$ 395.00
Originally from the region of Savoie, France, near the Swiss border, this mid-nineteenth century hand carved walnut cradle rests on two scrolled rockers. Wooden knobs on each side of the cradle were originally used to attach leather straps that secured the baby inside when the cradle was placed in a carriage traveling over bumpy roads. The baby was protected from the sun by means of a light fabric laid over the two wide bentwood slats. A custom metal plant tray was added in the twentieth century for the family to use the cradle as a jardiniere or planter. A rare, original piece made by a French father for his baby, c. 1860.
37” L X 20” W X 24” H
$ 995.00
Mid century brass bar cart with removable upper and lower glass shelves, pierced brass galleries, and three bottle holders. 27" H X 28' L X 19" W ...
$ 1,495.00
Painted folding library ladder marked B.N. Paris from the Bibliothèque Nationale de Paris, c. 1920-1930. Originally used in the national library of Paris. Has nine rungs plus top platform for...
$ 1,995.00
Antique French steamer trunk features a wood body wrapped in canvas and leather with brass hardware and leather handles. The side of this trunk has an old label that reads...
$ 995.00
Beech and oak sculptor's table with adjustable height, c. 1900. Table top turns on a central axis. 44" H X 22" Diameter 15.5" Square Top