This handsome bowl was hand carved by a master craftsman and retains the beautiful original blue paint. An iron band was attached near the rim to add stability. It has the initials "O A P S Lövengren" painted on one side along with the date 1859. This could be the makers signature or the initials

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

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.

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

It is rare to find a pair of benches of such a useful size. They can easily sit two people, and can work on their own or as a pair in front of a fireplace. With a tray on top they make a great coffee table! They are carved in a classic Greek key motif

In Sweden during the late 18th century, wooden travel boxes were used to carry precious items from one destination to another by coach. This box in a soft blue-grey paint, has straps on the back and front, and the original working lock and old key that opens it. The interior retains the original pale peach

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

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

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

This travel box is in a wonderful vibrant shade of original blue paint. It is decorated with metal straps to make it strong for carrying heavy items when traveling by coach in the 18th century. The large size is unusual and impressive. ref. 7-7969 $2,400 11” high 21” wide 19” deep

This round plant stand is the perfect proportion for displaying flowering plants. It retains the original zinc liner, which is rare. The curved basket is accentuated at the bottom with a band of zinc fleur-de-lis. The ornate scrolled base is in great condition. ref. 7-7965 $1,650 22” diameter 35” tall 15” diameter liner

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

This bowl has a generous size, and a beautiful curved lip for pouring. The white ironstone is in perfect condition. It has a hallmark on the bottom with a crown and “Made in Belgium”, which dates it to around 1900. ref. D-1696 $320 15” wide with spout 13.75” diameter 4.75” high

A classic oval footbath with two big handles and one raised band on the outside. It is a generous size to allow for several flower pots and is in mint condition. ref. 7-7942 $1,650 8” high 18” wide (including handles) 14” deep

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

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

This unusual dinner service, made in Choissy le Roi, France, is a rare and sought after pattern of shells and ribbons with the addition of birds. What makes this set so interesting is that all of the pieces are square. The set includes dinner and luncheon plates, as well as soup plates and several platters.

These Elegant Wooden Torcheres have a wonderful original patina of blue paint interspersed with yellow and black at the base. ref. 7-7841 $1,400 24” high 5.75” diameter

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

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

Featuring a classic combination of wood and wrought iron in a decorative pattern, this bench came from a hotel in Vichy, France, a town known for its luxurious spas and healing waters. The wood is nicely aged with traces of white paint remaining, and the wrought iron frame is in good condition. ref. 7-7890 $3,800

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

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

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

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

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

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

This bistro table has a lovely white marble top in good condition that is wide enough to comfortably seat four for dining. The antique curved wrought iron base has medallions at each side, and traces of old grey/white original paint. ref. 7-7889 $3,400 28.5” high 44” long 21.5” deep

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

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,

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

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

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

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

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

This attractive Jardinière, in a classic design with scrolled legs and decorative basket, originated in the late 19th century in France. It can be used both indoors and out. ref. 7-7852 $1,500 24” deep 30.5” wide 35” high

This unusual mid 19th century foot bath with a lovely pattern of green fern leaves is perfect for a porch or room with a garden theme. It is in excellent condition. ref. D-1721 $1,400 21” with handles 12.5” deep 8.5” high

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

These chairs have a lovely back with intricate scrolls and bands. The pierced seats are in great condition, and the chairs have recently been repainted with weather resistant paint. They can be purchased individually at $475 each, or as a set of six for $2,850. ref. 7-7866 $3,800 33” high 15” deep 16” wide 16.5”

This classic French garden table from Provence has a pierced top with a convenient hole for an umbrella. The intricately scrolled base is attractive, and leaves room for chairs to be arranged comfortably around the table. ref. 7-7868 $3,200 47” diameter 28” high

This charming handcrafted chair has intricate bentwood arms and a graphic openwork design on the back. It shows the evidence of a very careful craftsman who did not miss a detail. ref. 7-7864 $650 21” High 11.5” wide 9.5” deep

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

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

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

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.

These sconces are like miniature versions of torches that lit the way into castles long ago. With their open crown tops and Fleur de Lis motif they are medieval in feel, but the fantastic blue paint makes them great for today. They have been recently rewired. ref. 7-7858 $750 11.5” high 4” wide 5” deep

These three-light sconces with fanciful depictions of a fan and a sunflower are all about color with a lovely old patina of cream, green, and burnt orange paint. They have been wired for US circuits. ref. 7-7857 $1,750 20” high 8.5” wide 9” deep

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

This side chair is a great example of Rococo style with an unusual back splat, and traces of original green paint. The chair’s best feature is an amazing pair of front legs with exaggerated pad feet. ref. 7-7851 $2,200 40” high 20.5” wide 16” deep 17” seat height

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”

This attractive jardiniere looks very chic in black and can be used both indoors and out. The original zinc liner has traces of black paint remaining. It is typical of the late 19th century in france. ref. 7-7834 $1,400 23” deep 26.5” wide 35” high

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.

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.

