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PARISIAN WORK. A pair of Art Nouveau door handles,

101 - PARISIAN WORK. A pair of Art Nouveau door handles, in the “bequeille” style, one featuring organic decoration in silver-plated bronze and the other with traces of gilding. Reminiscent of the work of Hector Guimard. Circa 1890–1900. Length: approx. 13 cm. Traces of a hallmark on one of them.

Estimation

€100 - 130

NANCY SCHOOL. Pair of Art Nouveau door plaques in

102 - NANCY SCHOOL. Pair of Art Nouveau door plaques in cast bronze, chiseled and hammered, decorated with a papal coin motif. Unsigned. Circa 1900–1910. 44.7 x 7 cm.

Estimation

€180 - 220

Enameled promotional thermometer bearing the name

103 - Enameled promotional thermometer bearing the name of the WETZEL brewery. Art Nouveau design featuring an iris motif. Manufactured by Emaillage coopératif, 34 Boulevard Clichy, Paris. Circa 1900. Height: 100 cm. Some damage, particularly around the mounting holes.

Estimation

€650 - 700

Jules WIELHORSKI (1875–1961), Nancy, Lorraine. “Je

104 - Jules WIELHORSKI (1875–1961), Nancy, Lorraine. “Jesus and the Fishermen.” Oil on canvas depicting Christ standing on the shore, calling out to the fishermen, Simon Peter and Andrew, in their boat. Signed lower left and dated 1897. Label on the reverse indicating the Jean-Baptiste Eugène Corbin collection, Nancy. 49.5 x 65.5 cm. Previously restored.

Estimation

€200 - 300

François MOREAU (19th century). Boats sailing on a

105 - François MOREAU (19th century). Boats sailing on a river (the Meurthe?). Signed lower right and dated 1887. 46 x 61 cm.

Estimation

€150 - 200

THONET-style. Wall-mounted coat rack with two rows

106 - THONET-style. Wall-mounted coat rack with two rows of four hooks each, made of thermo-bent and varnished wood. Early 20th century. Width: 56.5 cm. Minor wear and restoration.

Estimation

€50 - 80

THONET, Czechoslovakia. “Parrot-style” coat rack w

107 - THONET, Czechoslovakia. “Parrot-style” coat rack with two rows of six hooks each, made of heat-bent and varnished wood. Labels visible at the bottom. Early 20th century. Total height: 2 m. Signs of wear and minor imperfections.

Estimation

€120 - 180

A pair of large Art Nouveau frames made of ivory-l

108 - A pair of large Art Nouveau frames made of ivory-lacquered wood, containing engravings based on paintings by Edouard BISSON (1856–1945), titled “Trapped” and “The Alert,” dated 1901 and 1902, depicting young women dressed in sheer veils and light tunics, accompanied by cherubs. Printed by Sirven in Toulouse. Height: 145 cm – width: 113 cm. A small chip on the lower part of one of the two frames.

Estimation

€300 - 350

Charles VIRION (1865–1946) for Boué & Petit (a

109 - Charles VIRION (1865–1946) for Boué & Petit (active from 1898 to 1922) in MONTIGNY-SUR-LOING. Art Nouveau ring holder and dish made of terracotta with a gold patina, decorated with a cat leaning over a circular bowl. Early 20th century. Length: 10.5 cm - Width: 7.5 cm.

Estimation

€70 - 90

Louis MAJORELLE (1859–1926). Two-tiered tea table

110 - Louis MAJORELLE (1859–1926). Two-tiered tea table made of mahogany and veneer, decorated with a clematis inlay. The second tray features two ornate bronze handles. Signed on the first tray. Height: 79.5 cm; Length including handles: 94 cm; Maximum width: 55.5 cm.

Estimation

€800 - 1,000

Albert FINOT (1876–1947) for the MOUGIN Brothers,

111 - Albert FINOT (1876–1947) for the MOUGIN Brothers, in Nancy. "Three Women" or "Three Heads." A Symbolist vase made of glazed stoneware with a bulbous shape and a swirling design featuring three women holding hands. Signed on the foot and incised beneath the base. Total height: 23 cm.

Estimation

€1,200 - 1,300

Albert FINOT (1876–1947) for the MOUGIN Brothers,

112 - Albert FINOT (1876–1947) for the MOUGIN Brothers, in Nancy. Symbolist pitcher in glazed stoneware; the handle depicts the body of a naiad, and the spout evokes the shape of a seashell. Signed within the design, and stamped in relief on the base. Ref. 112.J. H. = 23.5 cm. Very minor firing flaw on the left leg.

Estimation

€700 - 900

DAUM Nancy, France. Baluster-shaped vase, made of

113 - DAUM Nancy, France. Baluster-shaped vase, made of double-layered glass with a marbled background and decorated with enameled branches and berries, etched with acid. Signed within the design with the Cross of Lorraine. Date: 1900–1915. Height: 19.5 cm.

