Null Two French brass candlesticks in Empire style, 2nd half of the 19th century…

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Two French brass candlesticks in Empire style, 2nd half of the 19th century Brass. Round base with laurel decoration in relief. Shaft partly with grooved and partly with geometric decoration. Two candlestick arms with screw-on vase-shaped spouts. Sculptural pine cone as a crown. The lower part of the wall can be converted into a single-flame candlestick using the plug-in shaft. Slight signs of wear. Dimensions 29.3 x 18 cm (whole candlestick) and height 13.5 cm (single-flame). Condition: II - III

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Two French brass candlesticks in Empire style, 2nd half of the 19th century Brass. Round base with laurel decoration in relief. Shaft partly with grooved and partly with geometric decoration. Two candlestick arms with screw-on vase-shaped spouts. Sculptural pine cone as a crown. The lower part of the wall can be converted into a single-flame candlestick using the plug-in shaft. Slight signs of wear. Dimensions 29.3 x 18 cm (whole candlestick) and height 13.5 cm (single-flame). Condition: II - III

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Set of 7 mainly artistic books, including: - Tardy, Les poinçons de garantie internationaux pour l'argent, 4th edition, ed. Tardy, 1951. - F. Gébelin, Le style Renaissance en France, ed. Larousse, Paris, 1942. - H. Clouzot, Le style Louis-Philippe / Napoléon III, ed. Larousse, Paris, 1939. - P. Francastel, Le style Empire du Directoire à la Restauration, ed. Larousse, Paris, 1939. - P. du COLOMBIER, Le style Henri IV / Louis XIII, ed. Larousse, Paris, 1941. - Collection de Mme C. Lelong, Antiquité, Moyen-Age et Renaissance, Ed. Georges Petit, Paris, 1902. - Honoré de Balzac, Eugénie Grandet, ed. La Renaissance du Livre, Paris, 1833. Rousseurs.

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RENAUD ET J. CLERMONT - GENEVE POUR L'HOTEL IMPERIAL A MENTON - SUITE DE 7 CASSOLETTES A OREILLES DONTONT 4 COMPLETES DE LE COUVERCLE en métal argenté de Style Empire Début du XXème Siècle à décor de palmettes et gravé d'une couronne impériale Total height 11.5 cm D. 12.5 cm EM (wear and dents) The Hotel Impérial was one of the last palaces to be built in Menton in 1913 by Georges Hans Tersling. It is the first in France to be listed in its entirety as a Monument Historique.

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