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Acacia Enchères

56 avenue des acacias 54500, Vandoeuvre-les-Nancy

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Minerals, books, works of art

Acacia Enchères

301 - FREDOL (Alfred). The World of the Sea. Paris, L. Hachette & Cie, 1865. Illustrated with 21 color plates and 200 vignettes drawn by P. Lackerbauer. Quarto, preface + 632 pp. Green half-shagreen binding, spine with four raised bands, gilt edges. Wear, rounded corners; foxing.

302 - A collection of 4 volumes/sales catalogs:

304 - SAIGEY. A Brief Physical Geography of the Globe. Part 1: On the Atmosphere. Paris, L. Hachette, 1832. In-16, 252 pp. Full leather binding, plain spine with decorative embellishment. Foxing spots.

310 - GERMAIN (H.). The Natural Foundations of the Lorraine Iron Industry and the Constitution Before 1870. Circa 1911 (?). Pagination begins on page 341. Includes 6 color plates in the appendices. A section of the book in German on the Lorraine iron and steel industry.

314 - HARTMANN (Carolus). Glasmarken Lexikon (1600-1945). Arnoldsche, Stuttgart. 1997. Hardcover, in German. BE (without slipcase).

318 - Set of four books on the topics of hunting and firearms:

319 - ZAKARIAS (Hanna), pen name of Gabriel THERY. *Islam: A Jewish Enterprise, from Moses to Muhammad*. Volumes I and II. Published by the author, Cahors, 1955. Paperback, 355 and 336 pp. In good condition.

320 - [BURNAND, Eugène], illustrator. *Les Paraboles*. Berger-Levrault, Paris. Paperback, 150 pp. Water stains on the cover and a tear on the back. Interior in good condition.

321 - [Lorraine] PFISTER (Christian), *History of Nancy*, in three volumes. Volume 1 published in 1896 (Nancy: Louis Kreis Administrative Press — 423 pp. ), Volumes 2 and 3 in 1909 and 1908 (Nancy-Paris: Berger-Levrault — 1,099 + 914 pp.). Bound in pine-green half-basane.

322 - Small magazine rack made of black-lacquered wrought iron with a yellow scoubidou. 1950s. H. = 40.5 cm; W.: 42.5 cm.

323 - MASTRILLO (20th century). Young Spanish Woman with a Fan. Oil on canvas, signed lower left. Second half of the 20th century. 70 x 50 cm.

324 - Rectangular advertising sign made of flexible sheet metal, lithographed and with embossed decoration, for the TEXTICROCHE brand / Textile Adhesive. R. C. Seine. 35 x 25 cm. Perforations at the corners; signs of wear, slight warping, and rust.

325 - VALLAURIS. Large, leaf-shaped bowl made of glazed earthenware (Length: 37 cm). Includes a vase from the CERDAZUR pottery in MONACO (Height: 19 cm). Stamped. 1950s. Very good condition.

326 - MEES (20th century). Landscape with a Thatched Cottage. Oil on canvas, signed lower left. 30 x 60 cm. Minor damage at the bottom of the canvas.

327 - Young woman with a mandolin. Porcelain figurine. Marked on the base. 20th century. H. = 23.5 cm. The mandolin’s neck is chipped.

328 - Lot: pendant lamp with glass discs (1950s); kerosene lamp with opaline shade; thermometer. Some damage.

329 - Attributed to Blanche LETALLE (1901–1990) for the Saint-Clément factory (Lorraine). Brown-glazed earthenware carp. Incised signature in the clay, “SCt France,” and model number 979. 1950s. Height: 24.5 cm. In good overall condition.

330 - Maurice Paul CHEVALLIER (1892–1987), Longwy-Lorraine. A pair of gouaches on paper depicting a village scene and the banks of the Loue River in Ornans (Doubs, Franche-Comté). Signed. 15.5 x 24.5 (unframed) and 18 x 27 cm (unframed).

331 - EMAUX DE LOUVIERE (Belgium). Earthenware inkwell with polychrome enamel decoration, shaped like a chest of drawers. Stamped. Width: 14.5 cm. The spout is missing.

332 - Gaston VENTRILLON, known as VENTRILLON the Younger (1897–1982). Portrait of a man wearing a crown. Ballpoint pen drawing, signed in the lower right corner. 23 x 17 cm. (as seen).

333 - Joëlle BERNARD (20th century), Saint-Tropez. Young Woman in a Wide-Brimmed Hat. Oil on canvas, signed lower right, dated 1998 on the reverse. 41 x 33 cm.

334 - 20th-century school. View of a garden. Watercolor drawing, signed lower right. 24.2 x 17 cm. (as seen)

335 - 20th-century school. Nude young woman. Watercolor and gouache. Drawing signed in the lower right corner and dated "69." 52 x 32.5 cm. (as seen)

336 - 20th-century school. On the beach. Pencil drawing, signed and dated "1977" in the lower right corner. 58.5 x 41.5 cm. (as seen).

