Items Archive - Hoffmans

A Gustavian Jardiniére attributed to Henrik Sten, Marieberg faience factory circa 1780

A pair of Gustavian girandoles, circa 1790

A Gustavian side table attributed to Jean Baptiste Masreliez, Stockholm circa 1790

A pair of ormolu candlesticks, Vienna late 18th century.

A pair of six-light candelabra in the manner of Claude Galle, Paris circa 1800

A pair of Gustavian armchairs attributed to Ephraim Ståhl. Stockholm circa 1810

A Gustavian side table by Anders Lundelius, Stockholm 1783

A pair of Gustavian stools by Erik Öhrmark, circa 1790

An important Rococo mirror, Stockholm late 1750s

Chandelier for nine-candles, Alexander I, St. Petersburg early 19th century.

A pair of candelabra “Night & Day” attributed to Pierre Philippe Thomire, Paris early 19th century

A pair of ormolu and patinated bronze candlestick”Retour dÉgypte”, Paris early 19th century

A wall panel attributed to the workshop of Daniel Marot, early 18th century

A Swedish rococo commode attributed to Christopher Tietze, circa 1760

A ormolu and cut glass chandelier in the manner of Johann Zech, St:Petersburg circa 1800

A pair of canopic Grand Tour Carrara marble urns, Italy first half of the 19th century

A Swedish rococo mirror, Stockholm circa 1770

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A Gustavian Jardiniére attributed to Henrik Sten, Marieberg faience factory circa 1780

A pair of Gustavian girandoles, circa 1790

A Gustavian side table attributed to Jean Baptiste Masreliez, Stockholm circa 1790

A pair of ormolu candlesticks, Vienna late 18th century.

A pair of six-light candelabra in the manner of Claude Galle, Paris circa 1800

A pair of Gustavian armchairs attributed to Ephraim Ståhl. Stockholm circa 1810

A Gustavian side table by Anders Lundelius, Stockholm 1783

A pair of Gustavian stools by Erik Öhrmark, circa 1790

An important Rococo mirror, Stockholm late 1750s

Chandelier for nine-candles, Alexander I, St. Petersburg early 19th century.

A pair of candelabra “Night & Day” attributed to Pierre Philippe Thomire, Paris early 19th century

A pair of ormolu and patinated bronze candlestick”Retour dÉgypte”, Paris early 19th century

A wall panel attributed to the workshop of Daniel Marot, early 18th century

A Swedish rococo commode attributed to Christopher Tietze, circa 1760

A ormolu and cut glass chandelier in the manner of Johann Zech, St:Petersburg circa 1800

A pair of canopic Grand Tour Carrara marble urns, Italy first half of the 19th century

A Swedish rococo mirror, Stockholm circa 1770

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