Style > Restoration
Restoration
From 1815 to 1830.
The Restoration is the period when the Bourbon kings returned to the French thrown. Louis XVIII and his successors favored 17th and 18th century classicism in an attempt to erase the memory of the Napoleonic adventure. The duchess of Berry, daughter in law of Louis XVIII was the patron and inspiration for this new colourful and polychromatic taste. This was the birth of the medievalist movement, which led to the neo-Gothic style. Borrowing shapes and forms from the Gothic, Louis XIII and Renaissance styles, the Restoration was very eclectic.
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Beautiful large deep green remarkably carved marble mantel. On the entablature, a central quatrefoil flower medallion flanked by carved recessed panels. Resting on end blocks the deeply fluted scrolled protr…
Width : 6' 10'' ¼ 209cm Height : 3' 7'' ¼ 110cm
Stock venue : Warehouse in Saint Ouen
This mantel dates from the restoration period in France with a simple very pure but powerful design. The console jambs give a sense of strength and stability. The straight plain lines of the frieze and shelf…
Width : 4' 8'' ¾ 144cm Height : 3' 4'' ⅛ 102cm
Stock venue : Warehouse in Saint Ouen
Fake pair of light wood framed glass door from a private town house in Bordeaux - the same origins as items 1066 and 1067. The light wood structure and diamond shaped windows are typical of the period. The f…
Width : 3' 7'' ¼ 110cm Height : 10' 1'' ¼ 308cm
Wood framed double door glass window from a private town house in Bordeaux - the same origine as items 1067 and 1068. The light wood structure and losange shaped windows are typical of the period. The window…
Width : 3' 7'' ¾ 111cm Height : 7' 5'' ¾ 228cm