19th Century French Directoire Style Sofa or Settee
Located in Birmingham, AL
19th century French Directoire style three-seat sofa or settee constructed of solid walnut having a high framed upholstered back with show-wood and torchiere carvings, a typical neoc...
Walnut
19th Century French Carved Walnut Lyonnaise Curule Bench with Upholstered Seat
Located in Birmingham, AL
A striking 19th century French curule bench handcrafted in Lyon, circa 1870s, during the height of the Second Empire’s revival of classical forms. Inspired by the ancient Roman curul...
Walnut
19th Century Upholstered Spanish Catalan Bench
Located in Birmingham, AL
A 19th century Louis XIV style hand carved Spanish bench or banquette having original deep red velvet upholstery with metallic gold trim tape, bru...
Walnut
19th Century Spanish Backless Leather and Velvet Louis XIV Style Bench
Located in Birmingham, AL
19th century Spanish Louis XIV style bench or stool having original leather and red velvet upholstery with metallic trim tape and tri-colored bru...
Leather, Velvet, Trimming
Large Early 20th Century French Double Billot de Boucher or Butcher Block
Located in Birmingham, AL
A superb early 20th century French double billot de boucher or butcher block, circa 1920s, handcrafted of mixed woods in Paris. Wonderfully constructed with thick, hand carved pieces of wood, the large chopping surface is in great original condition, having a beautiful patina and authentic wear from a century of repetitive cutting and tenderizing of meat in a French boucherie. The large rectangular top comprises two large knife...
Steel
19th Century Italian Walnut Trestle Table With Scrolled X-Base From Tuscany
Located in Birmingham, AL
Handcrafted during the late 19th century by talented artisans in the sun drenched hills of Tuscany, this monumental carved Italian walnut trestle or harvest table features a thick, solid walnut rectangular top that is rich with character — its surface worn smooth by time, yet alive with visible knots and the soft, burnished glow of a well loved patina. Hand forged iron plates, originally used to strengthen the plank joints and reinforce the edges, remain intact — adding a layer of rustic authenticity that’s both practical and decorative, typical of 19th century Tuscan farm tables...
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