continue along the three chains to the glass canopy above. The six lights are surrounded by circles of tiny crystal beads. This piece dates to the early 20th century. It has been rewired for US circuits
SOLD A French Round Marble Top Dining Table With Iron Base, Circa 1900
This is a great table for dining that can easily sit up to eight people. The round antique carrara marble top is in superb condition, more than commensurate with its age, with nice veining throughout. The black painted wrought iron base has an elegant simplicity and affords lots of legroom. ref. 7-7754 $6,400 59” Wide
-SOLD- A Rare Pair of Swedish Gustavian Period Stools, Stockholm 1790
These unusual stools in original paint have the typical Gustavian carved leaf motif surrounding the apron and elegant splayed legs emanating from a carved rosette at the top. The stools have the easily identifiable stamp of the Stockholm Chair Makers Guild, Stockholm Sweden circa 1790. They were possibly made by Ephraim Stahl, a chair maker
A French Late 19th Century Bakers Table, circa 1870
This French late 19th century cast iron baker’s table is of an unusual diminutive size with the original marble top and wheels. The white painted scroll base has decorative brass details and the wheels are grooved indicating that it might have rolled on a track at one time. One brass detail has been replaced. ref.
-SOLD- An Antique Swedish Mora Clock with Carved Details, circa 1800
This Clock combines the work of Master Carver, Sven Nilsson Morin (1747-1813), with a beautiful original pale color scheme of coral and blue. The base of the clock is particularly arresting with carvings, which appear to be wings. This clock design was called a “Morin” clock named after its maker. ref. 7-7698 $6,400 79” high
SOLD A Venetian Eight Drawer Coral Painted Tall Chest Circa 1800
This charming chest of drawers in wonderful coral original paint, exemplifies the Italian color palette of soft warm hues. The coral paint surface is outlined with a pale grey painted pinstripe echoing the shape of the square drawers, and wooden knobs in the same color. The tall proportion makes it a useful and decorative piece
-SOLD- A Pair of Swedish Gustavian Footstools in Original Blue Grey Paint C. 1800
These exceptional footstools not only have their original paint, but the apron shows a carved Greek wave on all four sides. The Greek wave is an uncommon motif in Swedish furniture and was inspired by King Gustav’s love of the classical style. The blue grey paint is original and shows nice wear from age on
A Swedish Gustavian Console Table with Floral Motifs C. 1800
This elegant Swedish Gustavian console table with floral motifs is characterized by the fine detailing of its carved relief surfaces. The slender legs taper from cylindrical rondelles down to oval feet. The four legs are also accented with finely carved rosettes on their corners. Remnants of old green paint were found, and newer paint has
-SOLD- Pair of Antique Swedish, Rococo Side Chairs with Carved Ball and Claw Feet
A pair of antique Swedish, Rococo Side Chairs with carved ball and claw feet on curved, wide knee legs. Original paint has been refreshed in places and consolidated. Fine example of mid 18th century Swedish stylings. ref. 7-7535 $6,200 39” High 20” Wide 20” Depth 19” Seat Height
-SOLD- A Pair of Swedish Gustavian Period Footstools Circa 1780
These footstools of the Gustavian period are unusual due to their generous size and elaborate carvings. They are finished on all four sides with a richly carved flower motif flanked by scrolls in the form of leaves and ending in elegant reeded legs. The traces of white remaining are all original. ref. 7-7821 $6,200 17”
-SOLD- A French Wrought Iron Table With Metal Top from Alsace Circa 1890
This elegant table with a painted metal top in a great combination of black and orange, is perfect as a dining table or a decorative console table. The base, probably its most arresting feature, has a series of decorative elements and applied straps around a central stretcher. The paint surface on this table is excellent.