Estimation

€1,000 - 1,200

DAUM Nancy. Miniature oblong vase made of slightly

114 - DAUM Nancy. Miniature oblong vase made of slightly opalescent frosted glass, with a polychrome enamel decoration on the body depicting a young Alsatian girl tending geese. Signed on the base with the Cross of Lorraine. H. = 8.5 cm.

Estimation

€1,500 - 1,800

DAUM Nancy. Tall-necked vase in slightly opalescen

115 - DAUM Nancy. Tall-necked vase in slightly opalescent frosted glass, with the neck and base accented in gold, and featuring a polychrome enamel decoration on the body depicting a young Alsatian girl tending geese. Signed in gold with the Cross of Lorraine on the base. H. = 20 cm. Slight wear to the gilding.

Estimation

€1,500 - 1,800

DAUM Nancy. Multilayered glass vase with an enamel

116 - DAUM Nancy. Multilayered glass vase with an enameled design of blackberries, etched with acid. Oval-shaped vase. Signature featuring the Cross of Lorraine within the design. Date: 1900–1915. Height: 16.5 cm. Crack at the base; neck cut off.

Estimation

€200 - 300

An imposing pair of kerosene lamps, with glazed ea

117 - An imposing pair of kerosene lamps, with glazed earthenware bodies featuring floral decoration. Probably from eastern France (Lunéville, Les Islettes?). Late 19th–early 20th century. Total height: 60.5 cm. Glassware missing.

Estimation

€20 - 30

Albert MARKS (1871–1941). The Moselle River and Mo

118 - Albert MARKS (1871–1941). The Moselle River and Mount Saint-Quentin near Metz. Oil on canvas, signed lower right and dated “1926.” 82 x 103 cm. Minor restoration in the lower left corner.

Estimation

€120 - 180

SARREGUEMINES-DIGOIN, Lorraine. Art Nouveau set co

119 - SARREGUEMINES-DIGOIN, Lorraine. Art Nouveau set consisting of a writing desk and promotional mail holder made of polychrome glazed earthenware, depicting the factory’s major products: stove tiles, bathroom fixtures, floor tiles, and wall tiles. Inkwell bearing the name “Perrochat,” representing the earthenware factories in Vitry-le-François (Marne). Circa 1905–1910. Stamped. Width: 27 cm; height: 19 cm. No damage observed.

Estimation

€80 - 120

Small Art Nouveau desk with one drawer set into th

120 - Small Art Nouveau desk with one drawer set into the side panel. Dimensions: 75.5 x 91 x 58 cm. In good condition.

Estimation

€60 - 80

Small Louis XVI-style desk with fluted legs joined

121 - Small Louis XVI-style desk with fluted legs joined by a crossbar and a single drawer around the middle. Late 19th century, early 20th century. Dimensions: 73 x 89.5 x 60 cm. In good condition.

Estimation

€30 - 50

Théodore RIVIERE (1857–1912) for the Sèvres Nation

122 - Théodore RIVIERE (1857–1912) for the Sèvres National Porcelain Manufactory. Phryne. An Art Nouveau figure in biscuit porcelain depicting the famous young Greek woman covering her face as she is accused. Signed in relief on the pedestal, bearing the double stamp of the Sèvres Manufactory and dated 1909. Height: 34 cm. In perfect condition.

Estimation

€400 - 600

Théodore HAAS (1861–1933), Alsace-Lorraine. Sleepi

123 - Théodore HAAS (1861–1933), Alsace-Lorraine. Sleeping Lion. Oil on canvas mounted on cardboard, signed lower right. Art Nouveau period, circa 1900–1910.

Estimation

€80 - 120

Art Nouveau statuette made of glazed earthenware d

124 - Art Nouveau statuette made of glazed earthenware depicting a monk (Dom Pérignon?) walking, his hands fastening his hooded cloak. Early 20th century. Height: 40.5 cm. Small chips on the base.

Estimation

€100 - 150

François-Théodore LEGRAS (1839–1916) for the glass

125 - François-Théodore LEGRAS (1839–1916) for the glasswork from MONTJOYE SAINT-DENIS, and possibly Victor SAGLIER (1809–1894), a goldsmith in Paris, for the frame. A beautiful engraved glass centerpiece decorated with wild roses, set in a Rococo-style gilded metal frame. Circa 1900. Height: 56.5 cm.

Estimation

€300 - 500

Justin FEREZ (1870–1920), an assistant to Jacques

126 - Justin FEREZ (1870–1920), an assistant to Jacques GRUBER (1870–1936) and later an independent cabinetmaker, Nancy, Lorraine. Note the Art Nouveau mirror in carved oak with a poppy motif (a symbol of the Night; this mirror may have been intended for a bedroom). The original beveled glass and what appear to be three acid-etched stained-glass panels were unfortunately replaced at a later date with modern mirror panes. Circa 1900. Height: 173.5 cm – Width: 103 cm. Small chip at the top.

