- An important light smoky quartz cup
Attributed to Dionisio MISERONI (1607-1661)
An important light smoky quartz cup

PRAGUE, circa 1633

Light smoky quartz, translucent and opaque enamels on gold

Height: 12,8 cm (5 in.)
Width: 14,1 cm (5 ½ in.)
Depth: 14,2 cm (5 ½ in.)
   
  - A highly important ormolu and brass mounted mahognay "bureau à gradin"
David ROENTGEN (1743-1807)
A highly important ormolu and brass mounted mahognay "bureau à gradin"

NEUWIED, circa 1786
Probably for Catherine the Great

The bronzes by François REMOND

Height: 130 cm (51 ¼ in.)
Length: 166, 5 cm (65 ½ in.)
Depth: 90 cm (35 ½ in.)
   
  - Fire screen representing the attributes of the music in front of a white marble mantlepiece in trompe l’oeil
Michel BOYER (1668-1724)
Fire screen representing the attributes of the music in front of a white marble mantlepiece in trompe l’oeil

Oil on canvas and panel
98 x 153 cm
   
  - A large polychrome enamel plate

A large polychrome enamel plate

Venice, late 15th century

Opaque blue, green and white enamel on copper with gold highlights

Diameter: 43 cm (17 in.)

   
  - The golden society in saxony badgepresented by Christian I (1560-1591), elector of Saxony to Johann Georg (1525-1598), elector of Brandenburg

The golden society in saxony badgepresented by Christian I (1560-1591), elector of Saxony to Johann Georg (1525-1598), elector of Brandenburg

DRESDEN, 1589

Gold, enamel, pearl

Height: 9,5 cm (3 ¾ in.)
Width: 4,2 cm (1 ¾ in.)
   
  - An exceptional pair of ormolu-mounted lacquer commodes
Attributed to Lorenzo MOLINARI and Francesco GIARDONI
An exceptional pair of ormolu-mounted lacquer commodes

Rome, circa 1750

The lacquer attributed to Lorenzo MOLINARI
The ormolu mounts attributed to Francesco GIARDONI (1692-1757)

Height: 83, 5 cm (32 7/8 in.)
Depth: 63 cm (24 7/8 in.)
Width: 118 cm (46 ½ in.) for one and 131 cm (51 ½ in.) for the other.
   
  - A highly important holy water stoup within its original case
Giovanni Antonio FORNARI (active between 1760 and 1791)
A highly important holy water stoup within its original case

ROME, circa 1760-1765

Silver, lapis lazuli, ormolu, copper, bronze and leather

Dimensions of the stoup: 82 x 50 cm (32 ½ x 19 5/8 in.)
Dimensions of the case: 86,5 x 54 cm (33 7/8 x 21 ¼ in.)
   
  - a Louis XV travelling coffer forming a desk
Bernard II VAN RISENBURGH (1696-1766)
a Louis XV travelling coffer forming a desk

PARIS, circa 1735
Marquetry of rosewood and amaranth,
and ormolu mounts
H. 106 cm (41 ¾ in.), L. 99 cm (39 in.), P. 53 cm (20 7/8 in.)
   
  - N/A
A magnificent and large ormolu mounted celadon and blanc de chine table fountain
N/A

The porcelain: China, 17th century-early 18th century
The mounts: PARIS, circa 1740

Céladon and “blanc de Chine” porcelain, gilt and patinated bronze
Height: 55 cm (21 5/8 in.)
Width: 40 cm (15 ¾ in.)

Provenance: Jacques Guerlain collection (1874-1963)
   
  - Portrait d'enfants au balcon, probablement la famille de l'artiste
Bernard Gaillot (1780-1847)
Portrait d'enfants au balcon, probablement la famille de l'artiste

Huile sur toile
Signé au dos

157 x 128 cm (sans cadre)
172 x 142 cm (avec cadre)
   
  - Portrait d'Albertino Bottoni et son neveu
Francesco APOLLODORO dit « IL PORCIA »
Portrait d'Albertino Bottoni et son neveu

Inscription en haut à gauche « AN AET SVAE/LI »
Inscription au dessus du portrait de l’enfant « AN AET SVAE/VII »
Portrait signé et daté au revers de la toile d’origine sous le réentoilage ALBERTINUS/BOTTONUS/PETRI FILIUS./ORDINARIUS./franc Apollodoro/faciebat
1576

Huile sur toile
114 x 96 cm
   
  - A royal damasked steel and partly gilt mirror presented to Duchess de Osuna by King Carlos III of Spain

A royal damasked steel and partly gilt mirror presented to Duchess de Osuna by King Carlos III of Spain

Madrid, 1782
By Carlos MONTARGIS

Height : 49, 4 cm (19 ½ in.)
Width : 32, 7 cm (12 ¾ in.)
   
