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Paneled room and rare parquet flooring from the 18th century

Complete paneled room in pine wood from the study of a town house in Bordeaux, including a door, a double door and a hidden door, a window with French inside shutters, all with their original locks. It also includes a very rare walnut parquet flooring, featuring stars of David. The fireplace was hidden behind one of the panels. The décor is Regence style , a style that transitions from the symmetry of the Louis XIV style to the birth of the Rococo of Louis XV. Under the paint there are traces of gilding.

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Antique Louis XIV style "Bollection" fireplace in algerian Breche Sanguine

Antique Louis XIV style fireplace made out in a rare marble called " Breche Sanguine" which is found in Kristel in Algeria. The important molding is called "Bollection" and is typical of the Louis XIV style.

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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 Empire style pair of andirons with Sphinxes, gilt bronze and brown patina bronze

These Empire style andirons were built in the 19th century. On each, a sphinx in bronze with brown patina stands on a pedestal decorated with a lyre and rosettes. The two are united by a chain.

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Antique set of eight industrial boiler room doors

This antique set of eight industrial boiler room doors was made in France a the end of the 19th century. Hinges, handles and wheels are made of cast iron.

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"Niobe", alabaster statue after an original greek statue

Daughter of the king of Lydia, Tantalus, Niobe is reputed to have brought many children into the world, the Niobids. Vanityous, she dared to mock the goddess Leto, who had given birth to only two children, Apollo and Artemis. The revenge was terrible for the latter were charged by their mother to kill the Niobids. It is said that one of the girls, saved by her mother, escaped the massacre, but she retained a deadly pallor: it is this scene which is represented here in this alabaster sculpture of extreme whiteness.

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Antique Louis XVI style fireplace made out of marble with flutes

This beautiful antique Louis XVI style fireplace was made out of red marble during the 19th century. The frieze, slightly curved, is decorated with rudent flutings. The jambs, placed with cut sides, are feet-consoles with windings. Very beautiful decorative qualities of this veined red marble for this fireplace. This fireplace is sold with its original cast iron insert but without the original marble floor. This one could be made to order (please ask for marble availability).

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An antique large trumeau with garlands of flowers

This antique Louis XVI style trumeau was made out of stucco during the 19th century. Faithful to the 18th century taste, the upper part is decorated with garlands of flowers. The mirror is framed by a thin beaded border and a frieze of ova.

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Porcelain and gilded bronze clock set with griffin

Clock set consisting of five pieces, a clock and two pairs of cassolettes, made in gilded bronze and porcelain in the 19th century. Two winged griffins adorn the upper part of the clock, while the protomes of griffins are found on the handles of the cassolettes. The syncretism of various stylistic influences is characteristic of the Napoleon III style.

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Earthenware dish with bird decoration, mounted in bronze

A faience dish, decorated with a bird, on a background of yellow lacustrine landscape, the rim enhanced by a gilded bronze frame.

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Beautiful cement doghouse in Rocaille style

Beautiful doghouse with half-timbered decoration and "rocaille" style, a rustic art very popular at the end of the 19th century. This doghouse was built in reinforced cement, imitating tree branches. André TEXIER Plate, mason in Normandy (France).

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Antique trumeau decorated with an oil on canvas representing a lively landscape

Antique trumeau made in the 19th century, decorated in its upper part with an oil on canvas representing a lively landscape.

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Pair of antique Louis XV style gilt bronze andirons with characters in costume

This beautiful pair of Louis XV style chenets was made of gilt bronze in the 19th century. It represents a couple of gallant characters in 18th century costume.

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Louis XVI style trumeau with ribbon, late 19th century

This Louis XVI large trumeau painted in ecru was made in the late 19th century. It is adorned with a beautiful knoted ribbon and friezes of pears, ovum and ribbon.

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Set of around 17 m² of terracotta floor tiles in square shape

Antique terracotta floor tiles of around 17 m² in a square shape, from the 19th century. The sides are 8" 7/8 for 9/16" to 11/16" thick.

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Fireback with the coat of arms of a house de Rogres Champignelles's representative, 18th century

This square cast iron fireback from the 18th century is adorned with the coat of arms of a house de Rogres Champignelles's representative, probably one of the fourteen sons of Charles de Rogres, baron of Champignelles and of Marie de Saucière-Tenance, married on the 21st July 1643 and of which seven were knight of Malta. The coat of arms are surmounteed by a Marquis crwon and hold by two mermaids. A similar fireback is illustrated in Philippe Palasi's book "Plaques de cheminée héraldiques" and conserved in the Musée du Berry in Bourges.

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Beautiful cement doghouse in Rocaille style

Beautiful doghouse taking the form a small house with, in the "rocaille" style, a rustic art very popular at the end of the 19th century. This doghouse was built in reinforced cement, imitating wood logs and planks.

