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Set of painted carved wooden staircase balusters

Set of painted carved wooden staircase balusters, composed of 19 pieces 33 7/16 and 35 1/16 Inch high.

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Louis-Philippe style trumeau made out of gilded stucco and wood with pearl decoration

Antique Louis-Philippe style trumeau from the 19th century. Made out of gilded stucco and wood, the frame of the mirror is highlighted by a frieze of pearls.

Ref.14985
Louis XVI-style gilded trumeau with pearl decoration

Ref.13773
Double Quarter-Turn Staircase and Walkway in Cast Iron and Wrought Iron, 1865

This staircase in cast iron and wrought iron dates to 1865; it was reportedly made for the Palais Bourbon in Paris, now the seat of the French National Assembly. It is a double quarter-turn staircase that leads to a walkway. The staircase features regular, geometric ornamentation. The first step is particularly decorated: with rounded corners at the front, it bears the date 1865, surrounded by a palmette and stylized leaves. The following steps are simply openworked. The risers are adorned with a rose in their center and fluted openwork on either side. The starting posts are especially elaborate. The staircase is equipped with a handrail that accompanies the ascent. The walkway to which it leads features similar ornamentation. The supporting brackets are highly ornate: at the top, a frieze of openwork fluting echoes that of the risers and completes a rose; at the bottom, a scroll responds to the various geometric or acanthus scroll friezes.

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Pair of Napoleon III style curtain boxes

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Pair of columns with oak leaves in carved wood and stucco, late 19th century

This pair of columns in resinous wood with stucco decorations was executed in the late 19th century. The columns are fluted and grooved. The grooving, first solid, then in sculpted stucco in the form of pendant flowers, rise one on two at two different heights. At the top, the columns are adorned at four points with oak leaves and acorns hanging from their tops.