SOLD A French Mid 19th Century Blue Painted Chest of Drawers
This serpentine chest is accented with three raised panels on each drawer framing the hardware and central escutcheons. It rests on impressive ball feet. The top has a curved design on each corner, adding to its charm. The deep drawers provide excellent storage and open easily. ref. 7-8002 $6,200 31.5” high 46” wide 27.25” deep
SOLD A Swedish Drop Leaf Table with Original Painted Surface, circa 1820
This table has a lovely patina showing traces of the original white color and the pinewood beneath. Two legs that open on each side provide stability and the leaves can be dropped down to create a very narrow table to use behind a sofa or as a serving table. In the Swedish manor houses these
-SOLD- A French Late 19th Century Cast Iron Bakers Table
A French late 19th cast iron bakers table with elaborate apron in perfect condition with the original old marble top. The base has polished brass details and the original wheels. It is a beautiful piece and would make a great kitchen island as it can be viewed from all sides. ref. 7-7390 $6,200 47" long
-SOLD- Swedish Rococo Period “Hörnstol” or Corner Chair in Original Blue Paint C 1770
The spectacular thing about this chair is the original blue paint throughout. The arms show signs of wear that comes only with age and use. The center leg and back splats are pure examples of the Rococo style. The seat is covered in a beige linen fabric. In addition to being called a “Hörnstol,” translated
SOLD A Semi-Circular Swedish Console Table, circa 1770
This diminutive console table dates to the Gustavian period & retains it's original blue painted surface. The three reeded legs with oversized lion's paw feetf support the top which has a carved band of leaves. This table came from the Sparre-Grimberg family of Stockholm. ref. 7-7399 $6,200 18" wide 11" deep 38" high
SOLD A Set of Ten Blue and White 19th Century Italian Apothecaries
Pharmacies thrived in Florence and other Italian cities since the Renaissance. Often run by nuns, doctors and patients came to purchase herbs, and artists came to find pigments that they could not mix at home. The vehicles displaying these treatments could not have been any more beautiful than this set of ten apothecaries acquired on
-SOLD- An Unusual Swedish Drop Leaf Table with Decorative Paint, Circa 1820
This charming drop-leaf, known as a “Slagbord,” table brings with it hints of an elegant past. At one time it had paintings of flowers on each leaf, the remains of which can be seen on one side. It still retains traces of a black border, framing a decorative pattern of lacey flowers in a soft
SOLD A Swedish, Rococo Period, Green Painted Cabinet, circa 1760
This charming cabinet is a very hard to find piece. It retains the original green paint surface and has two doors opened by pulls typical of the period. The interior provides room for lots of storage. The curved legs and body shape are typical of the Rococo Style. There is a narrow drawer at the
A Swedish Gustavian Period Console Table with Blue Painted Details Circa 1780
This elegant console table is typical of the Gustavian period and retains trace of the original blue, white and gold paint. The Faux marble top was repainted later. The reeded legs have carved rope and tassel details and the apron has delicate carvings of contrasting blue and white paint. Circa 1780. ref. 7-7260 $6,000 33”
SOLD A Swedish Late-Gustavian Column Cabinet, circa 1820
Another great contribution of Swedish design, this cupboard looks like an elegant column but is extremely useful for storage. With the door opened it works as a display piece, closed as storage for linens or dishes in a dining room. The exterior paint surface is original. ref. 7-7256 $5,900 65.5” high 28.5” wide 20.5” deep
SOLD A Large French Garden Table with Original Marble Top, circa 1880
This beautifully proportioned table has a cast iron base with a central medallion and traces of the original green paint remaining. The marble top with unusual squared off corners has a great patina and is in good condition. ref. 7-7645 $5,900 69” long 25.5” wide 28” high
-SOLD- A Swedish Rococo Period Side Table or Nightstand with Faux Marble Top, C. 1780
Two doors with raised carvings open to reveal original hardware on this beautiful piece of 18th century Swedish antique furniture. The graceful legs with subtle curves are hallmarks of the rococo period. The blue paint appears to be original, is nicely worn, and is a great shade of turquoise blue. This piece will be sure
-SOLD- A French Crystal Six Light Chandelier, Circa 1900
This chic French chandelier has an elegant crown of crystals, with a waterfall of crystals descending to a basket at the bottom. Adding to its glamorous appeal are six unusual silver plate candle holders providing a wonderful circle of light. A large and beautifully cut circular crystal sits suspended at the bottom where the strands
-SOLD- A Swedish Rococo Bombé Commode C. 1790
This beautiful bombé commode in excellent condition was constructed in Stockholm at the end of the 18th century. With all the curves to embody the Swedish baroque style, this difficult piece to carve shows masterful carpentry and stunningly realized construction. The interior of the drawers are clean and well sealed and all work with ease.
-SOLD- A Gustavian Period lift-top Bench from Östergötland Sweden Circa 1780
This useful and charming bench has detailed carvings with flowers on the front sides, and nicely tapered legs. The top opens to reveal plenty of storage, and beautiful old iron hinges. The paint surface is original. ref. 7-7877 $5,800 15.75” deep 39.5” wide 16.5” high
-SOLD- A Pair of Swedish Gustavian Period Stools, circa 1790
These Swedish Gustavian stools retain the original grey paint surface and have carved medallions on the corners. The simple legs in a pad foot. They have been recovered in a French linen fabric, (not shown in this picture). ref. 7-7622 $5,800 16.5” high 15.5” square
-SOLD- A Swedish Drop Leaf Slagbord Table With Traces of Blue Paint Circa 1820
The Slagbord table is one of the most useful pieces of Swedish design, ideal as a dining table, or a sofa table with the leaves dropped. We were happy to see one in the entrance to King Gustav’s Pavilion at Haga Park in Stockholm. This table has a lovely surface of original paint with touches