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

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

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

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

This pitcher by J.W.Pankhurst, Hanley, with full ribs is a hard to find pattern and much prized by ironstone devotees. It is in good condition except for a few wear marks on the surface. ref. D-1672 $275 11” high 7” wide

This fabulous footed compote is highly sought after by devotees of T&R Boote for its impressive size and detailed design. It has an impressed Sydenham mark and the condition is perfect. It is a great piece to use as a centerpiece. ref. 7-7694 $850 8” high 11” diameter

This oval footed server is very unusual due to its size and graceful shape. It makes a perfect centerpiece for a table. It is in perfect condition. While not marked, it is an early piece and definitely French. ref. D-1640 $975 19” wide 13” deep 5” high

This pretty piece makes an excellent jardinière for flowers or plants. It is in good condition with some losses to the enamel around the bottom. The faux marble exterior makes it a perfect fit for a blue and white color scheme in any room. ref. D-1589 $350 14.5” deep 17” wide 8” high

This piece has circular bands and square handles giving it a classic tailored look. It is in good condition with slight roughness on the handles. It is perfect to display flowers or fruit. ref. 7-7561 $600 14” wide 12” deep 6” high

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

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

This French table is the perfect proportion to fit four people comfortably. The cast iron art nouveau base with old black paint is in great condition and very sturdy. The old white marble top has a lovely patina. At 28” this table is the perfect height for dining. ref. 7-7823 $2,700 28” high 44.5” wide

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

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

This unusual flower stand has a fanciful folk art cut out design on each side and two shelves leading to a center top shelf. The form is fantastic and the blue/green original paint adds to its charm. ref. 7-7815 $2,200 39” high 39” wide 23.5” deep

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

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

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

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

This painted decorated oval box known in Sweden as “Svepask,” is made of a single piece of wood that was steamed, pressed into an oval shape, and hinged together with bindings made of root. A box such as this was often given as a betrothal gift and was traditionally decorated with flowers. It retains the

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

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

This elegant dinner service with an elaborate mark on the back is a pattern called Marie Louise Labrador. The maker Creil et Montereau is one of the famous makers of French china dating back to the 18th century. A lovely border of scrolls and filigrees in blue surrounds the creamy white interior creating a great

This partial dinner service in an engaging pattern with butterflies and flowers was made by Creil & Montereau. It is french Ironstone, known as “terre de fer.” The set consists of: 8 soup plates: 9" dia 13 Luncheon plates: 8" dia 19 dinner plates: 8.75" dia one oval platter: 15" long, 10" wide one large

This three-tier plant stand was made by drawing wires into a frame with several levels of interwoven strands that were then decorated with loops and whimsical shapes. It has three levels plus a small basket in the base for an extra plant, affording enough room for a grand display. It is in great condition with

These charming urns have a wonderful old patina with traces of green paint remaining. Although there are many larger urns of this design with a ribbed rim and pedestal base, these are unique due to their diminutive size, while still retaining all the beautiful details of their larger counterparts. ref. 7-7791 $950 8” high 9”

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

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

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

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)

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

This white garden table is of sturdy cast iron with an intricate gothic style base featuring heavy bolts and pad feet. The thick pierced iron top is in great condition. This is a table that can look chic inside but has a great design that can live in the garden as well. It can also

The cast iron base of this table has an intricate design that is closer to a piece of sculpture than an ordinary table of this type. It is painted in a fabulous Mediterranean blue, which adds to its appeal. The piece sits on flat legs that afford stability. The antique white marble top is original

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

This pair of elegant lamps with fluted Corinthian columns have the added detail of beautiful alabaster finials. They are in good condition, and have been rewired with solid brass sockets that also accept three-way adjustable bulbs. ref. 7-7775 $1,800 35” high with finial 5.5” square base

These elegant lamps, circa 1950, are beautifully carved with scrolled details at the base and top. The alabaster is a slightly off white color with no spots or streaks. There is one chip at the top of one lamp. They have been rewired, and have new shades. ref. 7-7774 $2,400 33” High 5” square at

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.

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

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

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

These lamps were originally made for candles, but were electrified at a later time. They have very intricate ironwork, topped with a crown. Each one has a fan shaped reflector behind the light source. Made to hang on the wall. ref. 7-7764 $2,250 16” high 8.5” wide 6” deep

These graphic sconces have three curved arms of ribbed metal that contrast nicely with the simpler back plate. They have been rewired for US circuits. ref. 7-7767 $2,800 25” high 11.5” wide 4.5” deep

These painted wooden urns might have been part of a 19th century stage set depicting a fanciful garden. They have wooden back supports to display them at an angle but also have hangers allowing them to hang on a wall as a decorative element. There is a small repair to the top of each urn

This set is elegant and typical of a large dinner service of the period, which were opulent in decoration and design. The pieces in this set are decorated with gold details and initialed “DD”. The dessert plates are embellished with gold Acanthus leaves. The set consists of 27 luncheon plates, 21 gilt leaf dessert plates,

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

This charming dinner service was made by Cauldon of England, but for the French market and has the mark of E. Bourgeois, Paris. The pattern, “chantry,” is an interesting one that features various flowers and fruit expressed in different combinations. The set consists of 23 dinner plates, 19 salad plates, and 17 soup plates. It

Featuring the “venise” pattern, this dinner service was made by Gien circa 1880. The set consists of 14 dinner, 9 soup, and 14 salad plates; as well as two open bowls, one large round platter, one small round platter, one small oval platter, and three footed dishes. ref. 7-7762 $1,200