CRT: CRT10097243,Measurements: 36"h x 26"w,Description: Reproduction Gilt Mirror.

CRT: CRT10097243,Measurements: 36"h x 26"w,Description: Reproduction Gilt Mirror.   « Less

This print is a reproduction print of 2 jockeys and 2 horses. It looks like the print is set on a Moorland area. There is a reproduction signature at the bottom. It is  More »

This print is a reproduction print of 2 jockeys and 2 horses. It looks like the print is set on a Moorland area. There is a reproduction signature at the bottom. It is either J Dally, J Dalby, T Dally or T Dalby. The reproduction signature is clear but the lettering is a little undistinguishable.The size of the frame is 34cm wide and 29 cm high. The inside of the print is 24cm wide and 19 cm high. The frame is a golden gilt colourand is very decorative and ornate.   « Less

A reproduction print of 2 horses within a farm scene. The print is framed in a lovely goldend gilt colour frame. The frame measures 40cm wide by 34cm high.The print size is  More »

A reproduction print of 2 horses within a farm scene. The print is framed in a lovely goldend gilt colour frame. The frame measures 40cm wide by 34cm high.The print size is 19cm high by 24cm wide. The outer part of the frame is 5cm deep. The frame is very decorative and ornate. There is a small piece of golden gilt paint missing from the bottom of the frame.   « Less

A magnificent bronze represent "A young Florentin Musician" cast from a model by Paul Dubois (1829-1905). Signed in the maquette Paul Dubois, F.Barbedienne Fondeur and dated  More »

A magnificent bronze represent "A young Florentin Musician" cast from a model by Paul Dubois (1829-1905). Signed in the maquette Paul Dubois, F.Barbedienne Fondeur and dated 1865. Stamped maker's mark A.Collas brevete, Reduction Mecanique. Good antique condition. Dimensions: 31.1/3in. (77 cm).. The F. Barbedienne foundry was started in Paris in 1838 by Ferdinand Barbedienne and Achille Collas, who was the inventor of a machine that would mechanically reduce statues. They at first produced bronze reductions of antique sculptures of Greek and Roman origin. Their first contract to produce bronzes modeled by a living artist was made in 1843 when they arranged to produce the works of Francois Rude. They barely survived the revolution and financial collapse of 1848 which caused many artists and foundries to declare bankruptcy. Barbedienne actively pursued contracts with the many sculptors of Paris contracting with David D'Angers, Jean-Baptiste Clesinger, and even producing some casts for Antoine Louis Barye as well as others. Achille Collas died in 1859 leaving Ferdinand Barbedienne as the sole owner of the foundry which by that time had grown to employ over 300 workers at their workshop located at 63 Rue de Lancry in Paris. Ferdinand Barbedienne was made the President of the Reunion of Bronze Makers in 1865 a post he held until 1885. The outbreak of the Franco-Prussian war in 1870 and the shortage of raw metals caused him to have to stop making sculptures but he did receive a contract from the French government for the production of cannons which kept his foundry open. After the war he resumed his casting of sculptures and put even more effort into signing contracts with various sculptors. Barbedienne Purchased 125 casting models from the late Antoine Louis Barye's sale in 1876. He set about casting and selling editions of these sculptures which was very successful, devoting an entire catalogue to these works. Ferdinand Barbedienne died on March 21 1891 and was mourned by many in the world of sculpture. It was said that he strove to the highest quality in his castings Albert Susse said of him that he was the "pride of the nation" and that that he "carried the splendor of our industry so loftily to all international competitions". The running of the foundry was taken over by Gustave Leblanc, a nephew, and continued the high standards set by M. Barbedienne. The foundry set up agencies in Germany, Britain, and the United States to market their production. Leblanc actively purchased models and production rights form sculptors including Auguste Rodin and the estates of sculptures including Emmanuel Fremiet. The foundry continued under the stewardship of M. Leblanc until 1952.   « Less

A reproduction chippendale mahogany mirror. The mirror does have a little age to it, but certainly not period or even antique. Overall very nice condition. Measures 38" to  More »

A reproduction chippendale mahogany mirror. The mirror does have a little age to it, but certainly not period or even antique. Overall very nice condition. Measures 38" to the top of the eagle and at its widest its 23 1/2". A nice eagle crest on the top and gold bands on the borders make this an attractive mirror. No visible maker marks.   « Less

NICKEL PLATED CAST BRASS REPRODUCTION DESK/COUNTER BELL A fine, quaint and memorable addition to any shop or store. Your customers will wonder where you found it and want one  More »

NICKEL PLATED CAST BRASS REPRODUCTION DESK/COUNTER BELL A fine, quaint and memorable addition to any shop or store. Your customers will wonder where you found it and want one of their own. Quantity pricing available for resale.   « Less

- SOLD INDIVIDUALLY - Transitonal style wall lantern will look great on any house. Constructed of solid brass with 3 panes of clear glass. Each of the three glass panels  More »

- SOLD INDIVIDUALLY - Transitonal style wall lantern will look great on any house. Constructed of solid brass with 3 panes of clear glass. Each of the three glass panels has a brass overlay decorative detail. Lantern is shown in oil rubbed bronze but we can make in any patina finish. Order a bunch for your house NOTE: can also be made into gas lantern for additional charge. UL LABEL   « Less

Pair of Legacy original Italian style alder chests, each having chunky carved paw feet, fluted sides and inlaid trim. These are a great vintage reproduction of the 18th  More »

Pair of Legacy original Italian style alder chests, each having chunky carved paw feet, fluted sides and inlaid trim. These are a great vintage reproduction of the 18th Century style. Would make fabulous side tables. 29W x 15D x 34H.   « Less

Pair of fantastic Legacy original custom made nightstands, in alder, having intricately carved floral wreath designs with brass urn hardware. This pair have been beautifully  More »

Pair of fantastic Legacy original custom made nightstands, in alder, having intricately carved floral wreath designs with brass urn hardware. This pair have been beautifully made and are a great vintage reproduction of the original. Only the finest quality, a pair you will only find at Legacy! Measuring 33.5W x 16D x 33H, priced as pair.   « Less

We have an extra nice Victorian Style sofa made by Carlton McLendon Furniture Co., in the late 60's or early 70's. The mahogany trim is in great condition with no cracks or  More »

We have an extra nice Victorian Style sofa made by Carlton McLendon Furniture Co., in the late 60's or early 70's. The mahogany trim is in great condition with no cracks or chips to the wood. There are carved roses on top. The button tuft back and sides are in great condition with no stains or tears. It sits comfortable. It stands 35 inches tall by 61 inches long by 30 1/2 inches wide and weighs 76 pounds. UPS Freight will be the shipper. Give us your zip code and we will figure shipping for you. We do have more photographs that we can email if you are interested. Status: For Sale Reference#: ros Condition: extra nice Year: 1950 Maker: Carlton McLendon Furniture Co., Height: 34.75 in. (88.26 cm) Depth: 61 in. (154.94 cm) Width: 30.75 in. (78.10 cm) Weight: 76 Title: Extra Nice Mahogany Trim Victorian Style Velvet Sofa Style: victorian Materials: mahogany   « Less