Charming chandelier with 6 arms of light in blown Murano glass.
Electrification to standards
Venice, Italy
Circa 1900
Large flat desk, all black lacquered sides opening with three drawers in a row. It rests on nicely curved legs enhanced with a decoration of bronzes with heads of figures and hooves, top covered in old brown leather surrounded by wood and an ingot mold.
Regency period, 18th century
France
Set of four polychrome woodcut silhouettes representing angels carrying the instruments of the Passion.
19th century
Italy
Articulated workshop mannequin, life size, french manufacture, metal label placed on the back of the mannequin.
“P. BERVILLE PARIS 25 CHAUSSÉE D’ANTIN.”
Large six-leaf screen in painted canvas, panels decorated with a motif inspired by Chinoiserie, as was fashionable in the mid-18th century, reverse decorated with simple trompe l’oeil panels.
Chandelier with six arms of light, central shaft in carved gilded wood, pendants and beads in cut rock crystal.
Genoa, Italy
19th century
An “indiscreet” bollard upholstered in silk, velvet, and braid, and padded, all original.
French work, Napoleon III period, 19th century
Pair of dog-shaped lamps in polychrome porcelain and gilded bronze with new green-lined silk shades and Houlès trimmings.
Early 20th century
“Portrait of a terrier” oil on panel signed lower left “J.C.” for Jules Chardigny.
19th century
France
Dating from the late 19th century, it is a reproduction of model no. 1326 from the Fourmaintraux factory in Desvres, with an 18th-century Moustiers decor after Joseph Fouque. Within the museum “In the Belle Époque of Desvres Earthenware,” there is an example of the rectangular model no. 1326.