SOLD A Swedish Gustavian Period Small Chest of Drawers, circa 1780
This charming three drawer Swedish chest has beautifully detailed carving on the front and curved fluted legs. The marble top is antique Swedish marble. It is a very useful piece that could go beside a bed or in an entryway or bathroom. The pale green paint surface is original. ref. 7-7521 $5,800 34" high 25.5"
-SOLD-A Northern European oil on canvas painting of a factory complex circa 1850
This beautifully executed folk art painting is typical of the work of artists from Germany and Northern Europe, who depicted their homes and businesses in detailed paintings of everyday life, often including people and animals. This particular example appears to be a factory complex, complete with a sign on the building. It is offered in
A Swedish Pale Blue Painted Drop Leaf Table Circa 1820
This Drop Leaf Table, also known as a “Slagbord” table, painted a shade of pale Swedish blue; is a perfect size for seating up to eight people. The two drop leaves are supported by two gate legs on either side. ref. 7-7765 $5,800 57” wide 49.5” deep 29.5” high
SOLD An Italian Oil on Canvas Still Life of Flowers and Fruit Circa 1880
This handsome still life in the tradition of the 17th century masters, depicts beautifully executed poppies, melons, grapes, and apples, on a stone ledge with a dramatic watermelon and a knife embedded in the fruit. It hangs in a black frame of the same period. ref. 7-7688 $5,800 43" high 36" wide
Swedish Rococo Period Table with Floral Motifs C 1760
This very special console table circa 1760 in original paint has beautifully detailed floral paintings on three sides and a secret drawer in the back. The beautiful paintings continue down the curved legs with details echoed on the feet. The faux marble top is a recent restoration, but the paint on the legs and aprons
SOLD A French Green Painted Chest of Drawers, circa 1820
This charming country two drawer chest from the early 19th century has traces of the original green paint throughout. The simple top has a great patina that speaks to its age. The wooden knobs are original. It is a great size to fit just about anywhere. ref. 7-7671 $5,700 41” wide 21.5” deep 30” high
A Pair of Swedish Gustavian Period Stools with Armrests C. 1800
Delightfully adaptable, Gustavian details abound in the finely fluted legs and the relief carvings of masterful quality on this pair of antique stools. They have the original cream paint, are sturdy and well constructed, and are upholstered in a taupe fabric that is finished with cream scalloped piping. These stools have upholstered armrests that flank
SOLD A Swedish Oval Giltwood Mirror, circa 1800
A Swedish, Gustavian Period, oval gilt wood mirror. It features a flowing carved bow around the top, along with a single candleholder at the base. ref. 7-6475 $5,600 28.5” high 18” wide
SOLD A Pair of Swedish Gustavian Style Bedside Tables Circa 1870
It is unusual to find a pair of tables in their original painted surface with so many features of the Gustavian style. The tables have elegant carvings on the doors, with indented columns accenting each side, and tapered reeded legs. They are the perfect pair to fit in many places. ref. 7-7884 $5,600 25.75” high
-SOLD- A Pair of Swedish Gustavian Period Footstools in Original Paint, Circa 1790
This charming pair of footstools have curved beautiful carvings, typical of the Gustavian period, around the apron. The reeded legs are accented at the top with a half-moon medallion and show the detailed work of a master craftsman. The round form is somewhat unusual. The stools are chair height making them very comfortable to pull
A Swedish, Late Gustavian Period, Grain Painted Drop-leaf Table Circa 1820
This spectacular table retains the original grain painting in a lovely pattern of feathery shapes emanating from the center. The condition of the paint is excellent with a few minor touch ups, but retains the original surface, showing the creativity and imagination of a master painter. The fine tapered legs with delicate reeding at each
A Swedish, early 19th century, Large Antique Flip Top Table
This Swedish Flip Top Table dates from the early 19th century, but has a great modern look. With a 43” diameter it can seat up to six people. The simple base is beautifully designed with curved legs. The pale blue/grey painted surface is original with some additions. ref. 7-7706 $5,500 43” diameter 29” high
-SOLD- A French Late 19th Century Bakers Table With Thick Marble Top
This impressive table has the original marble top that is nearly two inches thick making it a perfect work surface just as it was back in the 19th century. The top is in remarkably good condition with no cracks or hairlines. The cast iron base retains its original patina with slight traces of old red
-SOLD- A Swedish, Rococo Period, Chest of Drawers, circa 1760
This elegant three drawer chest retains the original hardware and locks. The pale putty-grey paint surface is in good condition. The front corners of the chest are accented with a column ending in a typical rococo foot, and the sides end in an interesting curve with unusual rounded foot. ref. 7-7736 $5,400 41” wide 31”
SOLD A French, Silver Plate, Ten Light Chandelier, circa 1900
This elegant chandelier has raised leaf decoration on an urn shaped base with ten lights and matching silver plate bobeche. The original ceiling canopy echoes the design of the base. Rewired for US circuits. ref. 7-7572 $5,400 21" high 21" wide
-SOLD- A Pair of Swedish Late Gustavian Period Demilune Tables Circa 1800
These classic demilunes have elegant lines with a simple apron ending in well-defined chamfered legs. The old off-white paint, with some restoration to the surface, can work in any color scheme. They can also be used as a circular table and there are interior tabs that fit into each other making the tables secure when
-SOLD- A Pair of Italian Demi-lunes with Green Faux Marble Tops circa 1800
A pair of outstanding Italian demi-lune tables with an original painted base in a sunny yellow and a green faux marble top. The base has traces of the original painted drawings of whimsical mermaids with long feathery tails interspersed with a flower motif and with the remains of gilt paint on the raised portion of the legs. In contrast the painted faux marble top is a wonderful green with lots of details. These tables date to the late 18th to very early 19th century. SKU 7-7485 Price $9,400 4'1" diameter 30" high
