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1940s wooden blue and silver gilt lamp base
$1,300.00
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1940’s Belgian steel and brass detailed desk with one drawer
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Louis XVI bleached oak commode c.1850
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Mahogany and brass plant jardiniere with zinc liner c.1940
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Zinc vintage washer bins (ideal as planters)
$650.00
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Antique gilded metal crucifix 1859
$1,995.00
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Bleached oak carved Trumeau panel with mirror insert
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Napoleon III velvet processional banner c.1860
$3,950.00
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Limoges handpainted porcelain and bronze altar stand c.1890
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Cloisonne enamel and alabaster font c.1890
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Pair of Belgian LXVI style leather studded bergeres c.1920
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Wooden and gilded plaster mirror with foliate detailing c.1880
$5,950.00
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Napoleon III tapestry four fold screen with red velvet trim
Original price was: $1,950.00.Current price is: $1,750.00.
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Painted Russian icon of our Lady of Perpetual Secour 1899
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Bleached oak antique wedding armoire c.1870
$10,950.00
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1930s French leather studded daybed
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Louis XVI style armchair c.1890 with original paintwork
$4,650.00
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Mid 19th century metal astrolabe fer forge
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19th century carved oak LXVI table with drawer
$3,450.00
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1940s brass coffee table with glass top
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Came House interior, with one end of its elegant d

Came House interior, with one end of its elegant drawing room.⁠
Photo: @lizbakerphotography via @rupert.dixon⁠
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#dorset#architecture #eighteenthcentury #beautifulhouses #chandelier #classicalarchitecture #georgianarchitecture #neoclassical #archdaily #countryestate #countryhouse #mansion #neoclassicalarchitecture #palladianstyle #englishcountryhouse #englishbaroque #interior #decor #italianatearchitecture #georgianhouse #pevsner #janeaustenemma #janeausten #beautifulhomes #drawingroom #drawingroomdecor #antique #antiques #europeanantiques #europeanantiquesnz⁠
NOTE: Photos are not the intellectual property of europeanantiquesnz but that of the photographer or content creator acknowledged⁠⁠⁠
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P A C K W O O D House, National Trust - a Tudor ma

P A C K W O O D House, National Trust - a Tudor manor house with fabulous gardens ⁠
📷️ by @nicholas.e.taylor⁠
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#packwoodhouse #nationaltrust #tudormanor #tudormanorhouse #tudor #tudorhouse #manorhouse #manor #house #countryhouse #countryhouses #historichouses #tudorarchitecture #architecture #architecturephotography #garden #gardens #gardensofinstagram #wroughtirongate #packwood #lapworth #warwickshire #england #greatbritain #uk #unitedkingdom #antique #antiques #europeanantiques #europeanantiquesnz⁠
NOTE: Photos are not the intellectual property of europeanantiquesnz but that of the photographer or content creator acknowledged⁠⁠⁠

P A R I S "The fabulous photos of @retro_paris_ ar

P A R I S "The fabulous photos of @retro_paris_ are a testimony of the past of Paris in 1880-1900. 🇫🇷🫶✨⁠
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💡In 1887, the Eiffel Tower was not yet finished, but it already had its red color which it will keep until 1906. The Moulin Rouge was the first Parisian building to use electricity because it needed a sign that could be seen from far away all night long. The Place and the Pont Saint Michel have not changed since 1900, unlike Notre-Dame which has lost its spire for a few years. It will be rebuilt identically in a few years. The Statue of Liberty, a gift from France to the United States, already looked great in its Parisian construction workshop in 1884, two years before its inauguration in New York" Photos and copy via @paris.explore⁠
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#paris #vintage #france #europe #eiffeltower #toureiffel #justsofrench #parisexplore #heritage #history #photographs #madeinfrance #french #parislifestyle #parisfrance #restaurantparis #parisjetadore #moulinrouge #retroparis #parisgram #parisian #parisculture #frenchantiques #antique #antiques #europeanantiques #europeanantiquesnz⁠
NOTE: Photos are not the intellectual property of europeanantiquesnz but that of the photographer or content creator acknowledged⁠⁠⁠

