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This captivating collection features nine vintage French architectural prints, each a finely reproduced plate from the celebrated series “Vues pittoresques des principaux édifices de...

This elegant pair of original antique watercolor paintings by renowned French artist François Flameng (1856-1923) offers a rare glimpse into pastoral French landscapes at the turn of...

Classic French elegance. A refined pair of early 1900s French molded bronze wall sconces, sourced in France and designed in the Neoclassical / Louis XVI revival style. Each sconce fe...

A vintage European floral still-life oil painting (1923–1924) with an ankh-monogram signature and antique carved frame. A beautifully atmospheric early 20th-century floral still lif...

Art Deco black ceramic vase by French designer Claude Dumas – early 2000s Remix Gallery edition, made from the original mould, sourced in France, in very good vintage condition This...

This mid-20th-century Vietnamese lacquer painting panel by Nguyễn Thanh Lê (1919–2003) is an elegant example of traditional Vietnamese sơn ...

A rare and striking medium-size leather horse sculpture, dating to the 1930s and sourced in France, this finely modeled piece stands 27 inches tall and is covered in genuine leather ...

This vintage French wall tapestry beautifully merges Renaissance-inspired imagery with the refined graphic style of the 1960s. Printed on thick woven cotton, it portrays a lively win...

A set of three bronze wall sconces, made and sourced in France, dating from the 1960s—a period when Hollywood Regency interiors embraced the refined elegance of Neoclassical design. ...

A beautifully composed vintage French oil painting on stretched canvas, dated 1935 and signed by the artist B. Salmon in the lower left corner. This refined still life depicts a bowl...

A captivating vintage oil painting sourced in France, likely dating from the first half of the 20th century, depicting a serene winter village landscape infused with both Cubist and ...

A beautiful vintage oil painting on stretched canvas, sourced in France and presumably dating from around 1960. The work is titled “La Seine et Paris” and marked on the back with the artist’s name CAVAL along with what looks to be an exhibition number (see photos). Depicting Paris in a striking and atmospheric brutalist style, it is masterfully executed with brush and palette knife, the latter creating bold, assertive strokes and a richly textured surface. The composition harmoniously balances soft, luminous pastel tones with strong, darker architectural lines, resulting in a painting that is both elegant and powerful. Decorative, distinctive, and full of character, it beautifully captures mid-century artistic sensibilities—a painting of Paris...