Roy's Antiques Pty Ltd
(Roy Williams)
410 Queens ParadeFitzroy North /Clifton Hill VIC 3068
Silver from 18th, 19th and 20th century Europe. Tzarist Russian silver, porcelain and ikons. Furnishings of the 18th and 19th centuries, mostly French and English.
Items for Sale
- All (71)
- Art - Painting, Drawings, Prints (1)
- Ceramics (2)
- Clocks, Electric and Mechanical Collectibles (2)
- Furniture - 20th Century (8)
- Art Deco Furniture (1)
- Decorative Items of 20th Century (3)
- French and European Furniture 1900 onwards.
- Scandinavian Furniture & Design (1)
- Furniture - Pre 1900 (14)
- Biedermeier Furniture (1)
- English Mahogany, Rosewood and Oak Furniture pre 1830 (5)
- French and European Furniture 1830 - 1900 (1)
- French and European Furniture pre 1830 (7)
- Jewellery and precious Objects (4)
- Objects of Vertu (4)
- Kitchenalia, Copper and Brass (2)
- Copper and Brass (2)
- Lighting (3)
- Candelabra (3)
- Miscellaneous (1)
- Russian and Eastern European Works of Art (11)
- Ikons (1)
- Objects of Vertu (4)
- Silver (6)
- Sculpture (2)
- Silver and Silver Plate (21)
 Click on photo to enlarge | Circa: 1925 Price: $3,650 PAIR Art Deco' Armchairs, Paris, C1925. Gilded, carved wood, now upholstered in a characteristic Art Deco fabric from Warwick. These chairs are small in scale but deep and comfortable, each with a big squashy cushion. Tremendously stylish and chic as well as practical, these bergere capture the glamour of fashionable Parisian life in the Roaring Twenties. |
 Click on photo to enlarge | Circa: 1950 Price: $3,500 Pair of finely carved Louis XV style vintage century beechwood fauteuil a la Reine, with the generous 18th century size seats seldom seen on later rexamples. Newly upholstered in a richly textured green grenade pattern jaquard. Probably mid-20th century. |
 Click on photo to enlarge | Circa: 1930 Price: $2,500 A pair of Italian Louis XV style vintage (early 20th Century) fauteuil (open armchairs), gilded finish, now upholstered in green faux crocodile leather (made in Australia, but imported from America!) These open armchairs retain the the broad, generous proportions of the 18th century originals. |