Ref.12291
Set of carved oak panelling from the end of the 19th century

Set of woodwork elements composed of eight oak panels moulded and carved with female characters and animated animal scenes. Work from the Liège region at the end of the 19th century.

Ref.12522
François GIRARDON (after) - Reconstituted stone vase

Vase made of reconstituted stone, Medicis shape, after François GIRARDON. The body of the vase presents an allegorical decoration to the triumph of Amphitrite, the detached grips are in the shape of ram's heads with horns, the neck is decorated with laurel leaves, the base with acanthus leaves. Pedestal with wide flutes and molded torus. It rests on a rectangular stone base.

Ref.12766
Pair of baskets full of fruits and flowers in sculpted stone, end of the 19th century

This remarkable pair of stone sculpture made at the end of the 19th century depicts a braided basket full of flowers and fruits. In vogue under the reign of Louis XIV, those baskets sculpted in stone were used to adorn the walls of the orchards or the pillars of a path. We can find an example of this type of decoration on the wall's pillars built along the Rue du Maréchal Joffre in the King's vegetable garden in Versailles.

Ref.13280
Fireback « The Fox and the Goat » by Jean de La Fontaine

Made of cast iron in the 19th century, this fireback presents a scene illustrating the fable "The Fox and the Goat" by La Fontaine. The scene depicts a fox standing on its hind legs facing a billy goat whose head is the only thing visible, the rest of its body being in the well. A pine forest is visible in the background.

Ref.14842
Mantel with Vansittart and Crosbie coat of arms

Originating from the sumptuous Villa Salviati in Tuscany, this mantel top was created when the couple Arthur Vansittart and Diana Crosbie refurbished part of the villa's interior décor between 1844 and 1854. The villa, an important 15th-century Italian Renaissance work, was rented by the Vansittarts in 1836 before being purchased in 1844 with all its contents. They finally sold the villa in 1854, after moving many of the paintings and much of the furniture to Foots Cray Place in Kent. Our mantelpiece therefore dates from the period of occupation of the villa once purchased, between 1844 and 1854. It may be part of a redesign of some of the villa's interiors. An album of photographic views of the Villa Salviati dating from 1900-1920 shows our mantelpiece still in place in one of the rooms.

Ref.14539
Set of 2 Napoleon III stained glass windows