Neo Rococo

This elegant Neo-Rococo chandelier, crafted from gilt bronze, reflects the opulent and decorative style of the 19th and early 20th centuries.

Neo-Rococo armchair from the 1930s with curved legs and floral fabric.

Neo-Rococo armchair from the 1930s with curved legs and patterned floral fabric.

A 19th-century Neo-Rococo style accent chair, characterized by its ornate gold-leaf frame and deep-tufted upholstery.

Antique round dining table in neo rococo style from the 1920s. White painted with decorative details and 4 extension leaves.

Antique armchairs from the 1920s in neo rococo style. Set of 2 white painted armchairs with decorative details.

We present you this mirror, circa the late 19th century, closed in a wooden frame in the Neo-Rococo style. The shape of the mirror is similar to a square.

A 19th century Venetian console and mirror set in the neo-Rococo style, featuring a carved wooden structure with a coordinated mirror above.

Neo-Rococo Inlaid Dresser Veneered with Mahogany, circa 1930 A dresser, circa 1930, resembles furniture in the Louis XV style.

A Magnificent and Palatial Neo-Rococo Giltwood Canapé. The top rail exuberantly carved with a trumpeting putto seated in a conche shell surrounded by acanthus leaves and flanked by...

Pair of elegant Neo-Rococo Style gilt bronze candelabras with five arms in the shape of sprays of leaves, issuing from an acanthus wrapped baluster stem hung with crystal-cut prism, ...

A captivating set of three insert tables adorned with neo-Rococo-style marquetry, dating back to the 1960s.

We present you a mirror in a wooden frame in the Neo-Rococo style. The frame is covered with carved patterns with the rocaille motif, which is characteristic for Rococo.

Antique dining chairs in neo rococo style from the 1920s. Set of 6 white painted chairs with decorative details

This Murano Chandelier features a translucent golden amber hue designed in the Neo-Rococo style, an interpretation of the ornate and graceful aesthetics of the Rococo period with a m...

Set of three neo Rococo sugar castors in silver (830S). Northern Europe, early 20th century.

A piece furniture in the neo-Rococo style. This exquisite table was made in cherry and mahogany wood.

 Pair of Meissen Porcelain Neo-Rococo Figural Reticulated Centerpiece Compotes on Stands A set of porcelain rocaille bowls with gilt branch handles have been painted and adorned wit...

Wall Mirror in the Neo-Rococo Style, Late 20th Century This exquisite wall mirror is a stunning example of Rococo Revival, crafted in the late 20th century with a contemporary twist...

By the latter half of the 19th century, this neo-Rococo style experienced renewed popularity among Europe’s bourgeoisie, who sought refinement and escapism following decades of polit...

An exceptional and highly ornate German solid silver sugar bowl (alternatively styled as a small table centerpiece or jardinière), masterfully executed in the opulent Neo-Rococo tast...

The set is a remarkable example of Venetian Neo-Rococo / Barocchetto taste enriched by early Art Nouveau, or Stile Liberty, influences.

The wooden elements are made of walnut wood. The seat is spring, filled with seagrass. Furthermore, the backrest is padded decoratively. Presented piece of furniture is in or...

We present you a piece of furniture with a lightweight wooden frame and a softly upholstered seat and a backrest. All is from the Interwar Period. The bent legs and backrest frame a...

Southern France 19th century porcelain Neo Rococo fireplace, very decorative. Opening measurements : 32.2 x 40.5 inch (height x width).

The armchairs are from the 1970s-1980s and stylized as Neo-Rococo. Presented furniture is in very good condition.

Neo Rococo cocktail ring with center four carat morganite surrounded by opals, pink and white sapphires beautifully set in 18 karat rose gold.

A handsome Swedish Neo-Rococo chest of drawers crafted in pine, featuring a richly black-painted finish with beautifully worn edges that reveal warm undertones beneath.

Very rare on the market, impressive neo-Rococo metal chandelier, beautifully decorated with purple porcelain applications and roses flowers.

Small Walnut Sofa in the Rococo Revival Style, 1930s A finely crafted Neo-Rococo two-seater sofa from the Interwar Period, exhibiting the ornate elegance typical of the Rococo Reviv...

