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France, bronze clock set, Japonism, late 19th cent

7713 - France, bronze clock set, Japonism, late 19th century. The clock features a running mechanism and striking mechanism with a bell; the dial has enamel cartouches with Japanese numerals; the case is adorned with elephant heads and a lion. Two single-candle candlesticks with elephant heads. H. 23.5–29.5 cm [3]

Schätzung

300 - 500 €

France, bronze fire-gilded pendulum clock, André F

7714 - France, bronze fire-gilded pendulum clock, André Furet, Louis XV, 18th century; timepiece equipped with a running mechanism and striking mechanism that chimes on a bell. White enamel dial with Roman numerals for the hours and Arabic numerals for the minutes, signed “André Furet a Paris,” with beautifully scalloped gilded hands. The case is decorated with floral motifs and volutes; the front and sides feature scalloped sound openings lined with red silk. (Dial has a hairline crack and a chi

Schätzung

3.000 - 5.000 €

Floor clock, Joannes Klock, Amsterdam, circa 1700,

7715 - Floor clock, Joannes Klock, Amsterdam, circa 1700, with a silver-plated brass numeral ring, gilded bronze corner pieces, and indicators for the date, hours, minutes, and seconds. In a walnut case with three turned ornaments on the top. Complete with pendulum and two brass weights. No key. H 244 cm. Joannes Klock, Amsterdam, active between 1697 and 1706. [1]

Schätzung

800 - 1.200 €

England, grandfather clock, 18th century, with bra

7716 - England, grandfather clock, 18th century, with brass numeral ring, gilded bronze corner pieces, and indicators for the date, hours, minutes, and seconds. Marked “John Cock, London.” The walnut and rosewood case features marquetry. The top is adorned with three gilded, carved wooden figures. Complete with pendulum, two brass weights, key, and winding key; height 257 cm [1]

Schätzung

500 - 800 €

France, brass travel clock, circa 1900. Movement w

7717 - France, brass travel clock, circa 1900. Movement with escapement, white enamel dial with Roman numerals, marked "Ritchie & Sons, Edinburgh." H 17 cm, W 9 cm, D 8 cm [1]

Schätzung

200 - 300 €

France, sculptural clock, Pax Labor, Louis XVI sty

7718 - France, sculptural clock, Pax Labor, Louis XVI style, circa 1900; clock with running and striking mechanisms and a bell. Set in an onyx case featuring a bronze sculpture modeled after a work by E. Drouot. H. 85 cm [1]

Schätzung

300 - 500 €

France, bronze pendule, partially patinated, Louis

7719 - France, bronze pendule, partially patinated, Louis XV style, late 19th century; the case features an elephant supporting the movement case, which has a dial with cartouches. Movement with cylinder platform. H. 38.5 cm [1]

Schätzung

200 - 400 €

France, brass lantern clock, Pierre du Feu a Paris

7720 - France, brass lantern clock, Pierre du Feu a Paris, circa 1700; Movement featuring a spindle escapement, striking mechanism on a bell, striking on the hour. Engraved dial signed Pierre du Feu a Paris. Complete with pendulum and six lead weights. H. 39 cm, W. 14.5 cm, D. 20 cm [1]

Schätzung

800 - 1.500 €

Zaan-style chair clock, 18th century. Provenance:

7721 - Zaan-style chair clock, 18th century. Provenance: from a private estate in Amsterdam, collected between the 1960s and 1980s [1]

Schätzung

600 - 1.000 €

Holland, “Zaanse chair clock,” wall clock, signed

7722 - Holland, “Zaanse chair clock,” wall clock, signed D. Jonker, Zaandijk, circa 1700; movement with going train, striking mechanism on two bells. Brass engraved dial mounted on a velvet-covered plate. Oak case with brass cast frets featuring an allory of faith, hope, and love, topped by a figure of Atlas. Complete with pendulum and weight. H. 86 cm Provenance: from a private Amsterdam estate, collected between the 1960s and 1980s [1] A Zaan-style chair clock with an oak back panel, signed “Jo

