She is wearing a dressing gown: an elegant indoor garment very fashionable at the time. This garment is inspired by French fashion. Her hairstyle, typical of the 1670s–1680s, adopts the “hurluberlu” style.
Polychrome wooden writing desk with scroll and floral motifs, opening onto two drawers and a drop-leaf flap, four small interior drawers, and keys.
Italy
18th century
Large glazed earthenware rose flower, signed Delphin MASSIER, Vallauris (AM).
Circa 1900
Vallauris, France
Pair of oil paintings in mock ovals, young girl holding a bunch of grapes in front of a parrot and young girl riding near her horse, traces of signature and date lower right, later frames.
Flemish School
18th century
Pair of Meissen-style three-tiered dessert stands decorated with hand-painted floral garlands and perforated graduated plates with magenta borders, twisted stem.
Two small pieces missing.
Late 19th century
Italy or Eastern France
It depicts a pastoral scene with a couple accompanied by a dog at their feet, a symbol of fidelity, and a cage with a bird, evoking the confinement of emotions. On the other side, a shepherdess embodies freedom and lightness, creating a poetic and refined contrast typical of the art of this period.
Bronze living room lamp decorated with a child on a swing and foliage. New, handmade silk shade lined with silk, and Houlès trimmings.
20th century
France
Important porcelain dinner service decorated with roses, 120 pieces.
20th century
Limoges, France
Pair of lamps in the shape of parrots in polychrome porcelaine mounted on chiseled gilded bronze bases, in the style of Meissen, new lampshades in silk lined with rose color and Declercq trimmings.
Pair of vases mounted as lamps in diamond-cut crystal with gilt bronze mounts decorated with antique scrolls and lion heads holding a ring. The stem ends with a cut crystal bead.
Late 19th – early 20th century