18-strand fan, finely openwork mother-of-pearl frame decorated with a dance scene and enhanced with a garland of gilded flowers, ribbons, butterflies and insects, painted paper with a scene of a shepherdess and pipe player, in a dark green case signed DUVELLEROY. Numerous tears, glued back in place, accidents. L. 27 cm A 20-strand broken-type fan, monogrammed "EG" with pompom, in a leather case (L.19.5 cm), a 19-strand broken-type fan in wood, ribbon damaged (L 23.5 cm), an 18-strand broken-type fan chased and embellished with silver motifs, 18 oblong panels decorated with flowers and gallant scenes, accidents and stains (L 27.5 cm).

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