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bernardisantiques.com

Antiques Toronto.  English & French Furniture, China, Jewelry, Clocks, Lighting, Moorcroft Pottery,European & Canadian Paintings, Doulton, European & American Art Glass, Lalique,Sterling Flatware, Sterling Hollow Ware, Bronzes & Objects of Art.

wylerantiques.com

Silver Water Pitchers are the perfect combination of being practical as well as decorative. We know that water pitchers are generally used for serving Wyler Antiques

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thelanesarmoury.co.uk

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antiquesilver.org

Sell your antiques silver items in The Meadows. We buy antique silver items like Silver Bowls, Tea sets, Flatware, Trays etc. Get best price for them.

nechamkin.com

For a just a few dollars over the cost of the parts, get to work faster with a pre-filled pitch bowl! Completely Prepared and Ready to Use Pitch Bowl with Support Ring: Now there is no need to deal with the mess and drudgery of filling a pitch bowl. We have done the work for you. Simply place your work into the pitch and start chasing! Our bowl is first filled about 1/3 way with concrete and then topped off with approximately 3.5 lbs of Nechamkin Green Pitch. Our filled pitch bowl kit uses an 8″x4″ deep, heavy iron pitch bowl from Otto Frei, which Allows stability at extreme work angles with deep 8″ solid rubber tire support, also included.  NOTE: Consider purchasing extra chaser’s pitch to mound up your bowl and fill the back of repousse cavities on work pieces.

silvermakersmarks.co.uk

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cacheantiques.com

The Georgian Period was between 1714-1837; the Regency Period was during 1811-1820, with some slight overlap.

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Oil on canvas cartoon from The Braquenie Company for a pair of tapestry panels. Louis XIV style . Natural decor on architectural trompe-l'oeil backdrop.Both tapestries are framed by frieze with a decor of glyphs and palmettes. From this backdrop, a mixture of military and floral motifs emerge: hanging trophies (helmets, plastrons, shields, and swords) intermingled with garlands of fruits and flowers.The two pieces have a symmetrical design: the helmets, armors and large blue and gold shields are facing opposite directions, allowing them to be placed on either side of a window, thus the name ''entre-fenetre''This composition finds its inspiration in the style in vogue during the reign of Louis XIV, a period of great inventive splendor in the decorative arts often centered on this theme of army trophies, which is also present in paintings and sculptures. The very naturalistic fruit and flower motif is a common feature in tapestries of this same period: they are used as decorative frames or are part of the decor. The Braquenie Company is probably the most famous tapestry, rug and furniture fabric creator of the 19th century.In 1858, the Braquenie brothers, Alexandre and Charles-Henri, bought the Démy-Doineau company, a Parisian fabric store that existed since the18th century and owned a Parisian workshop. The Braquenie brothers then opened a workshop in Aubusson and another in Malines, and soon attraceted the most select clientele of Paris. They were official suppliers during the reign of Napoléon III in France (photo2), and of the King of Belgium and the German Emperor.After the Second World War, only the Braquenie Company was able to create the fabrics and tapestries necessary to restore the French castles that had suffered so much during the years of Occupation, for the Monuments Historiques. Since 1991, the company belongs to Pierre Frey.