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Bernard Swebach (1800-1870) Attribué à Halt at the Inn - Oil on panel. 32x27cm

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Bernard Swebach (1800-1870) Attribué à Halt at the Inn - Oil on panel. 32x27cm

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Estim. 15 000 - 20 000 EUR

EXCEPTIONAL AND VERY RARE MIDDLE DONKEY BACK BUREAU FORMING A REGENCY ACCOUNT TABLE Attributed to Bernard VAN RIESEN BURGH (1696-1767) The set is composed of two parts. The lower part forms the support for the desk, composed of four double-curved legs revealing a drawer in the front, the top veneered in rosewood; the legs terminate in finely chased bronze sabots. Removable top in the shape of a donkey's back fitted into the base, which was used by the nobility in their beds to write their correspondence. The dos d'âne has a tilting writing surface revealing five curved drawers and a secret drawer hidden by a sliding shelf. Both pieces of furniture are finished in contemporary violet wood. Original keyways and locks. This bureau dos d'âne is said to come from a very special order from the Régence period. The furniture is in perfect condition, with no major restoration. Size: 80 x 63.5 x 42.5 cm Use and maintenance restorations

Estim. 1 500 - 2 500 EUR

Edouard Bernard Swebach Paris 1800 - 1870 Gentlemen and gentlewomen on horseback pair of oils on canvas, 19x24.5 cm. Signature at lower right: E.Swebach

Estim. 600 - 800 EUR

France, fin XVIIe - début XVIIIe siècle. Attribué à Bernard Perrot (1640-1709) Couvert à manche conique en verre millefiori. Verreries Royales du Duché D'Orléans, époque Louis XIV. Fourchette à trois dents et lame acier gravée "P.Hendrichs & Grah". Viroles à décor d'une frise festonnée alternant flèches et godrons, le culot formant dôme à canaux et godrons terminé par un bouton en cuivre. Long. couteau : 24 cm Long. fourchette : 21,5 cm Infimes fentes. Lame du couteau remplacée. Provenance : Antony Embden, Galerie Embden Paris. Attributed to Bernard Perrot (1640-1709) Cutlery with conical handle in millefiori glass. Modèle similaire "Couverts de l’art gothique à l’art nouveau. Collection Jacques Hollander". Musée d’Art et d’Histoire Palais Masséna Nice. Ref. N°185 au catalogue descriptif. Un couvert de même type de Bernard Perrot est conservé au musée des arts décoratifs de Paris : "Couteau et fourchette à manche en verre", France, fin XVIIe - début XVIIIe siècle, verre à millefiori, argent et acier, L. 19,5 cm, Inv. 2010.120.1-2 Musée des Arts Décoratifs de Paris.

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