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Salle 5-6 - Hôtel Drouot

9, rue Drouot 75009, Paris

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Provenance and Collections

Coutau-Bégarie

Salle 5-6 - Hôtel Drouot

1 - Auguste Cain (1821–1894) Wading Bird with a Frog Bronze with a brown patina, antique cast iron signed on the base 15 x 38.5 cm

2 - Ferdinand Pautrot (1832–1874) *The Sparrow* Bronze with brown patina, antique cast iron, signed on the base; 13.5 x 7.5 cm

3 - Late 19th century, Meiji period

7 - Charles Ferdinand de Condamy (1847–1913) *Dog Handler and His Rest Stop* Oil on canvas, signed lower left and dated 1874 37 x 23 cm

8 - Pierre Lenordez (1815–1892) Horse and Dog Bronze with a nuanced light brown patina, antique cast iron, signed on the base Dimensions: 21 x 29 x 12 cm

9 - Charles Ferdinand de Condamy (1847–1913) *The Wild Boar Hunt* Large watercolor with gouache, signed lower right; 31 x 48 cm

10 - Charles Ferdinand de Condamy (1847–1913) Pair of Hunting Dogs Watercolor with gouache, signed lower right 24 x 31 cm

11 - 19th-century school piece: Galloping Deer, patinated bronze; H. 18 cm - L. 22 cm (a piece of the leg and the base are missing)

12 - Alfred Jacquemart (1824–1896) *The Wolf* Bronze with green patina, antique cast iron, signed on the base; 13 x 13 cm

13 - Fred Voelckerling (1872–1945) Uhlan Officer, bronze with a brown-green patina, antique cast iron, signed on the base; 44 x 46 cm

14 - Charles Olivier de Penne (1831–1897) A Pack of Hounds Resting by a Fire Watercolor with gouache, signed lower left 48 x 34 cm

16 - Henri-Auguste de MONTPEZAT (Paris, 1817–1859) The Throw Oil on canvas Signed lower left “Montpezat” 70 x 95 cm. Provenance: France, private collection

17 - Georges Frédéric Rötig (1873–1961) *The Tiger* Oil on panel, signed lower left 8.5 x 11.5 cm

18 - Albert Hinrich Hussmann (1874–1946) *The Horse* Bronze with brown patina, antique cast iron, signed on the base; 43.5 x 44

19 - German school, late 19th–early 20th century. Mare and Foal. Bronze with a brown patina, antique cast iron with a hallmark on the base. 45 x 64 cm

44 - Porcelain basket and stand from the “Currency Service” of China. Qianlong period (1736–1795), circa 1760—Part of the same set as the previous lot. Dimensions: 27 cm x 24 cm. Handles missing; cracks in the glaze; a few chips.

45 - Two porcelain plates from the “China Currency Set.” Qianlong period (1736–1795), circa 1760—Part of the same set as the previous lot. Dimensions: 27.5 cm. In good condition.

46 - Two small porcelain plates from the “China Foreign Currency Set.” Qianlong period (1736–1795), circa 1760—Part of the same set as the previous lot. Dimensions: 16 cm. Slight chips and a small crack on one of them.

67 - 17th-century French School. Portrait of Odet de Matignon, Count of Thorigny (1559–1595). Oil on canvas. H.: 60 cm – W.: 47 cm (historical restorations)

68 - 17th-century French school. Portrait said to be of Madeleine of Savoy. Oil on canvas. H.: 72 cm - W.: 58 cm (previous restorations)

69 - Set of four polychrome earthenware tiles bearing the coat of arms of the Constable of Montmorency, intended for the floor of the Château d’Ecouen. Rouen, workshop of Masseo Abaquesne, 16th century. Dimensions: 11 cm × 11 cm each (with chips and missing pieces)

70 - Carved and molded wooden bench with a curvilinear backrest decorated with the Gontaut Biron/Bauffremont coat of arms. The straight backrest rests on five baluster legs. 19th century. H. 123 cm - W. 165 cm - D. 47 cm (signs of wear, damage, and missing pieces)

73 - 17th-century French School. Portrait of Anne de Montmorency, Grand Constable of France. Oil on canvas. H.: 72 cm - W.: 58 cm. Inscriptions at the bottom and coat of arms (historical restorations)

74 - Northern School, 1571 Portrait of a Man in a Ruff Oak panel, single plank, unparqueted H.: 36 cm - W.: 28 cm Coat of arms on the right; dated in the upper right corner 1571 and Aetatis Suae 26

