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Oak mantle and trumeau with portrait of lady

The overmantel painting is a 19th century reproduction of an 18th Century portrait of a lady. The Louis XV style mantel is made of oak with sculptures of flowers, roses, shells, etc... The bottom of the mantel piece is 18th century. The top is 19th.

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Antique Louis XVI style pier glass with quiver and flowers decor

This Louis XVI style antique overmantel in wood and painted stucco was made in the 19th century. The upper part is adorned with a quiver and a flaming torch with crown of flowers.

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Antique Louis XVI style trumeau with floral basket decoration

This Louis XVI style trumeau was made in the 19th century out of wood and stucco. Painted in white, it features a decoration of a flowery basket, garland of flowers and ribbons.

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Small Louis XVI style trumeau with an oil on canva depicting a romantic scene

This small wood and stucco painted in white trumeau, is depicting a Louis XVI style sculpted decoration composed of frieze of pearls and square roses. It was made in the late 19th century and is also adorned with an oil on canva on which we can see a romantic scene. A young couple is dancing on a forest landscape on the foreground. They are accompanied on the background with a woman and two man sat behind them, on of them is playing some flute while the other are listening to him carefully.

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Louis XIV style mantel in Red of the North marble

This Louis XIV style mantel was realized in the second half of the 19th century in Red of the North marble. It has a continuous molding, called a "bolection", characteristic of this style. The perfectly rectangular shape of the frame is derived from the shapes in vogue under Louis XIII and then Louis XIV. The mantel is crowned by an acroterion derived from ancient architectural vocabulary, panelled and adorned in its centre with a circular medallion.

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Louis XVI style mantel in Arabescato marble with pearl entablature

This Louis XVI-style fireplace in Arabescato marble features beaded and geometrical friezes, elements often found in the Louis XVI style. The band of the fireplace is adorned with these friezes. The central geometric frieze is framed by a small rectangle, which in turn is framed by a larger rectangle of pearls. These two rectangular friezes cover the entire band. On the console part of the leg, acanthus leaves are arranged to form a flower motif with its center in relief. The rest of the leg is curved, leaving places for scrolls on the sides. The face of the leg is fluted with three flutes. The central one features a motif echoing one of the band's geometrical friezes. The fireplace is carved in Arabescato marble, a white marble veined with gray or black. It is one of the white marbles of Carrara, and its main quarries are located in the Carrara basin in Italy, at Seravezza Lucca.

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Louis XVI period fireplace in blue turquin marble, with molding decoration