Estimation

€200 - 300

DENBAC, for René Denert (1872–1937) and René-Louis

127 - DENBAC, for René Denert (1872–1937) and René-Louis Balichon (1885–1949), in Vierzon. Art Nouveau candy dish in the shape of a bowl (lid missing), made of glazed stoneware with a brass-plated finish imitating bronze, and decorated with pine cones in relief. Incised signature on the underside of the base. Circa 1920. W. = 18 cm.

Estimation

€30 - 50

François-Eugène ROUSSEAU (1827–1891) and Ernest LE

128 - François-Eugène ROUSSEAU (1827–1891) and Ernest LEVEILLE (1841–1913), in the style of BACCARAT. Jug decorated with enameled Japanese-style flowering branches and a view of a church in a gilded medallion. Trace of a signature at the bottom (?). Late 19th–early 20th century. H. = 25.5 cm.

Estimation

€30 - 50

Jean KEPPEL (1874-1936), wrought-iron artist, and

129 - Jean KEPPEL (1874-1936), wrought-iron artist, and DAUM Nancy (Lorraine). Wrought-iron Art Nouveau lamp base, decorated with plant motifs, signed "J. KEPPEL Nancy", holding a coloquint-shaped tulip in yellow/translucent powder-tinted glass, ribbed and stretched with tongs. Signed on the DAUM Nancy wheel (with Lorraine cross). Total height: 39 cm; tulip height: 14 cm.

Estimation

€1,500 - 1,600

Art Nouveau desk lamp, the bronze base by Auguste

130 - Art Nouveau desk lamp, the bronze base by Auguste DELAFONTAINE (stamped and numbered 6629), holding a DAUM Nancy (Lorraine) tulip in shaded orange glass (intaglio signature with Lorraine cross). Early 20th century. Tulip height. 14 cm.

Estimation

€300 - 400

Georges de FEURE (1868–1943). Blown-glass pitcher

131 - Georges de FEURE (1868–1943). Blown-glass pitcher with an applied handle, decorated with a cloud-like pattern created using orange and green oxide powders. Signed on the bottom. Early 20th century. Height: 18 cm.

Estimation

€70 - 90

GALLE, Nancy. Small walnut sideboard with a front

132 - GALLE, Nancy. Small walnut sideboard with a front door that opens to reveal three faux drawers decorated with a butterfly marquetry design accented with mother-of-pearl. The interior is fitted as a cabinet. Top panel features a marquetry design depicting a goblin attacking a mushroom with acorns, protected by a glass top. Signed on the inside of the door. 1920s. 82 x 57 x 26 cm. Stains on the top.

Estimation

€500 - 700

Louis MAJORELLE (1859-1926) designer, for GRES MOU

133 - Louis MAJORELLE (1859-1926) designer, for GRES MOUGIN, Nancy (Lorraine), publishers. Enameled stoneware ear bowl decorated with a frieze of clovers and crystallizations. Signed under the base and numbered 9.K. H. = 9 cm; Width at handles: 27 cm. One ear restored.

Estimation

€120 - 180

Alphonse MUCHA (1860–1939), after. The Language of

134 - Alphonse MUCHA (1860–1939), after. The Language of Flowers. Print on velvet, on a mauve background. Signed lower right within the design. Manufactured by Hines, Stroud & Co., London, circa 1900. In its original frame, with a mat bearing the artist’s name, gilded on the bevel (glass missing). 58.5 x 74.5 cm (visible dimensions). Foxing.

Estimation

€900 - 1,100

PARIS STAR, France. Art Deco-style desk lamp in gi

135 - PARIS STAR, France. Art Deco-style desk lamp in gilded bronze and brass. The base and the shade are made of pressed-molded glass with naturalistic decoration. Stamped on the underside of the base. Produced in the 1970s–1980s. H. = 33.5 cm. Small chips on two corners of the shade.

Estimation

€180 - 220

ETABLISSEMENTS MAJORELLE, attributed to. Pair of A

137 - ETABLISSEMENTS MAJORELLE, attributed to. Pair of Art Deco floor lamps made of mahogany veneer, designed as side tables. Height (without the lamp socket): 145 cm. Wear and veneer chips in places.

Estimation

€100 - 150

Paul NICOLAS (1875–1952), Lorraine. A beautiful sp

138 - Paul NICOLAS (1875–1952), Lorraine. A beautiful spherical vase with a tapered neck, made of glass with inclusions and featuring an acid-etched decoration of crinoids. Signed. Height: 17.5 cm. Art Nouveau–Art Deco period, 1920s.

Estimation

€500 - 600

A.F. RAPHOY (20th century). Bouquet of Flowers wit

139 - A.F. RAPHOY (20th century). Bouquet of Flowers with Gladioli. Art Deco oil on canvas, signed lower right and dated 1935 on the reverse. 1930s. 60 x 81 cm. Damage.