-SOLD- A Swedish Gustavian Period Antique Cabinet, circa 1800
This Gustavian period cabinet with two reeded doors and a single drawer retains the original blue paint. Refined details include dental molding, and raised sides and back. It is the perfect size to be used beside a bed. ref. 7-7700 $5,400 23” wide 15.5” deep 31.5” high
SOLD A Signed Swedish Gustavian Period MirrorSold With Jönköping Stamp and Artist Initials Circa 1785
This elegant Mirror has delicate and detailed carvings, with a fan at the top. It is typical of the work of Niclas Falkengren, a distinguished late 18th century Swedish mirror maker, and is stamped with his initials “NFG”. The mirror also bears the seal of the Jönköping, the home city to Falkengren. The old mercury
-SOLD- A Pair of Swedish Candle Stand Tables, Circa 1820
It is unusual to find a pair of tables with a design and size that makes them so versatile for a number of uses. The rectangular tops fit nicely next to a settee as a side table, and their height at 26” inches makes them perfect as cocktail or tea tables in front of a
Sold A Swedish Late Rococo Period Secretary Circa 1780
This Rococo secretary is a wonderful size to fit in a bedroom or library. It has an old white paint surface & original green paint on the interior where there are eleven small drawers with three of them being hidden or secret. ref. 7-7339 $5,200 75" high 43" wide 20" deep
SOLD A Swedish Country Kneehole Desk from Skane, circa 1800
This charming country desk with the original paint surface is a perfect size for a bedroom or study. Three top drawers and a series of hidden drawers on each side provide lots of storage. It dates to circa 1800. ref. 7-7621 $5,200 30.5" high 46.5" wide 21.5" deep 25.5" kneehole height
-SOLD- A Pair of Early 20th Century Florentine Demi-lune Tables
These elegant tables have a wonderful patina of original blue paint. The form, with curved legs ending in an elegant foot and the unique cross stretchers, is typically Italian. ref. 7-7902 $5,200 30” high 47.5” wide 24” deep
SOLD A Dutch Blue Painted Chest of Drawers, circa 1790
This diminutive chest from the late 18th century has a lovely proportion and many uses. The antique bone escutcheons are a great contrast to the old blue paint and the reeded corners add a nice dimension. The simple metal ring pulls are original. ref. 7-7559 $5,200 26” wide 17’ deep 29.5” high
-SOLD- A Pair of Swedish Rococo Period Chairs with Original Paint C. 1760
This pair of chairs has exceptional details on the backs and the central splats typical of the rococo period. The original paint with wonderful aging and patina has been revealed through dry-scraping. These important chairs also feature ball and claw feet and finely carved stretchers. The seats are covered in a linen fabric that accentuates
-SOLD- A Gustavian Period Commode with Original Blue & White Paint, Circa 1800
This diminutive chest has lots of charm. The legs decorative banding at the top is echoed on the graceful narrower bottom; this is a style found on larger, grandeur chests but is appealing in this smaller size. The hardware is original and includes the original key. The paint surface is a lovely white with touches
SOLD French Country Painted Three Drawer Chest, Mid 19th Century
This French white painted chest features very nice blue painted decorations on the drawers and sides. The folky scalloped edge on the base adds to its country charm. The surface is slightly distressed but original. It dates to circa 1850. ref. 7-7745 $5,200 34” high 43” wide 21” deep
A Swedish Rococo Period Table Clock, circa 1760
This charming Rococo period clock in the original grey paint surface is meant to have only one hand and marks each quarter hour. The handsome metal face has beautifully painted roman numerals and a brass ring around the edge. The works have been modified and changed to battery power. ref. 7-6474 $5,200 23” high 14”
SOLD A Pair of French Tromp L’Oeil Columns, Late 19th Century
This unusual pair of columns with a square base are painted in contrasting shades of light and dark grey to give the impressions of carved indentations. Their spectacular tops are painted with a feather and scroll motif to complete the effect. They are made of very heavy wood and could be used in an interior
SOLD A French Bistro Table with Grey Marble Top, circa 1920
The pale grey marble top with veins of white marble gives this bistro table a chic and elegant look. The cast iron base is painted black and the table is long enough to seat eight people for dinner. It can also be a great worktable. The marble is in perfect condition. ref. 7-7670 $5,000 71”
SOLD A Pair of Antique French Crystal Sconces, circa 1920
These outstanding pair of double light sconces have an elegant design with crystals cascading from four arms at the top, and ending in a bowl shape encased basket-weave pattern of crystals. France, circa 1920. They have recently been cleaned and rewired for US circuits. ref. 7-7658 $4,950 22" high 10"wide 8.5" deep
SOLD A Set Four French Cast Iron Garden Urns Circa 1900
It is unusual to find a set of four identical garden urns in their original green paint surface that are in perfect condition despite their age. The urns are deep enough to hold a pot gracefully and a perfect size to add definition around a pool or outdoor space. ref. 7-7874 $4850 16” diameter 11”
SOLD A Long French Bistro Table with White Marble Top, circa 1920
This elegant table has a black cast iron base with a design in the spirit of the arts and crafts period. The white marble top is in great condition with no spots or stains. It is almost five feet long and will easily seat 6-8 people. ref. 7-7676 $4,800 59” long 23.75” wide 29” high
-SOLD- A Pair of Early Blue Painted Rococo Side Chairs Circa 1750
These rare chairs have great form with a fan shaped carving on the crest and original leather seats. The apron echoes the same fan shape as the crest and the legs have intricate carvings at the top and bottom, which is unusual. The old blue paint is a wonderful compliment to the leather seats. ref.
