18th-century carved and silvered wooden mirror, decorated with intertwining foliage, leaves, and flowers. This mirror is quite exceptional due to its size and silver color.
18th-century six-light “lace” chandelier, composed of a turned and gilded wooden structure and a set of blown glass beads and pendants. This type and name literally refer to the structure of this chandelier, which consists of a “lacing” of iron wires onto which glass beads are threaded, creating a mesh that was highly prized for its diffusion of light.
Pair of 17th-century theater drapes in carved polychrome wood, depicting an elegant knotted drape adorned with large golden tassels. The skillful carving of the pleated fabric and the richness of the original polychromy give these pieces a particularly theatrical character. Very beautiful preserved antique patina.
18th-century console decorated with “arte povera” elements representing garlands of flowers and vases filled with bouquets, on which rests a large green marble slab with attractive curves. The whole piece is supported by four deer legs decorated with gold leaf borders.
Yellow gold pendant cross entirely paved with round and cushion-cut antique diamonds mounted in prong settings. The central diamond is the largest of the eleven. The whole is surrounded by a black enamel border.
This type of cross, known as a Badine, Badino, or butterfly cross, has a distinctive removable lower section, which literally refers to the word that defines it: badino, in Provençal, means free-moving or fluttering. The lower section has a beautifully openwork loop on which three rosettes are arranged.
Dutch brass chandelier with exceptionally small dimensions. Signed “V. Fong, Grenna.”
20th century, circa 1930
Height: 22 cm
Polychrome wooden box decorated with geometric patterns and fitted with a wrought iron lock.
Early 19th century
Height: 17.5 cm
Length: 52 cm
Width: 39.5 cm
18th-century gouache on vellum depicting three children playing and a leaping dog, set against a green landscape with balustrades, Medici vases, and a pretty pink sky. The children appear to be arranging a large bouquet, as suggested by the basketful of flowers and petals scattered on the ground.
Pair of polychrome porcelain lamps from the Wong Lee factory. These lamps depict parrots perched on a beautifully decorated tree, holding a gilded bronze scroll in their beaks. The whole piece is mounted on chiseled gilded bronze bases. The lamps are topped with new powder pink silk lampshades lined with Declercq trimmings.