Schätzung

800 - 1.200 €

Holland, polychrome Frisian "chair clock," wall cl

7723 - Holland, polychrome Frisian "chair clock," wall clock, 18th century. The movement is driven by a weight and runs for one day. The movement is regulated by a verge escapement in combination with a pendulum. The clock features half-hour striking on a bell via a countwheel and an alarm mechanism. Polychrome painted dial with a rolling moon mechanism. Oak case, polychrome painted with mermaids and lead ornaments. Complete with three weights and a pendulum. H. 70 cm, W. 31 cm. Provenance: from a priv

Schätzung

200 - 400 €

Holland, “Groningen Staartklok,” wall clock, 19th

7724 - Holland, “Groningen Staartklok,” wall clock, 19th century; weight-driven movement, verge escapement combined with a pendulum. One-day operation. Painted dial depicting a fisherman at a lake with a village in the background; brass hands. Oak case with verre églomisé panels in the hood featuring floral decoration; broken pediment with a figure of Atlas and two Victories. Complete with pendulum and weights. H. 172 cm Provenance: from a private Amsterdam estate, collected between the 1960s and

Schätzung

400 - 600 €

France, Comtoise, 19th century, with an enamel dia

7725 - France, Comtoise, 19th century, with an enamel dial, brass frame, and indicators for the date, hours, and minutes. Complete with a harpstring, two cast-iron weights, and a console, height 145 cm [1]

Schätzung

80 - 120 €

Frisian pendulum clock, 19th century, with a paint

7726 - Frisian pendulum clock, 19th century, with a painted dial indicating the moon phase, date, hours, minutes, and an alarm. In an elm wood case with three gilded wooden figurines set into the curved top (forearm and two trumpets included). Complete with three brass weights; height 158 cm [1]

Schätzung

100 - 200 €

Holland, Frisian "stoelklok" wall clock, circa 180

7727 - Holland, Frisian "stoelklok" wall clock, circa 1800; weight-driven movement with a one-day power reserve, regulated by a verge escapement in combination with a pendulum. The clock strikes the half-hour on a bell via a countwheel. The clock is also equipped with an alarm. Polychrome-painted oak case with lead ornaments. Complete with one weight and a pendulum. H. 66 cm. Provenance: from a private Amsterdam estate, collected between the 1960s and 1980s [1] Frisian table clock with a painted dial f

Schätzung

100 - 200 €

France, small Comtoise clock, 19th century, with e

7728 - France, small Comtoise clock, 19th century, with enamel dial and brass frame. Address: Scheres à Chauvigny. Complete with pendulum, three cast-iron weights, and winding key; height 73 cm [1]

Schätzung

100 - 200 €

Holland, Frisian tail clock, “short-tail” with mec

7729 - Holland, Frisian tail clock, “short-tail” with mechanism, 18th century; movement with verge escapement combined with a pendulum, weight-driven. Polychrome painted dial featuring an automaton of rocking ships set against a harbor scene. Brass-tipped hands, alarm mechanism. Oak case with arched top featuring a figure of Atlas and one (of two) Victories. Complete with pendulum and weights. H. 122 x 36.5 x 23 cm. Provenance: from a private Amsterdam estate, collected between the 1960s and 1980s

Schätzung

2.000 - 3.000 €

Holland, “Rotterdammertje,” wall clock, Louis XV s

7730 - Holland, “Rotterdammertje,” wall clock, Louis XV style, signed W. Rauwerdink, Rotterdam, circa 1750; movement with verge escapement, chiming on a bell. Brass dial with painted rolling moon, date display, alarm, and finely pierced hands. Oak case veneered with burr walnut; the hood features an openwork frieze, topped by a figure of Atlas and two Victories. Complete with pendulum and one weight. (restorations and alterations) H. 138 x 37 x 21 cm Provenance: from a private Amsterdam estate, col