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Set of around 8 m² of terracotta floor tiles in square shape

Antique terracotta floor tiles of around 8 m² in a square shape, from the 19th century. The sides are 10" 13/16 for 1" to 3/16" to 1"3/16 thick.

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Approx 15m² of modern oak parquet flooring with a cross motif

This surface of about 15m² of oak parquet flooring is a modern work with a cross motif. The set is composed of 86 panels of which the sides are 17" 1/8, 8 half panels, and 11 panels with some missing parts and some falls.

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Louis XVI style trumeau with a curved top and a ribbon

This Louis XVI style trumeau was made of wood and stucco painted in white. The mirror with a curved top is framed by a ribbon frieze knotted on the top.

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Beautiful Louis XV period mantel in grey Sainte Anne marble

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Bourgogne mantel in French grey marble from the 18th century

18th century mantel in grey French marble. The entablature has a central plant motif. The hearth opening is underlined by moldings ending in scrolls. The decorated jambs are curved.

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Triple oak door with beautiful sandblasted glass decoration

Early 20th century oak triple door with beautiful sandblasted glass decoration of the Federal Union of French Veterans' Associations.

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Quadruple sliding door with stained glass windows featuring birds and plants

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Émile BRACQUEMOND, Octave GUILLONNET, Winner's vase, 1924

This vase was created by the painter Octave Guillonnet and the ceramicist Émile Bracquemond for the Sèvres Manufacture on the occasion of the Paris Olympic Games in 1924. Octave Guillonnet (Paris, 1872-Montgeron, 1967) was an Orientalist painter who could also be considered a sports painter: he notably exhibited a monumental “rugby match” at the 1899 salon. He was also a member of the Society of Sport Painters and Sculptors from its foundation in 1922. The career of Émile Bracquemond (Paris, 1889-Clichy, 1970) is less well-known. However, it seems that besides his collaboration with the Sèvres Manufacture, he was particularly recognized for his feline sculptures. The order for commemorative vases to be awarded to the winners of sporting events was placed by the city of Paris in anticipation of the 1924 Olympic Games to promote the production of the Sèvres Manufacture. Although Pierre de Coubertin was opposed to awarding trophies to winners, the project, once launched, was completed for this edition only. Subsequently, the rules were changed, and winners were awarded only medals. The shape of this vase is very simple: the body flares out in an almost straight line from the base to two-thirds of its height before tapering towards the neck. The neck is adorned with a gray band bordered by a gold stripe, decorated with silhouettes of biplanes left in reserve. The body of the vase, with its subtly shaded blue glaze, features four pâte-sur-pâte scenes, each honoring a different sport. In the case of our vase, polo, Basque pelota (the athlete holds a chistera), and gymnastics apparatus are represented. The sports are depicted very precisely, with each discipline represented by a characteristic gesture. The slight relief of these decorations gives them greater depth and liveliness. While the winner’s vases were usually covered with a gold and brown decoration representing laurel branches, ours has a plain blue background that distinguishes it from the others. Not all the disciplines represented on our vase were Olympic sports in 1924. Indeed, Basque pelota was only presented as a demonstration sport at this edition of the competition. Moreover, polo, which was an Olympic sport in 1924, is no longer part of the Games today. There are four models in total for these commemorative vases, each depicting four different sports. The Sports Museum has a copy of each model, providing a complete overview. The sports represented on the other vases are as follows: rugby, rowing, diving, and football; javelin, wrestling, shot put, and boxing; tennis, cycling, sailing, and shooting. This winner’s vase is therefore both a historical and artistic testament to the 1924 Olympic Games, which will resonate on the centenary of this event and the Paris Olympic Games in 2024, particularly within the framework of the edition by the manufacture of trophy vases created by six artists from the Beaux-Arts de Paris, intended to be awarded to the French gold medalists at the Paris 2024 Games.

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GODIN, Cast Iron Stove with Art Nouveau Floral Decor, 19th-20th Century

This cast iron stove, adorned with enamelled ceramics and metal plates painted with a floral design, is by the brand Godin. Resting on four feet, its openwork enamelled decor extends over almost the entire surface. Its two shorter sides are adorned with painted metal plates featuring an Art Nouveau floral design reminiscent of the works of painter Alphonse Mucha at the end of the 19th and beginning of the 20th century. At the top, the cover features delicate openwork ornamentation. One of the stove’s feet is broken. A latch is missing. The decorative front plate is missing.

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Louis XVI style trumeau adorned with a medallion topped with a ribbon

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Louis XIV style mantel with acroterion in Rouge du Nord marble

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Louis XVI style trumeau with rounded top decorated with pearl friezes

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Lot of about 37m² of Arenberg parquet flooring

Batch of antique parquet flooring of approximately 37m² in various wood species: walnut, cherry, chestnut... Composed of 39 Arenberg panels. The sides of the panels measure approximately 104 cm with a thickness of 3.5 cm

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Napoleon III period fireplace with lion's paw feet, in Carrara marble