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Item No. 952
Rare, Louis XVI period table de gibier (hunting table)Double face (two-sided) of arbalette form in solid, carved walnut with one large drawer on the front. In the manner of Pierre Pillot, Nimes. Circa 1760. 36" high by 53½" long by 28" wide |
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Item No. 951
Very fine, Louis XV style pare-feu (firescreen)The solid, carved giltwood frame from the early 19th century; the silk tapestry inset from the 18th century. In the manner of "Tilliard." |
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Item No. 948
Fine, English, George III period mirrorIn solid, carved giltwood. Circa 1765. |
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Item No. 946
Pair of fine, French, Louis XV-XVI Transition period console tablesIn solid carved giltwood, each having an upper cartouche pierced with roses and lower cartouche centered with corbeille a fleurs (basket of flowers), the whole vigorously carved in guilloche (repeating, interlocking circles) motif, having volutes (scrolls) and acanthus leaves. With Breche marble tops in beige with rose veining. Circa 1765. 34½" high by 27½" wide by 17" deep |
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Item No. 942
Very fine Louis XV gilt bronze mounted kingwood bureau plat and cartonnierThe cartonnier with circular white enameled dial signed "Masson a Paris", with roman hour markers and arabic minutes, above a case surmounted by a gilt-bronze monkey and enclosing six pigeon-holes, four containing tooled red morocco leather removable drawers, raised on scroll feet, the underside bearing the stamped initials "L V E " with an iron cross between the L and the V; the bureau plat with gilt-tooled red leather insert with a gilt bronze banded edge and scallop shells at corners, above five drawers, raised on cabriole legs mounted with chutes and terminating in sabots. Mid-18th century, the bureau plat attributed to Pierre Migeon II, the cartonnier dial signed masson. Bureau plat: 29" high by 88" wide by 44¾" deep Clock: 37" high |
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Item No. 941
Very fine, French, Neoclassical period, marquetry commodeWith original marble top and original gilt bronze mounts. Late 18th century. Trace of a stamp "COSSON". |
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Item No. 872
Very fine, French provincial, Regence period secretaire en bibliothequeFrom Southwestern France bearing the "Croix de Malte" in marquetry and with chapeau de gendarme cornice and arbalette façade on the drawers of the bottom compartment. Circa 1715-1727. 98½" high by 44¾" wide by 22½" deep |
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Item No. 718
French, Louis XVI period tric-trac tableIn solid, carved mahogany with flame mahogany veneer, gilt bronze trim, and tapered, fluted legs. Backgammon surface in ebony with ivory inlay. Leather top reverses to reveal felt playing surface for cards. Circa 1780. 47" long by 27" deep by 28" high |
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Item No. 929
Pair of very fine, Venetian, Baroque period, carved giltwood and silvered wall consolesWith tripod bases. Circa 1740. |
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Item No. 928
Set of ten fine, Italian, Rococo, tall-back dining chairsIn solid, carved giltwood. 18th century. 43" tall (at back) by 22" wide |
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Item No. 927
Very fine, French, Louis XVI period, brass mounted console desserteIn solid mahogany and mahogany veneers. Of demi-lune form with three functioning drawers and original hardware. Circa 1780. Stamped "E. AVRIL JME". (Etienne Avril, Master 1774, was a principle supplier of furniture to Marie Antoinette at the Château de Saint-Cloud.) 58" wide by 35" high by 18" deep |
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Item No. 925
Fine, Arlesian, Louis XV period vitrinein solid, carved walnut having chapeau de gendarme cornice adorned with corbeille a fleurs (flower basket), the case with two conforming, arched doors elegantly carved with foliage and musical instruments; having four interior shelves and pierced, fretted keyplates; the whole terminating on acanthus leaf adorned escargot feet. |
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Item No. 918
Fine, French, Louis XV-XVI Transition period mirrorIn solid, carved giltwood with original mercury glass, back boards, and largely original surface. Third quarter of the 18th century. 38" high by 25" wide |
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Item No. 510
French, Regence period, carved, giltwood mirrorOf Italian inspiration, circa 1710, with original glass and original surface. 81" high by 40" wide |
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Item No. 816
Catalan, Baroque period, marquetry-inlaid, slant-front bureauIn walnut veneer with boxwood inlay, monogram surmounted by a crown. Two small external drawers above three long drawers, with an additional six interior drawers behind fold-down writing compartment. First half of the 18th century. 49½" high by 46" wide by 23½" deep |
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Item No. 909
Pair of very fine and rare Regence period chenetsIn gilt bronze with sphinxes. Circa 1720. |
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Item No. 889
Very fine, Northern Italian, Rococo period overmantel mirror of large dimensionsIn solid, carved giltwood, the pierced, scrolling frame with a shell cresting floral garlands. C-scrolls and foliate scrolls surrounding a later divided mirror plate. Mid-18th century. 66½" high by 71½" wide |
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Item No. 905
Italian, Neoclassical, parcel gilt and painted setteeThe rectangular slightly scrolled upholstered back with leaf carved rounded arms on tapering columnar supports over a leaf and arrow carved seat raised on square tapering fluted legs. Late 18th century 36" high (at back) by 77" wide by 23" deep |
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Item No. 720
Pair of French, Jacob period, painted and parcel-gilded fauteuilsOne of identical pair shown. Stamped "Jacob Freres Rue Meslee." Circa 1800. Provenance: Collection of Old Versailles New York, New York. 35½" high (at back) 18" high (at seat) by 22" deep by 21½" wide |
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Item No. 898
Very fine, French Provençal, Louis XV period mirror in solid, carved giltwoodIn the Rococo form, vigorously carved with grapes, leaves, vines, the whole surmounted by a crest in the form of a "corbeille a fleurs" (basket of flowers). With later plate glass. 18th century. 52" high by 34" wide |
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