A pair of French, Crystal and Brass, Sconces, Circa Late 19th Century
These elaboriate sconces hace a brass armature forming series of cascading crystals and stars, ending two lights with openwork bobeche and beeswax covered holders. Re-wired for US circuits. ref. 7-7573 $4,800 24.5" high 11" wide 6"deep
-SOLD- A Pair of Italian Painted Stage Set Columns Circa 1890
These fantastic columns have detailed faux painting in shades of grey and white, with just the right distressed look. One can imagine them on the stage of a grand opera 100 years ago, and today framing the entrance to a room. ref. 7-7758 $4,800 79” high 28” wide 2” deep
-SOLD- English Three Drawer Painted Chest Circa 1880
This charming English cottage chest has a nice patina with pale grey original paint and traces of blue decorative trim on the drawers as well as the top and sides. It is in great condition and provides ample storage. ref. 7-7828 $4,800 35” high 35.5” wide 19.5” deep
-SOLD- A Pair of White Painted Swedish Demi-lune Tables Circa 1900
This simple country pair of demi-lune tables, in the Gustavian style, have tapered legs which give them a sleek modern look. The old white paint surface is in great condition. ref. 7-7891 $4,800 44.5” wide 22.25” deep 29.75” high
-SOLD- A Swedish Three Drawer Chest in Old Mint Green Paint C. 1820
This chest features a Greek key motif, which while likely added later, adorns the top drawer with fantastic patina and gives the piece individuality. The working locks in all 3 drawers are original. The escutcheons are correct for the period. The wooden top shows signs of wear and harmonizes with the Greek Key letter border.
A French Crystal Three Light Chandelier, Circa 1900
This classic French chandelier is made particularly glamorous by a ring of super long crystals at the center, which refract the light beautifully. It has three interior lights and was recently rewired for American circuits. ref. 7-8033 $4,800 35” high 19” diameter
SOLD A Swedish 19th Century Oval Trestle Table Circa 1850
The trestle table is a staple of Swedish design, but many are rectangular. This charming table however has an inviting oval shape. Made of rustic pine with a sturdy base, it is the perfect size for many uses. ref. 7-7886 $4,800 35.5” deep 55” wide 9” high
SOLD A Classic French Bistro Table With White Marble Top Circa 1900
This table has a nice simple cast iron base marked “Olleac & Taverne Toulouse”, a company in France that made iron ware used in restaurants. The white marble top is in excellent condition. It can work as a Console or Dining Table. ref. 7-7916 $4,800 26” deep 67” wide 28.5” high
SOLD French Chandelier with Crystal Flowers and Brass Leaves, circa 1900
A very light and airy French chandelier with crystal flowers, smaller crystal rosettes, and a central core of bronzed leaves with twisted vines. This piece has been newly rewired for US circuits and has six lights with beeswax candle holders. It dates to about 1900 and is in great condition with all the crystals in
-SOLD- A Pair of Directoire Period Armchairs, France, Circa 1820
These stylish chairs have a graphic combination of old grey and off-white paint. They feature an openwork back with a Gothic feel. The seats have been newly upholstered in a French linen fabric. ref. 7-7888 $4,800 35.5” high 21.75” wide 18” deep 18.5” seat height
SOLD An Antique Swedish Gustavian Period Corner Table, circa 1785
This table from the late 18th century retains traces of the original paint and faux marble painted top. The elegant apron has scroll details and applied ornamental carvings at each corner with traces of gilt. ref. 7-7560 $4,800 26” wide 17” deep 29.5” high
-SOLD- An Antique Swedish Rococo Period, Coral Flip Top Table
This Swedish Table of the Rococo Period dates to circa 1760 and retains the original coral paint on top, with a scalloped edge in grey paint that matches the footed base. ref. 7-7699 $4,800 34” wide 26” deep 31” high
SOLD A French Marble Top Table With Cast Iron Art Nouveau Base Circa 1900
This sleek table has a white marble top that is in excellent condition. The cast iron base, fashioned with the elegant curves of the Art Nouveau style, is beautifully detailed with floral motifs on the sides, and unusual feet. Since the table is over five feet long the base has a center leg to add
-SOLD- A 19th Century Cast Iron French Table with Scrolling Base and Marble Top
This charming French cast-iron table has a scrolled base with wonderfully patinized remnants of the original paint that only many years spent in a French garden can create. The white against dark metal, and the elegant scrolling creates a dramatic statement. The marble top, also nicely aged by decades of Riviera weather, perfectly complements the
-SOLD- A Pair of French Side Tables with Round White Marble Tops and Iron base
These chic, early 20th century tables with curving iron bases in old yellow paint, are joined by a central brass fitting, topped with a brass finial. The round shaped marble is in perfect condition and the tables will work beautifully as cocktail tables. ref. 7-7990 $4,800 24” diameter 25” high
An Early French Cast Iron Table from the Late 19th Century with Marble Top
