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45A pair of Louis XIV gilt-bronze mounted Boulle tortoiseshell, brass, mother-of-pearl and tin marquetry commodes, attributed to Nicolas Sageot, circa 1700LOT SOLD.175,000EUR -
120A Louis XV gilt-bronze mounted, ebony and copper marquetry bureau plat, circa 1760, after a model by André-Charles BoullenullLOT SOLD.87,500EUR -
177A French gilt-bronze mounted kingwood, satiné, holly and hornbeam marquetry "Coquille" table by François Linke, index number 544, circa 1900LOT SOLD.75,000EUR -
160An Empire suite of four gilt-bronze candelabraLOT SOLD.75,000EUR -
24A 17th century Parisian workshop tapestry depicting the story of Rinaldo and Armida, circa 1640LOT SOLD.68,750EUR -
139A pair of Empire patinated and gilt-bronze candelabra after designs by MoitteLOT SOLD.62,500EUR -
32A Louis XIV Savonnerie moquette four-leaf folding screen, Chaillot manufacture, circa 1707-1709LOT SOLD.60,000EUR -
137A pair of Empire patinated and gilt-bronze candelabraLOT SOLD.50,000EUR -
73A Royal Sèvres soft-paste porcelain plate dated 1781, delivered to Queen Marie-AntoinetteLOT SOLD.50,000EUR -
226A gold oval presentation dish with the monogram of Catherine II, Moscow, circa 1760A gold oval presentation dish with the monogram of Catherine II, Moscow, circa 1760LOT SOLD.43,750EUR
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Sale Number: PF1901
Lots
: 245
Overview
In the spring, Sotheby’s will offer a wide range of decorative arts pieces including furniture, silver, sculptures and works of art, from Renaissance to 19th century. It will offer several collections, including one of around 20 pieces from a Paris antiques dealer. The group attests to a taste for 18th-century French chairs, such as this rare “commode” armchair made by Georges Jacob for the Duc d’Orléans at the Château du Raincy, together with a superb silver-gilt tea and coffee set made by Odiot for Grand-Duke Mikhail Pavlovitch, Tsar Alexander I’s brother and an extremely rare gold oval dish embossed with the cypher of Empress Catherine II.
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