France

(36"x14"x14") This 17th-century bronze Flemish lamp draws inspiration from the Baroque period. Baroque art originated in Italy in the early 17th ce...

(7.5"x4"x4") This 19th-century French candlestick is made of brass – material that was commonly used for candlestick production. At the time, the b...

(29"x9"x9") This 19th-century sculpture by French artist Henry Fugère (1872–1944), depicts a determined warrior, who stands ready for action, looki...

(9"x3"x3.5") An 18th-century French candlestick. The earliest candlestick that has been discovered by archaeologists was made of clay, and dates ba...

14" x 9" A French picture frame, made of bronze, circa 1930. The concept of framing pictures has been around since the times of the ancient Greeks ...

37x21 20th Century French mirror, done in a Regency style.  

0.5" x 4" x 5" This lovely dish is made of pewter, a metal alloy that consists largely of tin and has been used since antiquity. The dish features ...

(20"x12"x9" each) Add a little brightness to any space with this regal pair of candelabras! Along with their warm golden-bronze colouring and lush ...

34 x 60 x 19 A 19th-century tin children’s ride-on toy, made in France. Tin was a popular material used for children’s toys for much of the 19th an...

8" x 3" x 3" Humans have always needed fire for safety, food, and light. Due to this, candles have played an important role in our history, with ar...

(8"x4"x5.5"(largest)) This attractive set of measuring vessels originates from France and likely dates to the 19th century. Constructed of pewter, ...

55" x 25.5" Dating from the early 19th century, this French trumeau boasts a beautifully patinated mirror and painted country scene, enclosed in a ...

6.5" x 4" Late 19th century French newel post knob, made of hand blown glass with brass base.

(8"x9"x8.5"(each)) This pair of candelabras are made of blackened iron, and feature ormolu, which refers to a bronze object that has been ‘gilt’ or...

5" x 4" x 4" Pair of vintage gilded candlesticks from Paris, France.  

19" x17" x 34" French children's handcycle made of iron with unique hand-pump gear mechanism. Circa 1920.