This elegant table has a sturdy and ornate hand forged base, with two elaborate legs joined by a central medallion. The white marble top is in perfect condition. ref. 7-8103 $4,800 52” long 25” deep 28” high
SOLD An American Federal Giltwood Mirror circa 1820
This American giltwood "Constitution" mirror dates to the early 19th century. Two gilt columns flank the sides of the mirror, which is topped with a white painted panel with gold decoration. Tear drop pendants, in great condition, frame the top molding. Although the mirrored glass is not original, this is a lovely piece typical of
-SOLD- An Oil on Canvas French Painting of a Formal Garden Circa 1780
This romantic painting in muted tones of green and grey, focuses on a graceful statue centered in a fountain, and surrounded with mythical water creatures. There are great details throughout of topiaries, fountains, and intricate formal plantings. This was most likely a panel over a door as the frame is painted on the border. The
-SOLD- A Swedish Country Table With Original Green Paint and Scrubbed Top, Circa 1800
This provincial, work or writing table, has a single drawer with a hand carved design of diamonds, each with a central petal. The green paint surface is untouched and original, as is the scrubbed top. The slightly curved and tapered legs have been extended. It comes from the region of Härjedalen, in the center of
sold A French Antique Bistro Table with Zinc Top, circa 1900
An elegant base depicting carved swans in old greyish paint and an extra long well proportioned top make this a wonderful table for dining or as a desk with lots of room. The wooden top is covered with hammered zinc top, which gives it a terrific look. A strong crosspiece adds excellent stability. ref. 7-7551
-SOLD- A Swedish Gustavian Style Bench in Cream Paint with Grey Linen, Circa 1880
Grey linen upholstery splendidly contrasts against old cream paint on this Swedish bench. Taller than most Swedish benches from the late 1800’s it is a versatile piece. The legs are square and fluted, and lead to raised floral motifs. Fine carvings cross the apron horizontally, and frame the bench nicely. Sweden, Circa 1880. ref. 7-8119
-SOLD- Pair of Dry Scraped Swedish Demi-lune Tables with Black Paint C 1900
This simple country pair of demi-lune tables, in the Gustavian style, have tapered legs which give them a sleek modern look. The tops have been fully dry scraped to their original surface, showing great character and wood grain. The aprons and legs have been dry scrapped in a pleasing manner, leaving traces of the later
A Pair of Swedish Rococo Period Side Chairs Circa 1760
These early Rococo chairs have a great country feel with sturdy legs, a back with a keyhole, and simple design in the Rococo style. They are unfussy, and perfect for a country kitchen or dining room. The paint surface is original with touches of blue. The original wood seats have been covered in a linen
-SOLD- A Swedish Gustavian Period Two-tier Table Circa 1780
This elegant table from the Gustavian period has refined details, including carvings around the apron, and distinctly reeded legs framing the indented bottom shelf. The pale cream paint surface is original. The table is an ideal size to fit in many spots. ref. 7-7876 $4,800 17.5” wide 17” deep 30” high
-SOLD- A Gustavian Low Side Table with Carved Drawer and Cabinet Doors, Circa 1790
This endearing Swedish antique side table is the perfect size for a bedroom nightstand or anywhere in the home where ample storage in a smaller size is required. The repeating carvings on the two front doors are duplicated perpendicularly on the bottom drawer, adding charm and displaying meticulous craftsmanship. Both locks are in great working
SOLD A Swedish Gustavian Style Tray Table
This elegant Gustavian style table has an intricate decorative design on the apron and ends in tapered reeded legs. The pale off-white paint surface is original. ref. 7-7829 $4,600 29” high 22” wide 14.75” deep
-SOLD- A 19th Century French Marble Top Table With Hand Wrought Iron Base
This table has a wonderful antique white marble top that is almost one inch thick. The base, made of hand wrought iron, has a very sleek and unusual design with a surface that shows traces of old bronze paint. The marble top shows some discolorations due to its age and use, but is otherwise in
SOLD A Small, French, Crystal Chandelier, circa 1900
This charming piece has an unusual design with a double band of crystal flowers and swags surrounding the three inner lights. It has been cleaned and rewired for US circuits and it is the perfect size for a powder room or bedroom. Ref: 7-7740 $4,600 16” diameter 32” high
SOLD A French Zinc Topped Bistro Table with Cast Iron Base
This zinc topped bistro table found in Provence has an attractive base with three legs, which retains traces of a light green paint. The zinc on wood top is a newer addition and is in great condition. One leg has had a small repair. This is a versatile table that can be used for dining
SOLD A Pair of Swedish Gustavian Period Side Chairs in Old Green Paint Circa 1800
Although not marked, these chairs are likely from Stockholm due to the openwork at the back. They have detailed carving framing an upholstered back, and elegant front legs with acanthus leaf carvings which are typical of the Gustavian period. The old green paint surface is in good condition. ref. 7-7897 $4,600 33.5” high 19.25” wide