By Carrington & Co. With an exuberant neo-Rococo (or George II style) design including etched scroll work and cells to the body, an applied shell device to the spout, a handle with...

In addition to these realistic depictions, Persoglia also created numerous paintings in the Neo-Rococo style, depicting scenes of high society.

This is a Classic pair of original Swedish Gustavian neo rococo early 1900s armchairs in probable original paint with highly carved detailing on the frames , arm and legs, unusual de...

Round side table in classic/neo-rococo style, with a highly decorative gilded metal frame and a circular light gray marble top with white veins.

German Pure Silver Candlesticks, 19th Century Elegant pair of candlesticks made of the highest grade silver (marked 1000), crafted in the Neo-Rococo style of the second half of the 1...

The design is inspired by the 18th-century Louis XV period and the later neo-Rococo revivals of the 19th century. Its refined proportions and decorative yet understated form make it ...

Since 1830 it has been a term for upholstered armchairs in the neo-rococo style with a high, curved back and small or no armrests.

Rococo Revival Walnut Living Room Set From the Early 20th Century - 3 Pieces Presenting an elegant and timeless three-piece living room set in the refined Neo-Rococo style, dating b...

Together with his brother, Petit bought a porcelain factory in Fontainebleau and, later, a workshop in Paris, where his work became distinctive for their ornamental character, delica...

The romantic, soft washes in this work reflect the Late 19th-century Neo-Rococo or "Belle Époque" style, which looked back nostalgically to the pre-revolutionary French court life.

An elegant 19th century Neo-Rococo game table / desk crafted in mahogany, reflecting the decorative revival styles of the Victorian era.

Main features: Decorative porcelain box Subject: Stylized Pierrot French production 1970s Glossy white glaze Gilt details and highlights Wavy relief decoration Decorative and functio...

Charm and poetry define this delightful sculpture which declines, in a neo-rococo style, a most dreamlike allegorical subject: The Chariot of Love.

This cabinet is antique and genuine, probably a masterpiece, which stands among the best Italian and International production of neo-Rococo of the twentieth century.

The “Emmastol” (Emma Chair) is a specific Swedish furniture type that rose to prominence during the Rococo Revival period (mid to late 19th century). • It was named after 1821 and de...

Together with his brother, Petit bought a porcelain factory in Fontainebleau and, later, a workshop in Paris, where his work became distinctive for their ornamental character, delica...

Total Dimensions: height: 11,7 cm / 4.60 in width: 38,0 cm / 14.96 in depth: 20,0 cm / 7.87 in silver weight: 760 grams / 24.43 troy oz Hallmarks: Crescent + Crown - German...

Under George’s ownership the company produced Neo-Rococo style wares as well as Semi-porcelain and Chemical Porcelain.

The piece features a faceted clear glass body with amber-colored panels richly decorated in raised gilt ornamentation inspired by Neo-Rococo decorative vocabulary. The surface displa...

Turned supports, arched cut-outs, and sculptural accents reveal the hand of skilled artisans moving beyond the heavier neo-Renaissance and neo-Rococo revival styles that had previous...

The shapes are idiosyncratic interpretations of the 18th-century rocaille style typical of the popular preference for the neo-Rococo during Louis-Philippe’s reign (1830–48).

The shapes are idiosyncratic interpretations of the 18th-century rocaille style typical of the popular preference for the neo-Rococo during Louis-Philippe’s reign (1830–48).

Pieces bearing his "М.П" mark represent the pinnacle of Fabergé's artistic innovation, spanning styles from Renaissance Revival to Neo-Rococo. Acquiring a work from his hand is a rar...

These paintings belong to the Neo-Rococo revival that enjoyed great success in Paris during the Second Empire and then the Third Republic.

Pieces bearing his "М.П" mark represent the pinnacle of Fabergé's artistic innovation, spanning styles from Renaissance Revival to Neo-Rococo. Acquiring a work from his hand is a rar...

Its opulent appearance evokes the decorative arts produced in Monaco and on the French Riviera in the 1970s, where Rococo and Neo-Baroque influences were particularly popular.

Charming Neo baroque Chandelier in giltwood circa 1950 some lack of gilding and wear, but the general condition remains very satisfactory