Schätzung

1.000 - 1.500 €

France, fire-gilded bronze cartel clock, Arsandaux

7731 - France, fire-gilded bronze cartel clock, Arsandaux a Paris, Louis XV, 18th century; timepiece with going and striking mechanisms on a bell, half-hour strike, pull-repetition mechanism. Plate signed Arsandaux Paris. White enamel dial with Roman numerals for the hours and Arabic numerals for the minutes, gilded serrated hands. Case with volute and floral ornamentation; sides featuring trellis paterae; pendulum window. H. 50.5 cm, W. 35 cm [1]

Schätzung

4.000 - 6.000 €

France, gilded bronze pendulum clock, 19th century

7732 - France, gilded bronze pendulum clock, 19th century. Timepiece equipped with a running mechanism and striking mechanism that rings a bell. White enamel dial. In a case featuring two figures. On a separate ornate base. (Hand missing) H. 56 cm. [1]

Schätzung

200 - 400 €

France, white marble portico clock, Louis XVI, cir

7733 - France, white marble portico clock, Louis XVI, circa 1800. The clock is equipped with a going work and a striking mechanism that rings a bell. White enamel dial with Roman numerals and gilded hands. The clock case is flanked by two columns with gilded bronze ornaments and a vase motif. H. 55 cm, W. 35 cm [1]

Schätzung

600 - 800 €

France, gilded and patinated bronze vase-shaped cl

7734 - France, gilded and patinated bronze vase-shaped clock, Directoire style, late 18th century. Timepiece equipped with a running mechanism and striking mechanism that chimes a bell. White enamel dial with Roman numerals, gilded hands. Inscription: Dubuc L'aine a Paris. In a case with ram’s heads. (Case in separate parts) h. 40 cm, w. 21 cm Provenance: from a private Amsterdam estate, collected between the 1960s and 1980s [1]

Schätzung

400 - 800 €

Holland, longcase clock, Louis XV style, signed Jo

7735 - Holland, longcase clock, Louis XV style, signed Johannes du Chesne, circa 1760; movement with two weights, running for eight days. Regulated by an anchor escapement in combination with a pendulum. Dutch half-hour striking on two bells. Polychrome painted dial featuring an automaton depicting rocking ships and sea creatures set against a scene of the anchorage of Batavia, flanked by figures of Mercury and Neptune. Full calendar with a finely painted seasons disc, finely pierced hands, and a centr

Schätzung

15.000 - 25.000 €

Holland, longcase clock, Pieter Swaan, Amsterdam,

7736 - Holland, longcase clock, Pieter Swaan, Amsterdam, circa 1740; movement with two weights, running time of eight days. Regulated by an anchor escapement in combination with a pendulum. Painted dial featuring an automaton of rocking ships set against a harbor scene. Mechanism includes a full-phase moon display, full calendar, a finely painted seasons disc, a seconds indicator, and finely crafted hands. Silvered brass hour ring. Oak case veneered with burr walnut; the hood is adorned with a figure o

Schätzung

6.000 - 9.000 €

Holland, “Amsterdammertje,” wall clock, signed A.

7737 - Holland, “Amsterdammertje,” wall clock, signed A. van Oostrom, circa 1750. Movement with verge escapement, one weight and pendulum, alarm. Painted brass dial decorated with flowers and fruit, a rolling moon, and a date. Openwork steel hands. In an oak case with walnut veneer; the hood features three vase ornaments. Complete with pendulum and three weights. H. 135 cm, W. 35 cm Provenance: from a private Amsterdam estate, collected between the 1960s and 1980s [1] A. van Oostrom, ca. 1750, Amst

Schätzung

2.000 - 4.000 €

Holland, longcase clock, Johannes Logge, Amsterdam

7738 - Holland, longcase clock, Johannes Logge, Amsterdam, circa 1740; movement with two weights, running time of eight days. Regulated by an anchor escapement in combination with a pendulum. Silvered brass dial displaying the day, date, month, rolling moon, and seconds, with finely pierced hands. Oak case veneered with burr walnut; the hood features a figure of Atlas (without the Victories). Complete with pendulum and two weights. H. 290 (excluding Atlas) x 62 x 34 cm Provenance: from a private Amster