  - UNIQUE “PIETRE DURE” FIGURE OF PAOLO GIORDANO ORSINI, DUKE OF BRACCIANO

UNIQUE “PIETRE DURE” FIGURE OF PAOLO GIORDANO ORSINI, DUKE OF BRACCIANO

FLORENCE, GRAND-DUCAL WORKSHOPS, circa 1620-1625
Probably after a model by Orazio MOCHI (1571-1625)

Black paragon marble, chalcedony, agate, bronze

Height (without base): 16.5 cm
Height (with base): 28.5 cm
Base: 22.4 x 22.2 cm
   
  - MARS
After a model by Benvenuto CELLINI 1500–1571
MARS

Florence, circa 1550

Bronze brown patina

Height: 36 cm
Height with the base: 50 cm
Width: 14.5 cm
Side of base: 15.5 cm
   
  - UNIQUE GILT COPPER MOUNTED MOTHER-OF-PEARL MARQUETRY EWER INSET WITH GARNETS AND TURQUOISES

UNIQUE GILT COPPER MOUNTED MOTHER-OF-PEARL MARQUETRY EWER INSET WITH GARNETS AND TURQUOISES

GUJARAT, early 16th century
The mounts: NAPLES, circa 1640

Height: 42 cm (16 ½ in.)
Width: 33.5 cm (13 1/8 in.)
   
  - « THE ASTRONOMERS »

« THE ASTRONOMERS »

A BEAUVAIS TAPESTRY FROM THE SET
OF THE « STORY OF THE EMPEROR OF CHINA »

After a cartoon by Jean-Baptiste Belin de Fontenay (1653-1715)
Beauvais manufactory, early 18th century
Wool and silk

Height : 355 cm (9ft 32 in.)
Width : 397 cm (9ft 48 ¼ in.)
   
  - A FINE ORMOLU MOUNTED MAHOGANY DESK

A FINE ORMOLU MOUNTED MAHOGANY DESK

Stamped BOICHOD
PARIS, circa 1775
Of unique model probably after a design by Charles De Wailly

Height: 78 cm (30 ¾ in.)
Length: 146 cm (57 ½ in.)
Depth: 72 cm (28 3/8 in.)
   
  - A PARCEL-GILT OSTRICH EWER WITH ITS BASIN

A PARCEL-GILT OSTRICH EWER WITH ITS BASIN

THE ROSEBERY PARCEL-GILT OSTRICH EWER WITH ITS BASIN
AUGSBURG, circa 1690

The Ostrich
By Marx WEINOLD
H. 36.5 cm (14 3/8 in.)

The Basin
By Johann MITTNACHT I
L: 64 cm (25 ¼ in.)
   
  - RARE PARTLY GILT CARVED WALNUT

RARE PARTLY GILT CARVED WALNUT

AND PATINATED BRONZE BELLOWS
FLORENCE, circa 1550

Length: 75 cm (29 ½ in.)
Width: 18 cm (7 in.)
   
  - "THE CHARIOT OF GAMBRINUS"
Klaus Maurice, Die deutsche Rädeuhr, C.H. Beck München, 1976, n° 279.
"THE CHARIOT OF GAMBRINUS"

AUTOMATON CLOCK
SOUTHERN GERMANY, circa 1600

Gilt-copper

Height: 53.3 cm (21 in.)
Length: 46 cm (18 1/8 in.)
Width: 23.5 cm (9 ¼ in.)
   
  - A sewing casket attributed to Heinrich Gambs and Jonathan Ott

A sewing casket attributed to Heinrich Gambs and Jonathan Ott

Ivory, ebony, mahogany, steel and eglomise
glass, 74 x 48 x 39 cm

Saint Petersburg, circa 1800