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Antique Louis XV style fireplace made out of Campan Rubané marble

This beautiful antique Louis XV style fireplace was made out of Campan Rubané marble during the 19th century. This relatively rare marble is commendable for its unique decorative qualities. This antique fireplace is decorated with a carved shell and foilage in the middle of the entablature. The feet are curved.

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Rare antique pediment with clock coming from the Chateau of La Garcillière in Talmont Saint Hilaire

This rare antique pediment with clock comes from the Château of la Garcillière in Talmont Saint Hilaire (Vendée). Made out of carved stone during the 19th century, this pediment is monumental. We can see the pediment in situ on the picture showing the chateau.

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Antique Louis XIV style "Bollection" fireplace mantel in Sarrancolin Ilhet marble with its original marble floor

This Louis XIV style fireplace was built in the 19th century. This is a sophisticated model, with its curved mantel, embossed spandrels, and scrolls on each side of the jamb. Its Sarrancolin Ilhet marble has a very beautiful hue highlighted by the original marble floor in marble Blue Turquin . The contrast of the bluish gray, starred with white veins, with the orange marbles, create a remarkable effect. The design of the floor is also very original.

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Antique Louis XVI style trumeau with a pediment decorated with a bird

Antique Louis XVI style trumeau from the 19th century, painted, with a carved pediment of a bird in a wreath of flowers.

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Set of around 12,5 m² of terracotta floor tiles

Antique terracotta floor tiles of around 12,5 m² in a square shape, from the 19th century. The sides are 8" 7/16 for 1" to 1" 3/16 thick. Some are marked on the back with a double circle.

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Louis XVI style mantel adorned with interlacing flowers in Sienna Brocatelle.

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Louis XVI period mantel adorned with a rose window carved in Aleppo Breche

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Théodore DECK, Decorative Dish in Glazed Ceramic with Tulips

Théodore Deck, Decorative Dish in Glazed Ceramic with Tulips This decorative plate with tulips was created by the ceramist Théodore Deck at the end of the 19th century. Théodore Deck initially trained in the stove-making industry. When he established himself in Paris in 1858, he manufactured stove coverings. Buoyed by his success, he then ventured into ceramics. His workshop created numerous plates, sometimes in collaboration with recognized painters. He gradually perfected his technique and achieved significant success at the many Universal Exhibitions he participated in. In 1878, he was made an Officer of the Legion of Honour. He directed the Sèvres manufactory from 1887 until his death in 1891. Against a vivid yellow-orange background adorned with lightly embossed decorations, two tulip flowers stand out, one white and one violet. In the background, a shrub with orange flowers transitions with the colorful background of the plate. The bluish greens of the stems and leaves complement the bright tones of the flowers. This work reflects the fashion of Japonism that swept through European art from the 1870s to the early years of the 20th century, which particularly influenced Théodore Deck, a collector of East Asian art.

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Louis XIV style mantel with acroterion in Rouge du Nord marble

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Large Louis XVI style gilded trumeau, mirror in two parts

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Louis XVI period fireplace in red northern marble, slightly curved