1800s Brown Leather Bound Book

Striking oil portrait by Fritz Burger (1867–1927) depicting a leaning man in a moment of quiet introspection. Rich brushwork and muted tones reflect Burger’s expressive style, making this work a compelling example of early 20th-century portraiture.

19th-century oil portrait of a refined woman with center-parted hair, golden jewelry, and a lace-trimmed collar. Her composed expression and elegant attire reflect the dignity and restraint of the era. Artist unknown, but skillfully rendered.

Striking oil portrait by J. Bazin in the style of Van Dyck, featuring a dignified sitter with rich tones, elegant costume, and dramatic lighting. A masterful nod to 17th-century portraiture with confident brushwork and classical composition.

Step into history with this exquisite red leather bound book from the 1800s. This beautifully aged volume showcases the superior craftsmanship of 19th-century bookbinding, featuring red leather that has developed a distinguished patina over century.

Napoleon III–style giltwood chair featuring an openwork back with delicately carved barrettes and a red velvet cushion. Exemplifying Second Empire craftsmanship, it appeals to discerning collectors of fine 19th-century decorative arts.

Delightful armless green floral upholstered chair. This versatile piece perfectly balances comfort with style, featuring an enchanting floral pattern in rich green tones that adds a refreshing touch of nature-inspired elegance to any dining room.

Embrace the opulent beauty of French rococo design with this exquisite Louis XV style wooden painted desk, a masterpiece that brings 18th-century aristocratic sophistication to your workspace.