Null 4 armchairs, c. 1920, baroque form, partially carved, striped upholstery (n…

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4 armchairs, c. 1920, baroque form, partially carved, striped upholstery (note shipping instructions)

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4 armchairs, c. 1920, baroque form, partially carved, striped upholstery (note shipping instructions)

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Venetian wall mirror - 1920s - 1930s, rectangular shape, curved frame, etched leaf tendril and flower decoration, 4-sided glass elements in the center, oval mirror, facet cut, traces of age, approx. 78x54cm

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Glaive de commissaire des guerres ou aux vivres. Engraved, chased brass mount with remnants of silver plating. Squared ebony spindle. Urn-shaped pommel. Right hilt with two quillons carved with rams' heads in very round relief, decorated in the center with a series of laurel leaves. Straight blade with one-third engraved middle edge. Leather scabbard with two cut-out, line-engraved brass fittings. Oval cap knob. Length: 88 cm. A.B.E. (leather scabbard partly disjointed). Revolution-Directory period

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Sofa and four armchairs in gilt wood, 19th cent. richly carved and carved with scrolls, rocailles, and partly open leaf motifs over the entire wooden surface; scroll legs; the sofa: 140x184x63 cm; the armchairs: 124x67x60 cm

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