SOLD A French Bistro Table with Zinc top circa 1900
This table from the Provence area has an intricate antique base and a reclaimed wooden top covered with hand-hammered zinc. It has a great proportion and is wide enough to be used as a dining table or a worktable. ref. 7-7640 $4,600 79” long 31.5” wide 28.5” high
-SOLD- A Swedish Writing Desk in Original Blue Paint, Dated 1813
This desk with its original blue paint, is a utilitarian beauty. A slanted top opens to reveal shelves and ample storage. The fluted legs are late Gustavian in style, and are accented at the top by delicate spiral carvings. The desk may have had use in a schoolroom or office by a person of importance,
SOLD A Pair of Swedish Signed Rococo Period Side Chairs Circa 1770
This pair of signed chairs show the skill of the Lindome chair makers, and bear the stamped mark of the maker, Johanes Andersson. They are examples of a transitional style between the Rococo and Gustavian periods, with the backs typically Rococo, and legs showing Gustavian influences. The original paint surface although predominately a light grey
SOLD A French Marble Topped Table Late 19th Century
This elegant table is somewhat unusual in that it has a slot carved in the marble top with an attached cash box underneath which could have been to leave tips in a restaurant, or coins for some kind of game. The base has a graceful design with curved legs meeting at the center rail, which
-SOLD- A French Garden Table with Antique Wrought Iron Base, Circa 1900
This charming table has an intricate scrolled base in old red paint that makes a dramatic statement. The travertine stone top has a peachy tone that works perfectly with the red coloration of the base. ref. 7-8039 $4,500 35.5” diameter 28.25” high
SOLD A French Antique Bistro Table with Marble Top, circa 1900
Always a sought after piece, this extra long bistro table with a three legged base and original white marble top, makes a great dining table or kitchen work table. The base is very sturdy and the marble is in good condition except for a rust spot on one end. ref. 7-7550 $4,500 75” wide 23.5”
A Pair of French Cast Iron Faux-Bois Jardinière Planters C. 1890
These 2 miniature jardinieres are charming copies of Versailles boxes originally developed in France to move plants inside during the winter. They are faux bois cast iron featuring a peak on each corner. The raised decorative designs on all 4 sides resemble the hinges of the originals and are dry scraped to their original surface.
-SOLD- A Late 19th Century Crested Pair of Swedish Urns in Black Paint
These charming urns feature an insignia of the Swedish royal crown on each side. The crown is the style used by lesser Swedish nobility, such as princesses, dukes and barons. The crown sits above a royal cypher surrounded by two leaves. The cypher would be the initials of the urns commissioner, and would show the
SOLD A French Cast Iron Garden Table with Marble Top, circa 1880
This table from the Napoleon III period has a very elaborate scrolled base that shows traces of old red and green paint and a marble top in great condition with squared off corners. ref. 7-7649 $4,400 29” high 47” long 22.25” wide
-SOLD- A Gustavian Period Lindome Armchair Stamped OES, Circa 1790
This armchair was made in Lindome, Sweden, circa 1790. An important feature is the large and impressive carving of the Lindome signature Hops plant’s flower and leaves on the crest of the chair and repeated on the front apron. The arms are beautifully stylized. The upholstery is a grey linen, with upholstered arm rests, seat,
-SOLD- A Swedish Gustavian Period Armchair Circa 1790
This elegant chair is a beautiful example of the best of Gustavian style with its sleek reeded back splats in the lotus pattern and detailed carvings on the legs and apron. The pale grey paint is original and has a beautiful patina. The chairs have been upholstered in a French linen fabric that happened to
-SOLD- A Swedish Antique Blue Painted Trestle Table, circa 1880
This Swedish trestle table has been dry scraped to a wonderful original blue surface. Perfect for eating, or with its removable large drawer, makes a great desk or worktable. The original pegs on both sides make it very stable. ref. 7-7555 $4,400 49” wide 32” deep 29.5” high, 23” to the bottom of the drawer
A French Round Table with Pad Feet from the Arras Foundry C. 1900
The Arras Foundry was an important producer of French artistic ironwork, so naturally when we found this table with the rare Arras label we had to scoop it up! The paint has developed a wonderful patina. Scrolling wrought iron leads to feet that end with an unusual pad shape. This table is a wonderful example
A Belgian 19th C. Oil On Canvas Still Life of Flowers, Henri Robbe
Henri Robbe, (1807-1899) Belgian, was a prolific painter of romantic still life floral paintings, often with a dark background to intensify the beauty of the flowers. This image depicts a bouquet of roses and tulips in a glass vase with a wonderful blue and white transferware bowl at one side. It framed with an antique
SOLD A French Late Nineteenth Century Garden Table with Marble Top
