Style > Directoire
Directoire
From 1790 to 1800.
The Directoire style covers the Revolutionary period and the beginning of the Consulat, when Napoleon Bonaparte came to power. It is a neo-Classical style that is more severe, more archeological than Louis XVI, with light interior decorations focusing on simple lines.
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Capucine style mantel with curved hearth opening frame in Campan marble. Nice color and small dimensions.
Width : 3' 6'' ⅛ Height : 3' 1''
Stock venue : Warehouse in Saint Ouen
Each of these still life paintings have a bottom centered composition just above the title cartouche, with a trompe-l’oeil frame of molding and painted roses on wood, from which hangs a fine garland of flo…
Stock venue : Warehouse in Saint Ouen
A set of four cast iron Directoire style balconies from the late 19th century.
Width : 4' 3'' ⅛ Height : 2' 1'' ⅝
Wood fireplace mantel with a Neo-Classical decor, a central classical Greek style urn on the entablature.
Width : 4' 9'' ⅛ Height : 4' 7'' ⅛
Double entry doors of a Provencale residence. The doors are oak, the central post has a carved decor of a column and capital above a fish-like feature. The transom window is fan shaped. There are diamond dec…
Height : 9' 9'' ⅜
Stock venue : Warehouse in Saint Ouen
Door surround in stone. The stone is currently sealed together with temporary cement that will not damage the stones. A sketch with numbered stones is provided to the buyer.
Width : 3' 11'' ¼ Height : 10' 6''
Directoir style cast iron skylights from the late 19th century.
Width : 4' 4'' ⅜ Height : 5' 11'' ⅝