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Faux Bois Chair, 19th Century, Ile de France
(complete with moss and lichen)

19th Century Oak Buffet

33"h x 90.5"w x 28.5"d

19th Century France Sconces

44"h x 18"w x 10.5"d

Mid 19th Century Comptoire Table
29.5"h x 119"w x 38.75"d

French metal sconce with mirror inside back
22.5" h x 14"w x 8"d

Zinc Top Pedestal Table

29.5"h x 60.75 dia

19th Century Marseilles France 91.75h x 75w x 17.5d

Fountaine Orange, 4 spouts, hand-carved limestone

78.25"h x 119"w x 119"d

Pair of Rare Oval Rococo Planters
32.5"h x 56"w x 27.5"d

Buck Cast Iron Bell
9"h x 5"w x 7"d

Luberon Limestone Table
29.5"h x 79.25"w x 42"d

Old Copper Well Bucket

14"h x 11.5"w x 9.25"d

18th Century, Loire Region
Hand Carved French Limestone
50"h x 20"w x 20"d

Cobblestones, 18th-19th Century France
4"h x 6"w x 6"d

Aged Oak Planters
(many planter options-French, Italian and English designs)

19th Century, French Marble Top Table, Wrought Iron Base
31.75"h x 55.25"w x 28"d

Cow Hide Trunk, imported from France
Brass hardware, leather accents
20"h x 54.5"w x 16"d

Faux Bois Settee (part of a set, see image below) 19th Century Ile de France
I've never been a big faux bois fan until I saw these pieces aged perfectly and complete with moss.-Love!

France, Pair Iron Wall Sconces, (electrified)
15.25"h x 16"w x 8"d

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Faux Bois Salon, 19th Century Ile de France
(see chair and settee images above)

French Terracotta Rams Head
15"h x 15"w x 8"d
(this guy's on my wish list)

Many more wonderful items awaiting your discovery!

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Hand-hammered copper cache pots by Brocchi Workshop, Siena Italy as seen on linenandlavender.blogspot.com

Hand-hammered cache pots, (80 euro*)

Brocchi Workshop in Siena Italy as seen on linenandlavender.blogspot.com

Brocchi workshop, Siena

Laura and Alessandro Brocchi are the great grandchildren of coppersmith, Giuseppe Brocchi and hail from a long line of master forgers. Though they continue to specialize in the tradition of copper-forging passed down through their family for the last 200 years, they now also work with all metals ranging from iron to silver to brass; making everything from cache pots to kitchen tools to lamps and including artistic, award-winning commissions for Il Palio.

The Brocchis' shop and workshop are a short walk from the main square in Siena, Piazza del Campo and located within the premises of San Martino, a church known from the 12th century, renovated and enlarged in the 16th century.