337 - Partially glazed terracotta statue depicting a young boy (Huckleberry Finn?) sitting cross-legged and holding a vase. Second half of the 20th century. Height: 45 cm. Right thumb has been reattached.

338 - Alexandre-Claude MELIN (1818-1876). The Promenade. Pen drawing on paper, in its original embossed paper and rosewood frame. Signed. Circa 1840-1850. 34.5 x 30.5 cm (frame).

339 - A set of 7 miniature books, leather-bound (late 19th–early 20th century):

340 - A comparison of two views of Strasbourg:

341 - A. ESPIE (19th century). Small satirical bronze figure, hands in his pockets, wearing a cap; the base is marked "Roi di C...". The cap, which is removable, is mounted on a hinge. Height: 10.5 cm.

342 - Porcelain kerosene lamp base with floral decoration and a bronze frame. Gold accents. LAMPE AUREOLL system. Second Empire, Napoleon III. Height: 44 cm.

343 - Large kerosene lamp; the column-shaped body is made of green Algerian onyx, the frame is bronze, and the reservoir is carved with oval facets. Complete with its MATADOR mechanism and BEC STAR glass shade—Paris. Second half of the 19th century. Total height: 70.5 cm.

345 - Large kerosene lamp, converted to electricity, made of glazed porcelain and decorated with garlands of roses and, within a cartouche, a small cherub painter. Second Empire, Napoleon III period. Height: 47 cm.

346 - Crystal and glassware from eastern France (Baccarat, Saint-Louis, Portieux). Set of three stemmed glasses with molded facets (max. height: 15 cm) and two ring-sized glasses. 19th century.

347 - SEVRES-style. Pair of sky-blue glazed porcelain plates, decorated with flowers in cartouches richly accented with gold. Louis XV Rocaille style. 19th century. Diameter: 24 cm. Imitation marks.

348 - PAPINI MUSITANO (late 19th–early 20th century). Portrait of a peasant depicted wearing the Knight’s Cross of the Order of Agricultural Merit. Oil on canvas, signed lower right and dated 1896. 65 x 54 cm. Minor imperfections.

349 - 19th-century school of painting. Lively riverside scene. Oil on canvas (restored in the lower left corner), mounted on panel. 41.5 x 49.5 cm.

350 - Painted wooden doll's dresser with two hinged doors. Late 19th century. 29 x 15 x 34.5 cm (height). Minor chips and wear.

351 - Maté HAY (born in 1956). Abstract composition. Reproduction on plywood. 45.5 x 64.5 cm.

352 - Maggy MARQUE-SCHOINDRE, known as "Mag" (Member of the Association of Artists of Lorraine and the Association of Women Painters of the East). "Interaction." Acrylic on canvas, signed lower right. Titled, countersigned, and dated "2009" on the reverse. 50 x 20 cm.

353 - Maggy MARQUE-SCHOINDRE, known as "Mag" (Member of the Association of Artists of Lorraine and the Association of Women Painters of the East). Giverny, the Japanese Bridge, or "Monet's Garden." Oil on canvas, signed and dated “Dec. 1993” in the lower right corner. 59.5 x 81 cm.

354 - Maggy MARQUE-SCHOINDRE, known as "Mag" (Member of the Association of Artists of Lorraine and the Association of Women Painters of the East). "Fleurs Passion". Oil on canvas, signed lower right and dated “1994.” Titled, countersigned, and dated on the reverse. 81 x 100 cm.

356 - Maggy MARQUE-SCHOINDRE, known as "Mag" (Member of the Association of Artists of Lorraine and the Association of Women Painters of Eastern France). African Landscape. Watercolor, signed lower right. Countersigned and dated “2003” on the back. 8.5 x 23 cm.

357 - Maggy MARQUE-SCHOINDRE, known as "Mag" (Member of the Association of Artists of Lorraine and the Association of Women Painters of the East). "Barville (Vosges)." Watercolor, signed lower right. Titled, countersigned, and dated "2005" on the reverse. 12.5 x 26 cm. (visible).

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319 - ZAKARIAS (Hanna), pen name of Gabriel THERY. Islam: A Jewish Enterprise, from Moses to Muhammad. Volumes I and II. Published by the author, Cahors, 1955. Paperback, 355 and 336 pp. In good condition.

320 - [BURNAND, Eugène], illustrator. Les Paraboles. Berger-Levrault, Paris. Paperback, 150 pp. Water stains on the cover and a tear on the back. Interior in good condition.

321 - [Lorraine] PFISTER (Christian), History of Nancy, in three volumes. Volume 1 published in 1896 (Nancy: Louis Kreis Administrative Press — 423 pp. ), Volumes 2 and 3 in 1909 and 1908 (Nancy-Paris: Berger-Levrault — 1,099 + 914 pp.). Bound in pine-green half-basane.