Estimation

€70 - 90

Lithographed and partially embossed sheet metal ad

140 - Lithographed and partially embossed sheet metal advertising sign for MIROR, “instant shine for all metals—a product of Le Lion Noir.” Manufactured by J.J. Carnaud et fils, Paris. First half of the 20th century. 25 x 50 cm. Minor signs of wear.

Estimation

€50 - 80

Marcel CORRETTE (1896–1946), Lorraine. The Chapel

141 - Marcel CORRETTE (1896–1946), Lorraine. The Chapel of Notre-Dame de l’Île Callot (Carantec, Finistère—Brittany). Oil on panel, signed lower right. 1930s. 47.5 x 46 cm.

Estimation

€150 - 180

E. NAUDY (France, early 20th century). Pair of Art

142 - E. NAUDY (France, early 20th century). Pair of Art Deco-style enhanced engravings depicting two young women in a spring setting. Handwritten signature in the margin. 48 x 31.5 cm (image size).

Estimation

€80 - 120

Victor GUILLAUME (1880–1942). Landscape. Pencil dr

143 - Victor GUILLAUME (1880–1942). Landscape. Pencil drawing and watercolor. Signed lower right. 23 x 29.5 cm. (visible). Slight stains in the sky.

Estimation

€80 - 120

Joseph and Pierre MOUGIN, designers, for the SAINT

144 - Joseph and Pierre MOUGIN, designers, for the SAINT-CLEMENT factory in Lorraine. Pair of Art Deco vases, made of chocolate-brown glazed earthenware with blue necks, decorated with doves among branches. Raised stamps in the clay. 1930s. Height: 31 cm. Very rare chips.

Estimation

€250 - 300

Gaston GOOR (1902–1977), modeler for the MOUGIN br

145 - Gaston GOOR (1902–1977), modeler for the MOUGIN brothers, publishers, Lorraine. Large Art Deco lamp base in glazed stoneware, decorated with reclining nude women and geometric motifs. Model “238 J.” Stamped in relief on the clay. Circa 1925–1935. Total height: 61 cm.

Estimation

€1,800 - 2,000

Willy TIEDJEN (1881–1950). Ducks on the Water. Oil

146 - Willy TIEDJEN (1881–1950). Ducks on the Water. Oil on canvas, signed lower right and dated. 49.5 x 70 cm.

Estimation

€150 - 200

DAUM, Nancy, France. Art Deco ball-shaped lamp bas

147 - DAUM, Nancy, France. Art Deco ball-shaped lamp base made of partially frosted and clear frosted glass, featuring acid-etched fluted patterns. Signed with the Cross of Lorraine. Height: 18.5 cm.

Estimation

€200 - 300

André HUNEBELLE (1896–1985) and Roger COGNEVILLE (

148 - André HUNEBELLE (1896–1985) and Roger COGNEVILLE (1903–1956). Art Deco lamp base made of pressed-molded glass, partially frosted and colorless, with a relief decoration of fish. Signed within the decoration and on the base. Height: 21.5 cm. Small chip under the mount (not visible).

Estimation

€350 - 450

DEKNUDT (Belgium), attributed to. Fireplace mirror

149 - DEKNUDT (Belgium), attributed to. Fireplace mirror with an openwork pediment made of carved and gilded resin, featuring a scrollwork motif and a basket of flowers, in the 18th-century style. The mirror is arched and beveled. Made in the second half of the 20th century. Manufacturer’s label on the back. Total height: 142 cm; width: 79 cm. Damage and a missing section on the pediment.

Estimation

€150 - 200

Geneviève GRANGER (1877–1967). Dancer with Grapes.

150 - Geneviève GRANGER (1877–1967). Dancer with Grapes. Bronze cast with a medal patina, on a marble base (detached). Signature engraved on the base. Total height: 48 cm; Height of bronze alone: 38 cm. Slight wear to the patina in places and minor nicks.

Estimation

€180 - 220

DAUM, Nancy - Lorraine. Powdered glass tulip vase

151 - DAUM, Nancy - Lorraine. Powdered glass tulip vase in shades of white and blue. 1920s. Signed with the Cross of Lorraine. Height: 17 cm - max. diameter: 11 cm. Small chips on the neck.

Estimation

€150 - 200

DAUM, Nancy - Lorraine. Pair of clouded-glass tuli

152 - DAUM, Nancy - Lorraine. Pair of clouded-glass tulip vases with painted autumn berries. Fine signature on the tip, featuring the Cross of Lorraine. 1920s. Height: 14.5 cm. A small chip on the neck—some wear to the painted decoration.

Estimation

€250 - 300

Pre-Art-Deco desk lamp, bronze base by Charles RAN

153 - Pre-Art-Deco desk lamp, bronze base by Charles RANC (1871-1927 - founded his company in Paris in 1909), decorated with roses, holding a white-violet tulip with hexagonal section by SCHNEIDER (Lorraine - signed). Circa 1920. Height: 33 cm.

