- Service of night in white opaline with painted decoration red, green and gold of a rosette surmounted by Greek composed of a tray, a carafe, a cup and a tumbler. 19th century. Diam. 27 cm for the tray, H. 25 cm for the carafe. (Slight lack of paint, small defect of cooking on the foot of the goblet) '- Toilet brush and its basin in white opaline with painted decoration of lambrequins and gilded nets. XIXth century. Diam. 28,5 cm for the basin, H. 24,5 cm for the brooch (slight lack of gilding, accidents and restorations on the brooch) '- Glass of Venice, in the taste of : Night service in raspberry glass composed of a carafe, a bottle and two glasses on pedestal. Diam. 26,5 cm for the tray, H. 19,5 cm for the carafe. (Small chips on a glass)

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