Louis XVI Bedroom Furniture in Carved Walnut

19th century exquisite queen size beautifully hand carved bed frame in the elegant Louis XVI style. The headboard and footboard frames are raised on si...

A gorgeous mid-century French Regency Louis XVI style nightstands or end table By Baker Furniture USA, Circa 1960s Book-matched walnut, with original brass hardware. Meas...

Carved walnut bedroom set in Louis XV style, composed of: Bed: Headboard height: 171 cm Footboard height: 99 cm Width: approx. 171 cm (including footboard carvings) Depth: approx. 2...

Walnut bedroom set comprising a bed, a mirrored armoire, and a nightstand, crafted by Louis Malard. The ensemble is made of solid walnut and features finely carved decoration through...

An Exquisite antique French Louis XVI full size bed. Made of Walnut, featuring foliate carved ribbon and crest with center cartouche, acorn form finials, fluted and turned columns, a...

A magnificent pair of Karges Furniture Louis XVI mahogany bombe nightstands commodes with protective glass top. Very good vintage condition. Measure...

A gorgeous pair of French Regency Louis XVI or Swedish Gustavian style nightstands or bedside chests By Baker Furniture USA, 1960s Carved c...

A gorgeous pair of mid-century French Regency Louis XVI style nightstands or end tables By Kindel Furniture USA, Circa 1960s Carved solid cherry wood in green lacquer, with mounte...

Complete bedroom late 19th century superb Piedmontese Baroque massive with beautifully carved floral motifs walnut. (Eclectic style) with wardrobe, pair of twin beds with nets, drawe...

A monumental Vincenzo Cadorin circa 1890s bedroom Renaissance set in carved walnut. Top of the dresser, bedside tables and Console-Vanity in green imperial marble. Finished with wax Measure cm: Cupboard: H 270, W 135, D 60 Dresser: H 156, W 107, D 56 Bed: H 144/82, W 172, D 213 Bedside tables: H 84, W 47, D 31 Console: H 84, W 112, D 63. ABOUT Vincenzo Cadorin Venetian sculptor born in 1854, he studied at Benvenuti, then studied at the Academy of Venice. In 1883 he exhibited his first works in Rome and in the following year he won the gold medal at the Torino exhibition. "Eclectic craftsman, with the same disinflation of Renaissance and rococo motifs ... not without paying attention to how secession and liberty were being formulated" (Luisa GIORDANO, Cadorin, Vincenzo, in Italian Biographical Dictionary, XVI, Rome, 1973, p. 97). His most famous work is the carved and golden carved chair given to Pius X...