Estimation

€300 - 400

Wall light that can also be used as an occasional

154 - Wall light that can also be used as an occasional lamp (desk or bedside), the bronze base holding an Art Deco tulip by DAUM, Nancy (Lorraine), acid-etched with geometric motifs, finely signed at the tip (Lorraine cross signature). Tulip height 12 cm.

Estimation

€350 - 450

DAUM Nancy, France. Small Art Deco stemmed glass,

155 - DAUM Nancy, France. Small Art Deco stemmed glass, made of blue-tinted glass and decorated with gold flakes. Signed. Circa 1927–1930. Height: 6.5 cm – diameter: 11 cm. Very slight chipping at the base.

Estimation

€80 - 120

Paul-Elie DUBOIS (1886–1949). Hoggar (Algeria). La

156 - Paul-Elie DUBOIS (1886–1949). Hoggar (Algeria). Large oil on hardboard, signed lower right, inscribed with the location and dated “38.” 114 x 146 cm. There is a pencil sketch on the reverse.

Estimation

€3,000 - 5,000

A charming pouch purse; the setting is decorated w

157 - A charming pouch purse; the setting is decorated with garlands, flower baskets, and foliage, and the chain—held in place by two facing swans—is made of silver (800‰; Minerva hallmarks indicating the second standard on the setting and a boar’s head on the chain). The black silk pouch is embellished with embroidered black beads. Late 19th century. MO.: EE. Gross weight: 204.86 g.; Width of the setting: 15 cm.; Height of the purse with charms: 22 cm. Silk torn at the setting. A few missing

Estimation

€120 - 180

MONTBLANC. Vintage fountain pen, No. 256, with a b

158 - MONTBLANC. Vintage fountain pen, No. 256, with a black resin barrel (engraved "imported from Germany"), gold-plated trim, and a yellow gold nib (750‰). The cap is adorned with the brand’s six-pointed star emblem. Piston-fill system. Shows signs of use.

Estimation

€50 - 80

MONTBLANC, Germany. Vintage fountain pen, No. 221,

159 - MONTBLANC, Germany. Vintage fountain pen, No. 221, with a black resin barrel, gold-plated trim, and a yellow gold nib (750‰). The cap is adorned with the brand’s six-pointed star emblem. Cartridge-filling system. Shows signs of use.

Estimation

€50 - 80

Set of 4 yellow gold (750‰) nibs, including METEOR

160 - Set of 4 yellow gold (750‰) nibs, including METEORE and PULSA Pen. Total weight: 1.8 g. Presented in a black resin case.

Estimation

€120 - 150

Set consisting of a vintage BAYARD fountain pen (S

161 - Set consisting of a vintage BAYARD fountain pen (Superstyl, No. 760) and a second PELIKAN fountain pen (No. 400 Gunther Wagner), with yellow gold nibs (750‰), black resin barrels, and gold-plated accents. Piston-fill mechanisms. 1940s–50s. Show signs of use; the Bayard’s nib is slightly bent.

Estimation

€20 - 30

Jacques CALLOT (1592–1635), Lorraine, and Israël H

162 - Jacques CALLOT (1592–1635), Lorraine, and Israël HENRIET (1590–1661). Etching for the frontispiece of Les images de tous les saincts et saintes de l'année (published in 1636), depicting a procession of saints and martyrs—recognizable by their palms—welcomed by the Blessed Virgin and a host of angels in Heaven. Signed on the plate. 23.5 x 19 cm. Early print.

Estimation

€50 - 70

Michael MANN (died c. 1630), Augsburg or Nuremberg

163 - Michael MANN (died c. 1630), Augsburg or Nuremberg. A remarkable casket, unfortunately damaged and incomplete, consisting of a basin on legs, made of gilded brass etched with medallions depicting female saints (Catherine of Alexandria, Mary Magdalene, Barbara of Nicomedia, etc.) or religious scenes (the Nativity, the Baptism of Christ); beneath the basin, a depiction of Saint Martin of Tours (shown wearing a miter on horseback, which is rare and, all things considered, inaccurate since the scen

Estimation

€300 - 500

LOIR in Paris (17th century). Large pewter platter

164 - LOIR in Paris (17th century). Large pewter platter known as “à la cardinal,” the wing adorned with an engraved coat of arms—under a helmet with lambrequins, azure with a gold lion holding a sword (this may refer to Louis Blanchardon, 1647–1728, advisor and secretary to the king, special master of waters and forests for the Generality of Tours, and later captain of the hunts in Maine. The Renoul family in Brittany also bears this coat of arms). Hallmarked twice “Etin fin / I. LOIR [shi

Estimation

€200 - 300

Noël THIBAULT (admitted as a master in 1626), Pari

165 - Noël THIBAULT (admitted as a master in 1626), Paris. Large pewter platter known as “à la cardinal,” the wing decorated with an engraved coat of arms (unidentified), beneath a helmet with lambrequins, divided into two fields: one silver with an azure chevron accompanied by three shells, and the other silver (?) with three bezants; the border is adorned with 12 bezants. Hallmarked with a crowned hammer / N.T / P. (P for Paris), and with the large hallmark “ESTIN FIN / THIBAVLT / small crow

Estimation

€150 - 200

ITALY. Painting on copper in oils depicting a male

166 - ITALY. Painting on copper in oils depicting a male figure holding a pike and wearing a pourpoint. A gold inscription, partially faded at top right, reads "....RETIA". 17th century. 17.8 x 13.9 cm. Missing.