Schätzung

2.000 - 3.000 €

France, mahogany mantle clock with brass ornaments

7739 - France, mahogany mantle clock with brass ornaments, Louis XV style, late 19th century;Clockwork executed with going and striking on gong. The dial with enamel figure cartouches. The case with ormolu bronze mounts. Complete with pendulum and winding keys. h. 46 cm Provenance: Schouten Collection; Private Collection of Asian and European porcelain and glass. [1]

Schätzung

400 - 600 €

France, gilded bronze and partially green-patinate

7740 - France, gilded bronze and partially green-patinated vase-shaped pendulum clock, Directoire period, circa 1790. Timepiece equipped with a running mechanism and striking mechanism that rings a bell. White enamel dial, marked “Lesieur á Paris.” Set in a vase-shaped case with an armillary sphere. (Dial damaged around the winding holes). H. 42.5 cm [1]

Schätzung

600 - 800 €

Austrian wooden pendulum clock, 19th century. Cloc

7741 - Austrian wooden pendulum clock, 19th century. Clock with striking mechanism on a bell, white enamel dial. In a fruitwood case with marquetry. H 36.5 cm, W 23 cm. From the collection of Mr. D.H. van Wegen, Amsterdam [1]

Schätzung

150 - 250 €

France, ebonized wooden column clock, circa 1840.

7742 - France, ebonized wooden column clock, circa 1840. The movement features a time-keeping and striking mechanism, with a silver-plated brass dial. The case has gilded bronze mounts. Compensating pendulum. H. 60 cm, W. 30 cm [1]

Schätzung

200 - 300 €

France, mahogany column clock, circa 1830. Movemen

7743 - France, mahogany column clock, circa 1830. Movement equipped with time-keeping and striking mechanisms that ring a bell. Silver-plated dial. Mahogany case with gilded ornamentation. Compensating pendulum. (Bell missing). H. 50 cm, W. 27.5 cm [1]

Schätzung

100 - 200 €

Bakbaro thermometer and regulator, A. Arzone, Leeu

7744 - Bakbaro thermometer and regulator, A. Arzone, Leeuwarden, Louis XVI style, circa 1800. In a veneered mahogany case, with gilded paintings behind glass, including an all-seeing eye in the pediment, decorated with a vase motif (glass in the tympanum is cracked; a small piece of molding is missing) h. 134 cm. Provenance: from a private Amsterdam estate, collected between the 1960s and 1980s [1]

Schätzung

400 - 800 €

France, Comtoise, 18th century. Clock with spindle

7745 - France, Comtoise, 18th century. Clock with spindle escapement and bell striking mechanism. White enamel dial, serrated steel hands. Fretwork featuring a rooster and fleur-de-lis. Complete with folding pendulum, two weights, and winding crank. H. 37 cm, W. 22 cm [1]

Schätzung

150 - 250 €

Holland, musical grandfather clock, Louis XV style

7746 - Holland, musical grandfather clock, Louis XV style, circa 1900; movement driven by three weights, with an eight-day power reserve. Regulated by an anchor escapement in combination with a pendulum, featuring Dutch half-hour striking on two alternating bells. Musical movement with six melodies played on a pinned cylinder via a set of bells and hammers. Brass and silver-plated engraved dial with full calendar, indicators for “playing”/“not playing” and “striking”/“not striking,” a r

Schätzung

4.000 - 8.000 €

Amsterdam-style grandfather clock with musical mec

7747 - Amsterdam-style grandfather clock with musical mechanism, signed “Walker,” modeled after an antique by van Wijk, circa 1915. Timepiece with running and striking mechanisms on a bell. Brass dial with silver-plated numeral ring. Day, date, and month indicators. Moon phase and seconds indicator. Musical mechanism with five melodies played on thirteen bells. Complete with three weights, a pendulum, and a winding crank. Height: 265 cm [1]

