Roux Antique Furniture

From the Victorian Furniture Collection

Victorian Rosewood Rococo Parlor Set

These are closeups of the Victorian Rococco Revival Rosewood Parlor set, there are 2 additional listings with more images of the set on other pages, or click on this link to see the set: http://www.joanbogart.com/antiques/roux.html

Roux Sgd Rosewood Rococo Card Table

An important labeled Rosewood Rococo Card table by Alexander Roux, with carved grotesque masques to front legs back section pulls out revealing game piece compartments, on which is stamped Roux label (see photo) 29.5“h; 37“w; 18.5“d. this is one of 3 labeled Roux tables currently in inventory, condition is great

Roux Elizabethan Revival Table

A Rosewood Table with a pierce carved trestle base & a fitted maple interior, bearing the label of Alexander Roux, one of New York’s better known cabinetmakers of the 19th Century. There are 2 other signed Roux tables in inventory Measurements:24” X 17 1/2“X 31 1/2“tall

Labeled Roux Rosewood Marble top Table

Victorian Rosewood & original white marble top center table bearing the steciled label of A. Roux, with 2 orginal drawers, 52inches; X 36inches;, documented pieces by Roux are rare particularly of his earlier period which this is.

Victorian Rosewood Rococo Revival Parlor Set

A most elaborate and ornate Rosewood Rococo Revival pierce carved floral parlor set. Consisting of a triple back sofa and matching armchair. Heavily carved with several different flowers & pierced leaf & scroll work in the center, raised on Cabriole Legs with open arms. This set is definitely from an important New York manufacturer working circa 1850, is it Roux, Dessoir, Baudoine, these are some of the strong possibilities, others might say Meeks or Belter but I do not think so. This set has just been French polished and tufted in a rose damask fabric. Please check 500 & 500B to see additional images

Victorian Rosewood Rococo Parlor Set

A most elaborate and ornate Rosewood Rococo Revival pierce carved floral parlor set. Consisting of a triple back sofa and matching armchair. Heavily carved with several different flowers & pierced leaf & scroll work in the center, raised on Cabriole Legs with open arms. This set is definitely from an important New York manufacturer working circa 1850, is it Roux, Dessoir, Baudoine, these are some of the strong possibilities, others might say Meeks or Belter but I do not think so. This set has just been French polished and tufted in a rose damask fabric.