Estimation

€140 - 180

[BAVARIA, Germany]. Silver (800‰) charivari, parti

167 - [BAVARIA, Germany]. Silver (800‰) charivari, partially vermeil, with five pendants featuring various animal claws and teeth. 19th century. Gross weight: 82 g.; Total height: 15 cm.

Estimation

€400 - 600

Sacred Art. Ferdinand PARPAN (1902–2004), sculptor

168 - Sacred Art. Ferdinand PARPAN (1902–2004), sculptor. A beautiful crucifix depicting a dead Christ with his feet together, his arms extended, nails through his wrists, and a short perizonium wrapped around his waist. Christ and cross carved from solid rosewood. Signed on the perizonium. 49 x 30 cm.

Estimation

€100 - 150

Sacred Art, BELGIUM. Wall-mounted silver holy wate

169 - Sacred Art, BELGIUM. Wall-mounted silver holy water font (800/00 – sword mark – small hallmark), decorated with the Virgin Mary holding the Baby Jesus, with the moon at her feet. Covered shell-shaped receptacle. Mounted on a base (24 x 12.5 cm) covered in green silk velvet. 1831–1868

Estimation

€120 - 150

Sacred Art, LORRAINE. Very large church pillar ban

170 - Sacred Art, LORRAINE. Very large church pillar banner made of crimson velvet, embroidered with the Cross of Lorraine and the coat of arms of Saint Leo IX of Dabo beneath the papal tiara. At the top, the monogram of the great saint. In good overall condition—the silver-threaded fabric of the central coat of arms is slightly damaged—a tear in the cotton lining on the reverse side. Approximately 700 cm x 250 cm.

Estimation

€500 - 600

Sacred art. Large altar frontal medallion carved i

171 - Sacred art. Large altar frontal medallion carved in bas-relief from white marble, depicting the Paschal Lamb reclining on the Book of the Seven Seals (Revelation), set against a radiant halo. 19th century. 70 x 42 cm.

Estimation

€500 - 600

Sacred art. Pair of cherub heads carved from wood,

172 - Sacred art. Pair of cherub heads carved from wood, gilded and polychromed. 18th century. Approximately 32 x 20 cm. Minor imperfections.

Estimation

€120 - 150

Sacred art. A rare pair of paintings on copper dep

173 - Sacred art. A rare pair of paintings on copper depicting the Annunciation, with, on one side, the angel Gabriel, his hands clasped over his chest, his head adorned with a diadem; and on the other, the Virgin Mary, crowned and haloed, her eyes raised toward the heavenly messenger. 5.1 x 4.5 cm. Most likely an Italian Renaissance work. Some damage and missing areas.

Estimation

€300 - 500

VATICAN. Equestrian Order of the Holy Sepulcher of

174 - VATICAN. Equestrian Order of the Holy Sepulcher of Jerusalem (reorganized in 1847). Rare pilgrim’s shell. Silver plated and gilded metal, enamel. Height: 4 cm. Late 20th century.

Estimation

€25 - 30

VATICAN. Equestrian Order of the Holy Sepulcher of

175 - VATICAN. Equestrian Order of the Holy Sepulcher of Jerusalem (reorganized in 1847), Lieutenancy of France. Combination of two squire’s insignia. Late 20th century. A small knight’s trophy breastplate cross is attached to it.

Estimation

€15 - 20

VATICAN. Equestrian Order of the Holy Sepulcher of

176 - VATICAN. Equestrian Order of the Holy Sepulcher of Jerusalem (reorganized in 1847), Lieutenancy of Spain. Set of 28 knight’s uniform buttons, presented on three plates. Mint condition. Late 19th–early 20th century. Diameter: 14–15 mm.

Estimation

€25 - 30

VATICAN. Equestrian Order of the Holy Sepulcher of

177 - VATICAN. Equestrian Order of the Holy Sepulcher of Jerusalem (reorganized in 1847). Grand Officer’s insignia for women, comprising, in a case lined with embossed leather featuring the Cross of Jerusalem, a silver (925/00) plaque with diamond-shaped points (diameter 86 mm, gross weight: 88.29 g), the enameled vermeil breast insignia (925/00) suspended from a knotted ribbon (cross width 52 mm—gross weight: 49.15 g), the enameled silver miniature (diameter 17 mm), and the lapel pin (diameter 13

Estimation

€400 - 500

VATICAN. Equestrian Order of the Holy Sepulcher of

178 - VATICAN. Equestrian Order of the Holy Sepulcher of Jerusalem (reorganized in 1847). Rare knight’s insignia, breast model (prior to the 1978 reform authorizing wear around the neck), comprising, within its embossed case featuring the Cross of Jerusalem, the medal beneath a coat of arms (width 37 mm), the miniature (diameter 11 mm), and the lapel pin (diameter 13 mm).

