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Pair of “Savoyards” andirons in chiseled bronze gilded with mercury. They depict a young boy and a young girl seated on naturalistic rock formations in the Rocaille style. Paris. Louis XV period. Circa 1748–50. H_30 cm W_19 cm D_18 cm Related work: - ARTCURIAL auction. Paris. June 16, 2022. Lot 18 (formerly from the Jourdain Barry collection—formerly from the Perrin Gallery collection—formerly from the Marcel Boulanger collection). A similar pair is currently held in the collections of the Palace of Versailles, thanks to a bequest from Madame Françoise Lambert and through the Société des Amis de Versailles. Comparative bibliography: - Ornamental Bronzes and Mounted Objects: From Louis XIV to Napoleon III. By Giacomo and Rozen Wannenes. Published by Vausor. Pages 132–136. Expert: Stéphane PEPE Expert: Stephane PEPE
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