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271Ferdinand Barbedienne
French, 1810-1892
An important Napoleon III gilt bronze and cloisonné enamel cabinet
designed by Louis-Constant Sevin, dated 1867LOT SOLD.287,500USD -
214A pair of George IV figural five-light candelabra, Robert Garrard II, London, 1823, the branches 1826LOT SOLD.137,500USD -
301Théodore Millet
A fine and important gilt bronze, satinwood, stained sycamore and fruitwood marquetry armoire
Paris, circa 1900nullLOT SOLD.100,000USD -
144The Ashburnham Service: a pair of George IV and William IV silver five-light candelabra, the bases Paul Storr, London, 1836/38, the branches Garrard, London, 1826LOT SOLD.93,750USD -
44An extensive American silver and parcel-gilt silver Florentine pattern flatware service in original case, Tiffany & Co., New York, circa 1900LOT SOLD.75,000USD -
175An Elizabeth I silver-gilt tankard, maker's mark a slipped rose, London, 1578LOT SOLD.65,000USD
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Sale Number: N09614
Lots
: 316
Sessions
- Session 1: 26 Apr 2017 | 10:00 AM | Lots 1 - 182
- Session 2: 26 Apr 2017 | 02:00 PM | Lots 183 - 317
Overview
Luxe: The Art of the Table features English, European and American silver from the seventeenth to the twentieth century alongside European and English ceramics and nineteenth century French furniture and decorative arts. In the catalog, the objects have been beautifully presented in styled vignettes by the fine-art photographer Paulette Tavormina, whose imagery is inspired by Old Master still-life paintings. Her photography of the offered objects evokes the decadence of their past lives, while highlighting the luxury of material and craftsmanship, and shows them as the pieces of art they truly are. Opening April 21st, the preview allows visitors to view these objects in person and reimagine them in their own 21st century homes.
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