Ref.9386
Four busts of Kings of France, former Beistegui collection

These four Neo-Renaissance style plaster busts represent Kings of France. They are copies of originals from the Renaissance and the 17th century that are in the Louvre. The first bust, copy of a bronze original, represents Louis XIII. For a long time, this sculpture was attributed to Jean Warin in the museum inventories but today specialists believe it is the work of Francesco Bordoni because it was found in the collection of his son Pierre Bordoni at his death. The three other busts are copies of works in alabaster and marble from the studio of the famous sculptor Germain Pilon (1535-1590). They are portraits of Henri II, Charles IX and Henri III. The four kings are wearing coronation clothes, each wearing the chain of the order of Saint Michael around their neck.

Ref.13599
Lot of 45m² of antique Versailles parquet flooring, 18th century

Lot of 45m² of antique Versailles parquet flooring from the 18th century with some offcuts. The sides of the panels are varying between 37" to 40" 3/8.

Ref.13597
Batch of about 34m² of Arenberg parquet flooring, 18th century

Lot of antique parquet about 34 square meters made in the 18th century of oak composed of 33 Arenberg panels. The sides are 40" 3/16

Ref.13709
Antique paneled room elemen with sculpted cross motif, 18th century

This antique paneled room element was made of walnut wood in the 18th century It is adorned with sculpted cross motifs.