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Pair of antique lead vases from the 19th century with putti

Pair of beautiful lead vases, with Putti decoration. Made during thr 19th century. One is enamelled. Both can be stripped of paint and redone ( on demand)

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Large antique Chinese style planter in openwork cast iron

A rare item, this large chinese style planter was made out of cast iron during the 20th century. The hexagonal feature is decorated with floral and foliage openwork. The planter is slanted and is decorated with a large dragon and chinese calligraphy.

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Antique large urn in French granite, mid-19th century

This large antique urn in French granite was made in the mid 19th century. The urn is decorated with a molded decoration and is on a pedestal whose lower part presents delicately carved patterns. One of the sides of the pedestal is adorned on its central part with carved volutes and geometric shapes.

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Concrete Rustic style garden furniture imitating trees, middle of the 19th century

These "Rusticage" garden furniture composed of a table, two benches and two chairs was made in concrete in the second half of the 19th century. Their uncommon shape imitates in a very realistic way old truncks sculpted to create furniture. Our garden furniture is a beautiful example of the "Rocailleur" style, which appears in France in architecture and gardens from the 1840's with the development of the artificial cement and use of concrete. This art defines an ornemental work that imitates nature whether rocks or natural stones, then calls "rocaillage", or wood called "rusticage". It's the Great Exhibitions and especially the creation of the Buttes-Chaumont in Paris in 1867 that contributed to the development and the recognition of the Frenchs style imitating nature.

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Renaissance fireback from the 16th century decorated with an agricultural scene

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Pair of large marble vases decorated with theatre masks

Pair of marble vases decorated with the theme of ancient theatre, made in marble in the 20th century. The top is decorated with foliage and a frieze of oves. Each side has three sculpted faces representing a man with a turban framed by two theatre masks symbolising comedy and tragedy. The surround is carved with two branches of vines tied with a ribbon and framed by two continuous mouldings. Underneath, garlands are hung with antique theatre masks. Musical instruments are depicted in slight relief on the side. The lower part of the vases is decorated with a frieze of arrows. They stand on a base sculpted with various decorative motifs.

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Louis XVI style mantel with curved entablature decorated with macaroons in Arabescato marble