This table has a lovely green painted base retaining the original color and special details, with medallions at each side and pad feet. The large piece of marble with elaborate veining and beveled edges is quite attractive. ref. 7-7993 $4,200 29.5” deep 49” wide 28” high
-SOLD- A French Oil on Canvas Painting of an Interior Scene Signed and Dated 1912
This elegant painting depicts a serene interior scene with light shining through a window illuminating the elegant details of the room. It is framed in an early 20th century gilt wood frame. Signed by Marthe Moisset, artist known for her still lives and for her intimate compositions of interiors. ref. 7-8035 $4,200 35” high 29.5”
-SOLD- A Swedish Rococo Period Mirror with Traces of the Original Blue Paint and Gilt, Circa 1780
All the details and fantasy of the Rococo style are captured in this charming little mirror with its undulating curves and fan motifs. The paint surface with touches of blue and cream gives it an ethereal allure. The old divided glass is intact and in good condition. ref. 7-8021 $4,200 33” high 12.5” wide 2.5”
-SOLD- A Swedish Original Darlana Painting on Paper Attributed to Hjelt Per Persson, Leksand 1821-1886
This figurative folk-art painting is typical of the work of Hjelt per Persson who was one of the most important artists working in Leksand in the province of Darlana in the 19th century. The painting is of a kurbits: a symbol of vegetal fertility based on a gourd or pumpkin of biblical legend. In this
SOLD A Pair of Swedish “Bellman” Side Chairs Circa 1800
This style of chair was very popular in the late 18th early 19th century in Sweden. They were called Bellman chairs named after Carl Mikael Bellman, the very popular court musician to King Gustav III who played the lute. These chairs were probably used as occasional chairs in a salon as the backs are upholstered
-SOLD- A Round Marble Top Café Table With Wrought Iron Base, France, Circa 1890
This charming table has a lovely piece of white marble set in the original antique wrought iron base. The base, with traces of old paint is curved and joined at the center by a ring, ending in rounded feet, typical of the late 19th century. ref. 7-7920 $4,200 30” high 31.5” diameter
sOLD A Set of Six Antique French Garden Chairs with Medallion Backs, circa 1900
This set of early and sought after French garden chairs are made up of two armchairs and four side chairs. The medallion backs with a curved detail at the top are very attractive as well as comfortable. They are in good condition with a small almost invisible repair to one seat. ref. 7-7643 $4,200 37”
-SOLD- A French Art Nouveau Table in Old Green Paint with Grey Marble Top Circa 1920
This charming table has an art nouveau base in the spirit of french architect Hector Guimard’s designs for the french subway system in paris. The base with old green paint is marked “Avignon Modele Depose”. which indicates that the design was registered. The stunning grey marble top is in great condition. ref. 7-8104 $4,200 50”
SOLD A French 19th Century Boiserie Mirror, circa 1860
This mirror is a combination of a French Boiserie wooden frame from the 19th century with beautiful old glass. The intricate carvings and raised details are enhanced with pale grey paint. ref. 7-6983 $4,200 50.5” high 44.5” wide
-SOLD- A French Bistro Table with Oval Marble Top, circa 1900
It is unusual to find a bistro table with an oval marble top, which gives a softer line, and can look great as a dining table or in a kitchen. This table with a black painted cast iron base is marked, Cie Generale, Toulouse. ref. 7-7657 $4,200 64” wide 25” deep 27” high
SOLD A French Rectangular Wrought Iron Metal Table in White Paint
This early 20th century table, with ornate base, is a classic design. The table allows for ample seating of four to six people. The hand wrought metal base has a design of a square, topped with a circle around elegantly curved legs. Recently repainted in white with a rust-proof undercoat. ref. 7-8009 $3,900 47.5” wide
SOLD A French Bistro Table with White Marble Top, circa 1900
The cast iron base of this table has a central rod for stability and is painted a very dark rich green. It is marked Fenouil Hennon, metal-workers of Nimes France. ref. 7-7641 $3,800 58” long 22” wide 28” high
-SOLD- A Swedish Rococo Period Chair from Lindome, Sweden, C 1760
This sturdy chair has been carefully dry scraped to reveal beautiful carving throughout. The top has a fan motif leading to an unusually designed back splat. The apron is richly carved with the legs ending in ball and claw feet. A chair like this can look great in the corner of a room or can
SOLD A French White Round Iron Garden Table, circa 1890
This great classic French garden dining table seats six and has an intricate scroll base. It has recently been repainted in weather resistant outdoor paint. ref. 7-7634 $3,800 28.5” high 47” diameter
SOLD A Pair of English Silver Plate Triple Column Table Lamps Circa 1900
These stylish lamps with a ribbed base and three columns were made by Hukin & Heath of Birmingham England, a company established in 1855, and well known for its production of antique silverplate. They have custom made shades held by two unusual silver rings that attach to the body of the lamps. They have been