Box 167
Contains 30 Results:
France. Captain Cook wallpaper, 1922, 1930, undated.
In addition to furniture, the other types of decorative objects documented in this sub-subseries include busts, ceramics, ironworks, silverware, tapestries, and various lighting fixtures. Other unique objects briefly documented include a royal canopy throne and ship carving.
France. Fresco of Saint John, 13th century, 1945
In addition to furniture, the other types of decorative objects documented in this sub-subseries include busts, ceramics, ironworks, silverware, tapestries, and various lighting fixtures. Other unique objects briefly documented include a royal canopy throne and ship carving.
France. Furniture, Empire. Gift of Crofts, Margaret Lee (Mrs. Fred S.)., 1931
In addition to furniture, the other types of decorative objects documented in this sub-subseries include busts, ceramics, ironworks, silverware, tapestries, and various lighting fixtures. Other unique objects briefly documented include a royal canopy throne and ship carving.
France. Gothic furniture and woodcarvings, 1927, undated
In addition to furniture, the other types of decorative objects documented in this sub-subseries include busts, ceramics, ironworks, silverware, tapestries, and various lighting fixtures. Other unique objects briefly documented include a royal canopy throne and ship carving.
France. Gueridons and table by LePautre, Pierre. Essay. Ts, May 6, 1953
In addition to furniture, the other types of decorative objects documented in this sub-subseries include busts, ceramics, ironworks, silverware, tapestries, and various lighting fixtures. Other unique objects briefly documented include a royal canopy throne and ship carving.
France. Sevres. "French Porcelain Collection of Mrs. Hamilton Rice." PMA Bulletin. March 1944, incl. proofs of color plates, 1943-1944
In addition to furniture, the other types of decorative objects documented in this sub-subseries include busts, ceramics, ironworks, silverware, tapestries, and various lighting fixtures. Other unique objects briefly documented include a royal canopy throne and ship carving.
France. Tapestry. Don Quioxte series by Gobelins. Gifts of Dixon, Eleanor Widener, 1927, 1944-1946, undated
In addition to furniture, the other types of decorative objects documented in this sub-subseries include busts, ceramics, ironworks, silverware, tapestries, and various lighting fixtures. Other unique objects briefly documented include a royal canopy throne and ship carving.
France. Tapestry. "June" by Gobelins. Press release and notes, 1948
In addition to furniture, the other types of decorative objects documented in this sub-subseries include busts, ceramics, ironworks, silverware, tapestries, and various lighting fixtures. Other unique objects briefly documented include a royal canopy throne and ship carving.
France. Tapestry. List (in French) of items for sale and note, undated
In addition to furniture, the other types of decorative objects documented in this sub-subseries include busts, ceramics, ironworks, silverware, tapestries, and various lighting fixtures. Other unique objects briefly documented include a royal canopy throne and ship carving.
France. Torcheres, carved oak, circa 1720. Purchased from Carlhian (Firm: New York, N.Y.). Shipment damage, 1953
In addition to furniture, the other types of decorative objects documented in this sub-subseries include busts, ceramics, ironworks, silverware, tapestries, and various lighting fixtures. Other unique objects briefly documented include a royal canopy throne and ship carving.