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Pair of silver salt cellars and mustard pot

750,00 €
An ensemble composed of a pair of silver salt cellars and mustard pot, Paris 1809-1819, silversmith L.N. Naudin.
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François Rabelais

750,00 €
A bronze statue made in the end of the 19th century, and presenting François Rabelais (1483-1553).
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Silver ewer

550,00 €
A silver ewer with his handle in darken wood, Paris 1789-1792.
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Pair of andirons

3 800,00 €
A pair of bronze andirons made circa 1775-1780.
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Pair of rococo wings

650,00 €
A pair of rococo wings made in the middle of the 18th century.
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Silver bell

550,00 €
A silver table bell made in Paris circa 1827-1838.
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Paire d’appliques

Une paire d'appliques en bronze doré réalisée vers 1850.
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Idiot coffee pot

1 200,00 €
A silver coffee pot made by Odiot in Paris, circa 1819 - 1838.
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Pair of waxed canvases

4 500,00 €
A pair of waxed canvases made during the late 18th century, and showing a floral decoration.
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Cupid and the Youth

1 600,00 €
A porcelain group made circa 1770-1780 in the Royal factory of Sèvres.
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Fan project

2 200,00 €
A fan project made with gouache on paper during the second half of the 17th century, and showing a mythological story.
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Louis XIII frame

850,00 €
A Louis XIII carved and gilded wooden oak frame, 17th century.
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Abbeville pewter round engraved dish

350,00 €
A round engraved ceremonial dish made in Abbeville (Somme, France) in 1782 by the French merchant and pewtersmith Pierre-Honoré Nicolas Dairaines.
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Pendule en bronze doré

5 500,00 €
Une pendule en forme d'ovoïde pointe en bas, en bronze doré réalisée par un atelier parisien, probablement celui d'André-Antoine Ravrio (1759-1814), cadran en émail signé « Courtener à Strasbourg », vers 1804-1815.
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