Null 1 PIANO STOOL
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1 PIANO STOOL C1

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1 PIANO STOOL C1

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Estim. 80 - 150 EUR

[Swarovski] Musical instruments, five items 5 Swarovski musical instrument figurines. (1) Grand piano w. stool, part of the Crystal Melodies collection and later moved to the Cheerful Times group. Des. by M. Zendron. Approx. 7 cm tall. No. 174506. Like new, in orig. box w. foam inserts. (2) Harp, also part of the Crystal Melodies collection. Des. by the same. Approx. 10 cm tall. No. 169245. Like new, in orig. box w. foam inserts and certificate of authenticity. (3) Saxophone, also part of the Crystal Melodies collection. Des. by the same. Approx. 10 cm tall. No. 211728. Like new, in orig. box w. foam inserts and certificate of authenticity. -and 2 others (a bell and a violin), also in orig. boxes w. foam inserts and certificates of authenticity. (total 5)

Estim. 3 000 - 5 000 EUR

Pair of folding chairs in molded, carved, lacquered and gilded beechwood. The rectangular, checked seats are fitted with cushions covered in red velvet with a gilded background. They rest on sinuous, articulated X-shaped legs decorated with scrolls and volutes. France. First half of the 19th century, circa 1830. H_55 cm W_80 cm H_71 cm Ployant chairs have almost always been protocol seats reserved for sovereign courts. The use of seats at court is entirely linked to respect for rules of precedence or etiquette. Thus, in the presence of the king or queen, both seated on a chaise à bras, the only people allowed to sit, and only on a tabouret (or ployant), were sons and daughters, grandsons and granddaughters of France, princesses of the blood and foreign duchesses and princesses. Princes de sang, cardinals, dukes and peers remained standing like all the others. Several ployants similar to this pair are known, most of them by François or Nicolas Quinibert Foliot (Fig. 1).

Estim. 1 000 - 1 500 EUR

JOSEPH-ANDRÉ MOTTE (1925-2013) Pair of stools with wide circular seat, upholstered in foam and later covered in green velvet, resting on chromed tubular metal legs. Steiner label on reverse of each seat. Height 42 cm - Diameter 47 cm A pair of stools in chromed tubular metal and posterior green velvet. Editor's label. H. 16 1/2 in. - Diam. 18 1/2 in.

Estim. 1 800 - 2 500 EUR

NANNA DITZEL (1923-2005) Set of furniture for children, including a coffee table and a stool, "Trisse" model in solid larch, circular top and base, resting on a central foot. First Kolds Sawvaerk edition. Circa 1962 (Worn and missing veneer) Table: Height 39 cm - Diameter 60 cm Stool : Height 21 cm - Diam. 26 cm A 'Trisse' coffee table and stool in massive larch. First edition by Kolds Sawvaerk (Wear and veneer's skips). Table : H. 15 3/8 in. - Diam. 23 5/8 in. Stool : H. 8 1/4 in. - Diam. 10 1/4 in.

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