18th-century antiques
90 pieces
Pieces from the 18th century, between the late Baroque and Neoclassicism. Spanish work predominates: panelled Castilian doors, Cordoban and Castilian balconies, wrought-iron grilles and balustrades, a well head, Andalusian chests, walnut and friar’s tables, polychrome carvings of the Immaculate Conception and altarpiece angels, silver reliquaries, and Spanish and Spanish colonial religious painting. French and Italian furniture, Swedish Gustavian columns, a John Taylor of London wall clock, prints and maps by Vaugondy, Santini and Bowen, and a dictionary from 1713 complete the century. Each piece is listed by a dealer who sets the price and answers questions from the listing, which also shows an estimated shipping cost. Pieces more than a hundred years old need an export permit to leave Spain.
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Frequently asked questions
- Where can I buy 18th-century antiques?
- On Antiga, an antiques marketplace where dealers in Spain list their pieces. This page gathers the pieces currently available in this selection; every listing gives dimensions, period, material, condition and price.
- Who sets the price and how do I ask about a piece?
- The price is set by the dealer who lists the piece. From each listing you can message the dealer about condition, dimensions, provenance or shipping.
- Can pieces be shipped outside Spain?
- Yes. Each listing shows an estimated cost for specialised shipping to your country. Pieces more than a hundred years old need an export permit to leave Spain, and the dealer can advise you on the process.