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Antique Neo-Renaissance style walnut mantelpiece With Diane de Poitiers coat of arms after the monumental fireplace coming from the Chateau of Villeroy and exhibited at the Louvre Museum

This exquisite hooded fireplace was made during the 19th century out of walnut wood, and follows the Neo-Renaissance style. At the centre of the entablature, a Red Griotte marble cabochon is placed. The rest of the entablature is elaborately carved with sphinxes. The Diane de Poitiers coat of arms, 3 intertwined C, are on the end of the frieze. The Sphinxes decorating the frieze of this fireplace are made after the monumental fireplace from the Château de Villeroy in Mennecy and now exhibited in the Louvre Museum. This fireplace was made by Mathieu Jacquet circa 1600 for the chateau built by Nicolas de Neufville, lord of Villeroy (1542-1617). It was bought by Alexandre Lenoir for the Musée des Monuments français in 1801/1802.

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Antique Napoleon III style gilded wood trumeau carved with a profile decoration in a medallion

Antique Napoleon III style trumeau, made in the 19th century, in carved and gilded wood with leaf decoration in profile in a medallion.

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Antique Louis XVI style trumeau painted with a wreath of flowers

Antique painted trumeau, made in the 19th century, in the Louis XVI style, decorated with a wreath of flowers and musical instruments in the upper part.

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Louis XVI style trumeau with ribbon and frieze, 19th century

This Louis XVI style trumeau was made in the 19th century of wood and stucco painted in white. Its frame is adorned with elegant small friezes and surmounted with a knotted ribbon. The pediment also depicts a ribboned frieze and four roses in the corners.