Antique Column Mantle Clock by Van Tassel Silk Upholstery This historical tapestry is woven

This historical tapestry is woven based on the work of a skilled artist in the late-fourteenth to early-fifteenth century for Charles VII (1403-1461)

These sconces can be electrified with candelabra bulb sockets

Circa 1900-1910

Beautiful plaster cast statue from the Union Centrale des Arts Décoratifs Atelier de Moulage in Paris

There are two carved pedestal bases with 3 splayed legs finished with brass claw feet and casters

Antique Column Mantle Clock by Van Tassel Silk Upholstery This historical tapestry is wovenAs seen in the Canadian Clock Museum, this unique antique clock was made locally and sold by a peddler in a horse drawn wagon door to door to households in rural Ontario, Canada. It was an innovation at the time, the first clock widely available to middle class families due to the brass clockworks sourced in Connecticut. A family heirloom, this clock has been in one Canadian home for three generations. Fabricated by W. H. Van Tassel in the mid 1800s