Antique Neo-Renaissance Candle Holder Wrought Iron XIX Century - Italy, Late XIX Century

France, Late XIX Century

Pair of tall statues in biscuit porcelain, hand painted with pastel tones and gilding. Both figures are beautifully crafted in the plasticity of the clothes, hands and facial features. Made by the sculptor Paul Duboy, the author's signature engraved on the base.

France, Mid XIX Century

Table clock in gilded bronze with dark patina, with scrolled feet and decorations with repeated motifs. The dial with Roman numeral hours is surmounted by a young man with a horse depicting the punishment of Mazeppa.

France, Early XIX Century

Plate with perforated and shaped edge in polychrome majolica. Decoration with floral motif in shades of ochre and blue.

France, Late XIX Century

Table clock in marble and gilded bronze. Enamelled metal dial with Roman numeral hours and Arabic numeral minutes protected by a curved glass cover. Finely perforated bronze hands. Mechanism marked C. Detouche RS Martin Paris.

Spain, Early XIX Century

Pair of polychrome majolica plates in shades of blue and ochre. Decorated with plant and floral motifs, framed in geometric patterns rendered in blue. One of the two has a botanical decoration in the hollow.

France, Early XIX Century

Polychrome majolica box with lid decorated with vegetal racemes in shades of green and pink. Feral-shaped feet.

Italy Late 19th – Early 20th Century

Model of a piece of furniture in cypress and beech wood carved in imitation bamboo. Door with mercury mirror from an earlier period.

Europe, Late XIX - Early XX Century

Triptych of silver-plated metal cardstocks, embossed, chiseled and worked with a burin. Decoration with leafy scrolls, ears of wheat and grapes. At the top, the Sacred Heart of Jesus.

Italy, Late XIX - Early XX Century

Bronze patinated metal sculpture depicting a young fisherman. Anonymous author.

19th Century / 1801 - 1900

Planetarium consisting of a gilded brass base, equipped with seven brass arms, on which the wooden planets are grafted, accompanied by their satellites; the larger solar globe is in ivory. The planetarium can be placed in the first half of the nineteenth century, that is, before the discovery of Neptune (1846) and its identification as the eighth planet.

Italy, XIX Century

Majolica tureen decorated with polychrome flowers, small roses and cornflowers.

France, Late XIX-Early XX Century

Table clock in breccia marble with gold metal columns. Display with Arabic numeral hours protected by a beveled glass cover.