Jacques Birckle (1734-1803): A French Neoclassical bronze mounted veneered wood …

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Jacques Birckle (1734-1803): A French Neoclassical bronze mounted veneered wood chest of drawers with marble top

Jacques Birckle (1734-1803): A French Neoclassical bronze mounted veneered wood chest of drawers with marble top H 89 - W 114 - D 56,5 cm

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Jacques Birckle (1734-1803): A French Neoclassical bronze mounted veneered wood chest of drawers with marble top

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NEOCLASSICAL CHANDELIER In crystal and rock crystal, chased and gilded bronze mount, with twelve arms of light on two levels; formerly electrified. H.:138 cm (54 ¼ in.) D.:66 cm (26 in.) A Neoclassical style gilt-bronze mounted, crystal and rock-crystal twelve-light chandelier

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NEOCLASSICAL FIREPLACE SCREEN Northern European work In mahogany and mahogany veneer, decorated with chased and gilded bronze, the tilting medallion is supported by a lyre-decorated openwork upright, resting on a base finished with claw feet; minor accidents and missing parts. H.:98 cm (38 ½ in.) l.:44 cm (17 ¼ in.) A Neoclassical Northern European gilt-bronze mounted and mahogany firescreen

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NEOCLASSICAL COLUMN In onyx, with chased and gilded bronze ornamentation, the shaft surmounted by an ionic capital punctuated with sunflowers; minor accidents. H.: 109.5 cm (43 ¼ in.) l.(base): 27 cm (10 ½ in.) w.(tray): 29 cm (11 ½ in.) A Neoclassical style gilt-bronze mounted and onyx column

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NEOCLASSICAL COLUMN In turquoise-blue marble, with chased and gilded bronze ornamentation, the base encircled by a laurel garland. H.: 112 cm (44 in.) l.(base ): 28 cm (11 in.) l. (tray): 26,5 cm (10 ½ in.) A Neoclassical style gilt-bronze mounted and marble column

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