Estimation

€80 - 120

VATICAN. Equestrian Order of the Holy Sepulcher of

179 - VATICAN. Equestrian Order of the Holy Sepulcher of Jerusalem (reorganized in 1847). Rare ladies’ insignia made of carved mother-of-pearl, mounted on a black ribbon rosette. 19th century. Height of the medallion alone: 4 cm.

Estimation

€70 - 90

VATICAN. Equestrian Order of the Holy Sepulcher of

180 - VATICAN. Equestrian Order of the Holy Sepulcher of Jerusalem (reorganized in 1847). Rare pilgrim’s shell. Silver plated and gilded metal, enamel. Height: 4 cm. Late 20th century.

Estimation

€25 - 30

VATICAN. Equestrian Order of the Holy Sepulcher of

181 - VATICAN. Equestrian Order of the Holy Sepulcher of Jerusalem (reorganized in 1847). Superb Commander’s Cross for men, likely made of vermeil (unhallmarked), featuring a military trophy in high relief suspended from a loop and engraved on the reverse. Manufactured by ROTHE in Vienna. 20th century. Height: 12.5 cm. Presented in a case from Marie-Stuart, at the Palais-Royal in Paris. A small chip in the thickness of the enamel at the tip of one arm on the reverse. A pin featuring the Cross of Jer

Estimation

€200 - 300

VATICAN. Equestrian Order of the Holy Sepulcher of

182 - VATICAN. Equestrian Order of the Holy Sepulcher of Jerusalem (reorganized in 1847). Superb Commander’s cross for men, likely made of vermeil (unhallmarked), with a military trophy in high relief serving as the ribbon loop. Made by ROTHE in Vienna. 20th century. Height: 7.2 cm. In a custom-shaped case; the lid bears the coat of arms of Pope Pius IX. A small chip in the thickness of the enamel at the tip of one branch, on the reverse.

Estimation

€200 - 300

VATICAN. Equestrian Order of the Holy Sepulcher of

183 - VATICAN. Equestrian Order of the Holy Sepulcher of Jerusalem (reorganized in 1847). Superb knight’s cross for men, likely made of vermeil (unhallmarked), featuring a military trophy in high relief suspended from a ribbon mounted in the Austrian style. Made by ROTHE in Vienna. 20th century. Height: 9 cm. In a shaped case; the lid bears the coat of arms of Pope Pius IX. A chip in the enamel of a small cross on the reverse.

Estimation

€120 - 150

VATICAN. Equestrian Order of the Holy Sepulcher of

184 - VATICAN. Equestrian Order of the Holy Sepulcher of Jerusalem (reorganized in 1847). Superb Grand Officer’s plaque in silver and enamel, with diamond-tipped branches entirely re-pierced. Manufactured by ROTHE in Vienna (hallmarks). 20th century. Weight: 72.64 g. Diameter: 8.8 cm. In a custom-shaped case; the lid bears the coat of arms of Pope Pius IX.

Estimation

€500 - 600

VATICAN. Equestrian Order of the Holy Sepulcher of

185 - VATICAN. Equestrian Order of the Holy Sepulcher of Jerusalem (reorganized in 1847). Grand Officer’s badge in silver and enamel. Made by Giovanni GUCCIONE in Rome. 20th century. Weight: 60.40 g. Diameter: 8.6 cm.

Estimation

€100 - 150

VATICAN. Equestrian Order of the Holy Sepulcher of

186 - VATICAN. Equestrian Order of the Holy Sepulcher of Jerusalem (reorganized in 1847). Knight's cloak. Ivory-colored fabric with a velvet collar. 20th century.

Estimation

€80 - 120

VATICAN. Equestrian Order of the Holy Sepulcher of

187 - VATICAN. Equestrian Order of the Holy Sepulcher of Jerusalem (reorganized in 1847). Commander’s full ceremonial uniform consisting of trousers, a tunic with flaps, and “bouillon” epaulets. Ivory-colored wool fabric, black silk and/or cotton velvet, metallic embroidery. First half of the 20th century. Estimated size: 48–50 for the jacket, 42–44 for the pants.

Estimation

€300 - 400

VATICAN. Equestrian Order of the Holy Sepulcher of

188 - VATICAN. Equestrian Order of the Holy Sepulcher of Jerusalem (reorganized in 1847). Set for a female Grand Officer (North American model) comprising a silver plated and enameled metal plaque (diameter 8 cm), a ribbon for wearing the plaque as a cross, and a lapel pin with metal overlay. Manufactured by STANGE COMPAGNY, Missouri, USA. 20th century. In a lady Commander’s presentation case.