"R O M E reimagined in English proportion.⁠ ⁠

"R O M E reimagined in English proportion.⁠
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There’s a distinctly English obsession—persistent, quiet, and curiously noble—with entrances. Not just thresholds, but grand vestibules, imagined as miniature forums of power. Country houses from the 18th century reimagined the ancient Roman world not in marble ruins, but in newly quarried stone, filtered through Baroque and classical dreams.⁠
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In the earlier decades, the taste leaned towards a bold, theatrical classicism. At Chatsworth, William Talman’s staircase rises like a ceremony in motion—embellished with painted ceilings and dramatic curves, embodying the early Baroque spirit. Not long after, Houghton Hall, designed by Colen Campbell and William Kent for Sir Robert Walpole, presents a central hall that speaks in Palladian grammar: symmetrical, austere, imperial in scale, yet whispering of rational order. Meanwhile, at Castle Howard, Vanbrugh and Hawksmoor composed a central space of vast verticality and domed glory—more operatic than Roman, but saturated with ambition.⁠
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These halls were temples to lineage and intellect, where classical antiquity served the performance of English power.⁠
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But by mid-century, a subtler voice emerged. At Holkham Hall, Kent—now matured—collaborated with Thomas Coke to channel the ruins of Rome as they had seen them: noble, unadorned, quiet in grandeur. The entrance becomes an antechamber to history itself.⁠
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Then, at Kedleston Hall, Robert Adam completed the arc: a vestibule born not from observation, but from imagination. A Roman fantasy, mathematically idealized, emotionally charged. No longer mere homage, but myth.⁠
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These were not halls. They were invocations—architecture as memory, and England’s gentry as inheritors of empire, stepping into their own imagined eternity". ⁠
📷️ and copy via @jepsolell⁠
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P A L A C I O Real de Madrid...⁠ Gasparini Hall

P A L A C I O Real de Madrid...⁠
Gasparini Hall and Fernando VII's contribution: the bronze pieces.⁠
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"Fernando VII reigned when he was in boga the empire style. It was then bronze gilded was dominated, at its best, as a decorative technique.⁠
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As told by @patrimnacional, inventories during the first three decades of the 19th century hundreds of orders were made to Parisian manufacturers ⁠
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Most palaces were seeking renovation after the riots that occurred during the reign of Joseph I. The merchant Rafael Garreta, through his Carrera de San Jerónimo store, was one of the most prolific suppliers. In 1827 he was commissioned the sumptuous lamp of the King's Chamber where we are now.⁠
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Today we can admire at the Royal Palace (and in the rest of the Real Sites) the fan of Fernando VII for the bronze. In each corner of a large number of rooms you will find consoles or pedestals accompanied by neoclassical and empire style chandeliers, clocks and sculptural groups in mercury gilded bronze and large size". Interesting history notes and 📷️ by @jepsolell⁠
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U N I Q U E Baroque Spatial Art at Bruchsal Palace

U N I Q U E Baroque Spatial Art at Bruchsal Palace ⁠
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"Rising in elegant curves on an oval floor plan , two staircases lead upward offering a view down into the grotto and culminating in a magnificent domed hall Light pours in from the sides and above – a stunning interplay of movement, light, and space.⁠
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Grotto, staircase, and domed hall form a harmonious unit that is truly one of a kind.⁠
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Starting in 1728, Balthasar Neumann took over the construction management and in 1731 transformed the original design into one of the most ingenious staircases of the Baroque period With a keen sense of space and proportion, he created an architectural icon that has made Bruchsal Palace famous far beyond the region" ⁠
📷️ and copy via @palace.reflections⁠
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NOTE: Photos are not the intellectual property of europeanantiquesnz but that of the photographer or content creator acknowledged⁠⁠⁠

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