19th Century French Antique Louis XIV Style Boiserie Splendid late 19th Century boiserie made of pine and painted in Faux Walnut. These wood panels come from the "Villa Louis Marie" in Cannes (South of France). There is a total of 9 pieces including 2 corners. One panel is featuring a hidden door for a secret compartment built into the wall. The length for all the panels is 423"long and each measure 35"high. Circa date 1890.  

French Antique Louis XVI Style Ceiling Medallion A nice ceiling medallion made from stucco at the beginning of the 20th century featuring an intricate embellishment consisting of acanthus leaves and twisted ribbon patterns. Circa date 1900. Dimensions 2" high/ 20" diameter  

19th Century French Antique Napoleon III Period Marble Mantle This is a simple but pretty mantle made by the end of the reign of Napoleon III by the second half of the 19th century consisting of a total of 6 nicely veined carerra marble pieces. Circa date 1870. Dimensions Mantle: 42"high/ 46"wide/ 12"deep. Mantle/Hearth: 35"high/ 33"wide.  

Set of 19th Century French Antique Terra Cotta Tiles This is a nice set of Terra Cotta Tiles commonly called "Tomette" (the word Tomette is coming from the word Tomate meaning Tomato due to their shape and color), such tiles are typical from the South of France especially Provence, those were manufactured in Salerne (Var) by the famous company named Usines de céramique Saint-Romain de Salerne, which was open in 1853 and closed by the 1960. Those tiles come from a late 19th century building near Nice. The surface is approx 32-square meter, which represent approx 340 square feet. Circa date 1890. The dimensions of a single tile is 4 5/8"wide x 4 1/16".