Estimation

€100 - 150

VATICAN. Equestrian Order of the Holy Sepulcher of

189 - VATICAN. Equestrian Order of the Holy Sepulcher of Jerusalem (reorganized in 1847). A lady’s Grand Cross set comprising a silver plated and enamel breastplate (diameter 8.5 cm), the medal, and its sash. Included are a Commander’s ribbon and a beret insignia for Grand Officer (“Commander with plaque”). Manufactured by STANGE COMPAGNY, Missouri, USA. 20th century. In a case for a Knight Grand Cross (“Knight Grand Cross in the Order of the Holy Sepulchre”)

Estimation

€200 - 300

VATICAN. Equestrian Order of the Holy Sepulcher of

190 - VATICAN. Equestrian Order of the Holy Sepulcher of Jerusalem (reorganized in 1847). Rare bronze Cross of Merit, 1st model (in use from 1949 to 1962), the Jerusalem Cross with grand feu enamel. In its original leather-lined case.

Estimation

€80 - 120

VATICAN. Equestrian Order of the Holy Sepulcher of

191 - VATICAN. Equestrian Order of the Holy Sepulcher of Jerusalem (reorganized in 1847). Rare commemorative cloak insignia for the Jubilee pilgrimage to the Holy Land in the year 2000. Manufactured by Johnson MILANO, Milan. Silver plated and enameled metal.

Estimation

€80 - 120

VATICAN. Equestrian Order of the Holy Sepulcher of

192 - VATICAN. Equestrian Order of the Holy Sepulcher of Jerusalem (reorganized in 1847). Rare ladies’ insignia made of carved mother-of-pearl, set in a frame with a domed glass cover. 19th century. Height of the mother-of-pearl medallion: 5.5 cm.

Estimation

€70 - 90

VATICAN. Pope John XXIII’s Benemerenti medals in g

193 - VATICAN. Pope John XXIII’s Benemerenti medals in gilded bronze. Made by Tanfani and Bertarelli. In a case bearing the pope’s coat of arms. In very good condition.

Estimation

€100 - 150

HOLY LAND. Action Committee of the Missionary Ladi

194 - HOLY LAND. Action Committee of the Missionary Ladies of the Holy Sepulcher. Gilded bronze cross with enamel. 1920s–1930s.

Estimation

€20 - 30

HOLY LAND, Latin Patriarchate of Jerusalem. Set of

195 - HOLY LAND, Latin Patriarchate of Jerusalem. Set of 2 Benemerenti medals (one bronze, without ribbon, in its pouch; and one silver-plated). Very good condition.

Estimation

€40 - 60

Order of Saint John of Jerusalem, Rhodes, and Malt

196 - Order of Saint John of Jerusalem, Rhodes, and Malta (recognized in 1113). A 3rd-class set of insignia comprising, in a case stamped with a white eight-pointed cross, a breast insignia (width 42 mm), a miniature (width 15 mm), and a lapel pin (diameter 11 mm). 20th century. Grand feu enamel. Manufactured by Gardino, Rome.

Estimation

€90 - 110

Order of Saint John of Jerusalem, Rhodes, and Malt

197 - Order of Saint John of Jerusalem, Rhodes, and Malta (recognized in 1113). A 2nd-class set of insignia comprising, in a case stamped with a silver eight-pointed cross, a breast insignia (width 41 mm), a miniature (width 16 mm), and a lapel pin (diameter 13 mm). 1930s–1940s. Grand feu enamel.

Estimation

€100 - 120

Order of St. John of Jerusalem, Rhodes, and Malta

198 - Order of St. John of Jerusalem, Rhodes, and Malta (recognized in 1113). Silver insignia of the Magisterial Chaplain (unhallmarked—40 mm wide), in a case stamped with a white eight-pointed cross. 1930s. Manufactured by Tanfani and Bertarelli, Rome.

Estimation

€100 - 120

Order of St. John of Jerusalem, Rhodes, and Malta

199 - Order of St. John of Jerusalem, Rhodes, and Malta (recognized in 1113). A 3rd-class knight’s choir robe, symbolizing honor and devotion (for a knight who has proven his nobility). Second half of the 20th century. For a man measuring approximately 1.70 to 1.75 m.

Estimation

€70 - 90

Order of St. John of Jerusalem, Rhodes, and Malta

200 - Order of St. John of Jerusalem, Rhodes, and Malta (recognized in 1113). A set of four awards consisting of two military merit medals (bronze and silver) and two commemorative medals: the first for volunteers at first-aid stations during the 1975 Jubilee, the second for assistance provided during the 2009 Abruzzo earthquake.

Estimation

€40 - 60

Order of St. John of Jerusalem, Rhodes, and Malta

201 - Order of St. John of Jerusalem, Rhodes, and Malta (recognized in 1113). A rare cross of a conventual chaplain ad honorem of the Order of Malta, complete with its richly embroidered gold-threaded ruff. 20th century.

Estimation

€200 - 300

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