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Antique cast iron fireback with two coat of arms

Very beautiful and rare 18th century cast iron fireback with coats of arms, Louis XV style .

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Set of terracotta ridge tiles

Set of 28 antique ridge tiles made out of terracotta circa 1880.

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Cast iron fireback with a woman bust, 18th century

This beautiful fireback was made in the 18th century Squared shape with a semi circle pediment, this fireback is adorned with a typical Louis XV style decoration composed of acanthus leaves, flowers and shell scrolls, framing a woman bust dressed with a ancient tunique and a flowers crown on her hair.

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Antique oak door with frame

This antique door was made of oak in the late 19th century. It receives a paneled and moulded decoration, a central handle and a lock.

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Fire fender with acanthus leaves

These andirons joined by a fire fender were made of gilt bronze in the late 19th century. Resting on a base taking decorative architectural elements, the andirons are adorned with beautiful acanthus leaves scrolls.

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Napoléon III firescreen in gilt bronze with a dancer

This firescreen was made of gilt bronze in the second half of the 19th century. It depicts an eclectic decoration, typical of the taste under the Second Empire mixing the decorative motifs of the Louis XV and Louis XVI styles. Indeed, the first style is illustrated by the presence of many acanthus leaves scrolls, while the laurel crowns and the covered vases are characteristic of the second one. The center of our firescreen also receives a medallion in which a beautiful and young dancer is represented dresses with an antique drapery.

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Bronze helmet spark arrester, 19th century

This bronze spark arrester was made around 1880. Inside an architectural structure chiseled with volutes and leaves, a scalloped outline holds the screen of the fire arrester. The mesh, which is original and decorated with gridded and interspersed patterns, has a slight accident. The bronze piece is supported on either side by two column-shaped feet ending in four snail-shaped branches. On each column culminates a medieval helmet with a beautiful plume in the spirit of Théodore Gechter, a famous sculptor and bronze-worker of the first half of the century. Under the top of the breastplate, we can make out two laurel branches and a coat of arms decorated with a band and a point. Indeed, at the beginning of the 19th century, artists rediscovered the Middle Ages, a period until then totally set aside in favor of Antiquity. This bronze piece bears witness to this newfound taste for medieval themes.

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Important Regency style fireplace in Carrara marble