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A circus-themed "Circus Krone" diorama including 15 unmarked vehicles, a tent, characters, animals and scenery, 40 x 43 set in an uncovered Plexiglas display case 45 x 50 cm, sold as is.

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A circus-themed "Circus Krone" diorama including 15 unmarked vehicles, a tent, characters, animals and scenery, 40 x 43 set in an uncovered Plexiglas display case 45 x 50 cm, sold as is.

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Diorama with 4 naturalized butterflies. 26 x 39 x 5.5 cm. (small crack to the glass).

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Christian DIOR / BACCARAT, Diorama" amphora bottle on pedestal with white overlay crystal stopper enhanced with gold Titled Olive-shaped stopper Bears the number 33 Baccarat mark on underside Good condition ("Diorama" and "Dior" gilded and faded). Total height. Height : 19 cm "Diorama" amphora bottle on pedestal with white overlay crystal stopper enhanced with gold Titled Olive-shaped stopper Bears the number 33 Baccarat mark on underside Good condition ("Diorama" and "Dior" gilded and faded). Total height. : 19 cm

Starting price 900 EUR

J. KRAUSKOPF (*1787) attributed, Circus des Maxentius in Rom, around 1834, Watercolor Justus Krauskopf (1787 - 1869 ) attributed: Remains of the Circus of Maxentius in Rome, c. 1834, Watercolor Technique: Watercolor on Paper Inscription: lower left inscribed by the artist's hand: "Ueberreste vom Circus des Caracalla im ersten Bezirk der Stadt Rom". General information: On the base with further detailed labelling. Date: c. 1834 Description: Very high quality and colourful watercolour of the Circus of Maxentius, formerly known as the Circus of Caracalla. Presumably from one of the artist's travel albums Provenance: Bassenge, Berlin, auction 35, 1980, no. 851 With illustration. Keywords: Architecture, Rome, Antiquity, Caracalla, Maxentius, Ruin, 19th century, Romanticism, Architecture, Italy, Rome (Latium), Size: Paper: 25,2 cm x 20,2 cm (9,9 x 8 in), additional specification: Base: 34 x 29 cm

Estim. 1 500 - 2 000 EUR

BEN (1935-2024), Benjamin VAUTIER dit "J'aime aimer" Acrylique sur papier contrecollé Signé en bas à droite 19.5 x 29.5 cm Provenance : oeuvre réalisée en décembre 1998, dans le cadre d'une exposition et performance sur le thème de l'amour à la Galerie du cirque à Paris Bibliographie : Sylvana LORENZ L'ingénue galeriste, page 114 et suivantes

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