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.12353
Lot of 18 m2 of antique Point de Hongrie oak parquet flooring

Antique Point de Hongrie oak parquet flooring from two rooms, identical patina and width of strips but one room of 6 m2 with 20.47 Inch long strips and a second room of 12 m2 with 22.44 Inch long strips. Possibility to cut the longest slats to obtain a total surface of 18 m2.

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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.