Null Neo-Renaissance sideboard and contents, late 19th century

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Neo-Renaissance sideboard and contents, late 19th century

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Neo-Renaissance sideboard and contents, late 19th century

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Estim. 200 - 250 EUR

Three cabinet PILASTRES with carved wood sheath figures. H. 51 cm. One part of a sideboard. Renaissance period. (Slight traces of wear).

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Carved wood BENITIER with neo-Renaissance decor, featuring an oval miniature on enameled porcelain depicting the veiled Virgin Mary. Fragment of a label from Maison Tahan in Paris on the reverse. Napoleon III period Height 34.5 cm; Width 20 cm Provenance : Yves Gastou Collection, Biarritz

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Patinated and gilded brass ewer and basin With repoussé decoration of mythological scenes featuring Venus and Amphitrite on the body of the ewer and foliage, scrolls, gadroons and fluting on the pedestal. The center of the basin adorned with lambrequins encircled by Neptune's procession, the wing adorned with mascaron and foliage scrolls. Work of the 19th century, Neo-Renaissance style Ewer height: 40 cm Basin diameter: 44.5 cm (Wear, scratches from use) Condition report available on request: [email protected]

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