French 18th Century Louis XVI Style Mahogany Desk

Coming from France. Discover the timeless elegance of this Louis Philippe period console, made from mahogany and adorned with a sumptuous Carrara marble top, dating from around 1830 ...

This French 18th-century Louis XIII chair, crafted from solid oak, is a beautiful testament to the enduring elegance of early French design. Characterized by its robust structure and intricate craftsmanship, the chair features turned legs, stretcher bars, and a tall, dignified backrest, all hallmarks of the Louis XIII style. The oak’s natural patina reveals the rich history of the piece, adding warmth and depth that enhance its antique charm. Upholstered with a traditional fabric, this chair offers both comfort and historical authenticity, making it a striking accent in any room. Ideal for those who appreciate classic French decor...

This French 19th-century Louis XVI stool is a fine example of the elegance and sophistication of classical French design, crafted from richly carved giltwood. The stool’s frame featu...

These French 20th century bronze Louis XVI sconces exemplify the timeless elegance of neoclassical design. Crafted from solid bronze, each sconce features hallmark Louis XVI details,...

A very high quality French 18th century Louis XVI period mahogany and ormolu desk or writing table, signed C. Mauter. The desk is raised by elegant circular tapered fluted legs with fine fitted ormolu sabots and richly chased fitted foliate chandelles. Above each leg are lovely fluted block reserves with additional finely detailed fitted chandelles. The scalloped shaped apron displays three drawers, each decorated with most attractive ormolu keyhole escutcheons. Each side displays a recessed panel while the back showcases the beautiful mahogany grain. Above is the tan colored fitted leather writing surface with a fine foliate gold tooled band...

A palatial scale mahogany cylinder desk in the Louis XVI style; the superstructure with rectangular galleried bleu turquin marble top over four frieze drawers, the paneled cylinder f...

Late 18th century piece of furniture called a “cartonnier” in wood veneer and used for storing papers. Each section of the piece features a frame of gilt bronze, fluted stripes. Its ...

French Louis XVI-style (late 19th/early 20th Century) mahogany writing desk with bronze trim, gilt embossed leather writing top, with pull-out side extensions and 5 front and back dr...