Pair of Large French Majolica Ewers, c. 1880, with gilt

Pair of Large French Majolica Ewers, c. 1880, with gilt and polychromed relief floral and latticework decoration, on a socle support to four splayed legs, H.- 22 in., W.- 12 1/4 in., D.- 8 1/2 in.

PAIR OF LARGE c1880 VICTORIAN FRENCH GILT BRONZE CANDELABRA CANDLESTICKS BARBEDIENNE. MEASURES H: 29 1/2" W: 11"

A Very Rare Large French Majolica Ladle c.1880 possibly Sarreguemines. The brown glazed stem and bowl profusely decorated with entwined tendrils and leaves, the stem with an acanthus terminal, the bow

Pair of French majolica ewers with dolphin form handles and applied floral decoration, 18”H x 8”W.

Choisy le Roi, pair large French majolica vases, c. 1890, France, polychrome glazed pottery, each baluster vase decorated with a shaped cartouche centered between scrolling floral handles, flanked on

Pair of Large French Majolica Baluster Handled Vases, 19th c., in the form of clustered ears of corn, on a relief circular base, H.- 16 3/4 in., W.- 12 in., D.- 10 in.

Pair Of Large 19Th C. French Gilt Bronze Decorated Chenets Dimensions: Height: 20" Width: 15"

A pair of large 19th C. French Neoclassical gilt bronze urns with detailed allegorical figural design and dolphin handles, raised on stepped bases. 23-1/2in tall x 12in diameter. Provenance: From a pr

Pair of Large & Heavy 19th C. French Gilt Bronze Candelabras Signed "Barbedienne". H 23" x D 14.1/2"

(pair) Large French Louis XVI style crystal and metal two-light wall sconces, 20th c., gilt metal frame accented with rectangular and hexagonal shaped prisms enclosing two lights, approx 27.5"h, 12.5"

(pair) Large French Old Paris porcelain garnitures/ vases, late 19th c., parcel gilt, polychrome painted roses and irises, (one) with heron and frog, (one) with heron and insect, impressed number 507

Antique French Majolica Iris Vase, Attributed to Massier - c. 1880. A large Art Nouveau French Majolica glazed ceramic vase in the form of a purple and yellow Bearded Iris flower. The base modeled as

Serpentine top over carved gilt wood cherub masks and foliate scroll, overall 19' h .x 22.5" x 13.5". Condition: Repairs, chips and wear to decoration.

With figural winged serpent handles and grotesques, sat on red marble bases. French, late 19th C. H. 37cm (14 1/2in)

An Amusing French Majolica Parrot Wall Vase, c. 1880. Modelled as a large parrot with white feathers and a pale yellow and green crest perched on a branch bracket, the open back forming the flower hol

HUGE ANTIQUE NEOCLASSICAL PARCEL GILT BRONZE EWERS "A large pair of French 19th Century Napoleon III style ormolu & patinated bronze ewers. On round bases with scenes of cherubs throughout. The ormolu

Pair of large French hand painted porcelain ewers depicting Napoleonic soldiers together with dogs & horses in the wilderness. Each measures approx. 12-1/4" Tall. Unmarked to base. From a Miami Beach

Pair of French Gilt Bronze Baluster Ewers, late 19th c., with a putto handle over a relief band of grapes and leaves, over a wide band of frolicking putti, on a socle support on a stepped leaf and gra

Pair of Large French Empire Gilt Bronze Relief of Angels C. 1800. Approx; Measurements, Height 20 1/4 inches, Width 16 1/4 inches

A fine pair of large antique French ormolu andirons in Louis XVI taste. The andirons are decorated with pot-a-feu urn vases flanked by heads of satyrs and flower garlands and raised on a circular base

Large pair French bronze 'Japonisme' figures, Last quarter 19th c., France, possibly cast by Barbedienne, gilt burnished brown patinated bronze, Geisha and Samurai depicted in traditional robes, each

Pair Of Large 19th C. Louis XV Gilt Figural Bronze Chenets, Circa 1880 Signed By Maison Millet, Paris. H 17 1/2" x W ~ 8" x L 18 1/2"

(pair) Large French gilt metal five-light altar candelabra, late 19th c., now electrified, having figural standard modeled as a winged angel, issuing five scrolled arms, each terminating on

Majolica Vase c.1880, 28", designed by Paul Comolera, formed as a strutting rooster afront a vase formed of wheat, all upon an earthy ground pedestal, inscribed P. Comolera. Paul Comolera (French) was