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.
Oil on canvas representing a mastiff and its puppies in an outbuilding, after the original by Christophe Huet (1700-1759) found in the private collection of Count Alarico Palmieri.
19th century
England
Pair of shell armchairs in powder pink velvet with fringes, feather cushions.
Italy
1940s
Fake pair of bronze wall lights with 2 arms of lights.
19th century,
France
Small chandelier with 6 arms of lights with cut glass papillae and blown glass beads.
19th century
Italy
Oil painting on zinc “Portrait of a woman with a blue bow”.
18th century
France
Regency mahogany table which rests on three legs mounted on casters, offering both charm and practicality. Thanks to its ingenious system of removable extensions, it can easily be transformed into a spacious oval table or a pair of consoles, adapting to all your needs.
England
Early 19th century period
Lacquered coffee table decorated with a motif inspired by Chinoiserie.
The Napoleon 3 tables and pedestal tables are made of mahogany, amaranth or blackened pear wood. They can be round or oval with the scalloped or fiddled edge. Inlays of mother-of-pearl, horns or ivory are common, as are painted flower, fruit or Chinese motifs.
Napoleon III period, 19th century
France