75 - French school, second half of the 19th century. Portrait of Anne de Montmorency, Constable of France (1493–1567). Engraving enhanced with pencil and gold. Annotations on the reverse. Height (visible): 23 cm; Width (visible): 18 cm (Age spots and discoloration)

76 - Attributed to Jean DUCAYER (1605–1635) Portrait said to be of Charlotte de Montmorency, wife of the Prince of Condé Marquetry panel H.: 36 cm – W.: 27 cm Inscriptions on the marquetry

77 - 18th-century Italian school, follower of Santi di Tito; Portrait of Marie de’ Medici; Canvas; H.: 91 cm – W.: 68 cm (historical restorations)

79 - Attributed to Jean DUCAYER (1605–1635) Presumed portrait of Marie, Duchess of Montpensier Octagonal oak panel H.: 25 cm - W.: 20 cm Long, old handwritten label on the back; and a label from the artist Delaunay.

80 - French School, circa 1800. Portrait said to be of Henri II, Duke of Montmorency. Oil on canvas. H.: 206 cm - W.: 110 cm. Inscribed in the lower right corner

82 - 18th-century French school. Portrait attributed to François de Montmorency-Luxembourg. Oval canvas, mounted in a rectangle. H.: 67 cm - W.: 54 cm. Inscriptions on the reverse. From the collection of General Lespinay. 18th-century frame.

83 - 18th-century school, probably Northern Europe? Bust of a Magistrate. Terracotta sculpture. Height: 25.2 cm (with a small chip). Includes a small display case made of glass and engraved brass.

84 - 18th-century French school. Portrait of a man in armor, attributed to Marshal de Montmorency, holding a marshal’s baton. Canvas: H.: 93 cm - W.: 73 cm. On the back of the stretcher is an inscription reading “Marshal de Montmorency.”

85 - French School, c. 1700, follower of Justus von Egmont Full-length portrait of the Grand Condé Oak panel, single plank, unparqueted H.: 50 cm - W.: 37 cm

86 - Pair of gilded bronze candlesticks, with baluster shafts featuring scalloped panels and a navel-shaped base engraved with the Montmorency family motto, “Dieu ayde au premier chrestien.” 19th century. Height: 21 cm

89 - 19th-century French school: Diana the Huntress; Large terracotta sculpture; Total height: 260 cm; Sculpture: Height 163 cm; Base: Height 94.5 cm – Diameter at base approx. 78 cm (Restorations and missing parts)

91 - Attributed to Donat NONNOTTE (1708–1785). Portrait of a Young Woman Showing Off Her Pets. Oil on canvas. 82.50 cm x 64.50 cm

93 - 18th-century French School Portrait of Anne Françoise Charlotte de Montmorency Luxembourg Canvas H.: 240 cm - W.: 124 cm Inscriptions on the left

97 - French school, circa 1730, studio of Pierre GOBERT; Portrait said to be of Marie Sophie Emilie de Seignelay, Duchess of Luxembourg; Canvas, extended at the top (37 cm) and bottom (74 cm); Height: 242 cm - W.: 106 cm Inscription at the top (historical restorations)

102 - A pair of armchairs in carved walnut, molded with small flowers and acanthus leaves. The ornate backrest, armrests, and waistband rest on small, curved legs. Louis XV period. Floral upholstery in petit point. H: 94 cm - W: 71 cm - D: 61 cm (damage, missing pieces, restorations, wear)

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2 - Ferdinand Pautrot (1832–1874) The Sparrow Bronze with brown patina, antique cast iron, signed on the base; 13.5 x 7.5 cm

7 - Charles Ferdinand de Condamy (1847–1913) Dog Handler and His Rest Stop Oil on canvas, signed lower left and dated 1874 37 x 23 cm

9 - Charles Ferdinand de Condamy (1847–1913) The Wild Boar Hunt Large watercolor with gouache, signed lower right; 31 x 48 cm

12 - Alfred Jacquemart (1824–1896) The Wolf Bronze with green patina, antique cast iron, signed on the base; 13 x 13 cm

17 - Georges Frédéric Rötig (1873–1961) The Tiger Oil on panel, signed lower left 8.5 x 11.5 cm

18 - Albert Hinrich Hussmann (1874–1946) The Horse Bronze with brown patina, antique cast iron, signed on the base; 43.5 x 44