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Deer, Dogs, and Horn Blowers, Europe, circa 1890–1900 A beautiful and original fan, with a Brussels lace panel richly composed in a symmetrical arrangement of stylized flowers and foliage, and adorned with two deer, two dogs, and two hornblowers blowing their hunting horns. Frame made entirely of blond tortoiseshell. Ring handle. (Number missing.) Height: 27.5 cm; Height of the panel: 14 cm N.B.: A very similar fan, dating from the 18th century, is referenced in the book “Three Centuries of Lace,” Published by the Royal Museums of Art and History in Brussels, 1987, p. 404. Expert: Georgina Letourmy-Bordier
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