Schätzung

2.000 - 3.000 €

Colonial mahogany table, 18th century, on four twi

8000 - Colonial mahogany table, 18th century, on four twisted legs with a twisted crossbar; 181 x 97, h 78 cm [1]

Schätzung

2.000 - 3.000 €

Mahogany cabinet, Louis XVI style. The top feature

8001 - Mahogany cabinet, Louis XVI style. The top features a broken pediment, beneath which are two doors and three drawers. Decorated with piping, carved garlands, bows, and rosettes. The corner posts feature fluted pilasters and half-columns with bronze Ionic-Corinthian capitals; w 183, h 252, d 65 cm

Schätzung

800 - 1.200 €

Louis XIV–XV-style walnut and burl walnut porcelai

8002 - Louis XIV–XV-style walnut and burl walnut porcelain cabinet, 19th century, with two doors and three drawers. On five baluster-shaped legs connected by crossbars, with blackened ball feet; w 170, h 242, d 42 cm [1]

Schätzung

3.000 - 4.000 €

Imposing rosewood corner display cabinet, 19th cen

8003 - Imposing rosewood corner display cabinet, 19th century, divided into two sections. With two doors, both with glass panes. Half-twisted columns on the corner posts; w 135, h 245, d 80 cm [1]

Schätzung

1.000 - 1.400 €

Thuja wood trumeau, Empire style, with a gray marb

8004 - Thuja wood trumeau, Empire style, with a gray marble top, drawer, and mirror. The entire piece is decorated with brass ornaments; W 70, H 81, D 40 cm [1]

Schätzung

1.200 - 1.600 €

France, mahogany, rosewood, and amaranth veneered

8005 - France, mahogany, rosewood, and amaranth veneered chest of drawers, Louis XV style.The curved front features two drawers and marquetry consisting of three cartouches depicting realistically rendered flower branches held together by ribbons. With beautiful gilded bronze hardware and an original gray marble (restored) top. Stamped twice on the lower left rear corner with a similar or identical monogram (JMC?). Provenance: “Auction of an Important Estate,” June 13–16, 1978, lot number 224, De

Schätzung

6.000 - 10.000 €

France, rosewood chest of drawers, signed “MM” for

8006 - France, rosewood chest of drawers, signed “MM” for Michel Mallerot, Régence period, circa 1715, with original marble top. Three drawers in the curved front. Richly decorated with gilded bronze hardware and trim (some pieces missing). W 150, H 84, D 68 cm Michel Mallerot (1675–1753) [1]

Schätzung

1.500 - 2.500 €

Walnut porcelain cabinet, Louis XV–XVI, Transition

8007 - Walnut porcelain cabinet, Louis XV–XVI, Transition period, 18th century. The contoured top features a carved panel, beneath which are two doors with lattice-patterned glass panels. The curved base has three drawers. No key; w 187, h [1]

Schätzung

400 - 800 €

Walnut and mahogany sideboard, Louis XVI style, ci

8008 - Walnut and mahogany sideboard, Louis XVI style, circa 1800, with a hinged lid, beneath which is a fold-down glass shelf, side panels, and a pewter pitcher and basin. The front features two drawers and two doors with round panels adorned with Japonaiserie lacquerwork. The entire piece is decorated with fine wood inlay, including stylized shell motifs, garlands, and trim. No keys; W 119, H 90/139, D 58 cm [1]

Schätzung

400 - 600 €

Mahogany display cabinet, circa 1910, manufactured

8009 - Mahogany display cabinet, circa 1910, manufactured by Joh. Tacoma, Amsterdam, with one door on the back and two large and two small glass panels. (Cracks in the left side panel, bottom left) W 117, H 199, D 77 cm [1]

Schätzung

800 - 1.200 €

Mahogany desk, Louis XVI style, late 18th century.

8010 - Mahogany desk, Louis XVI style, late 18th century. Decorated with fine wood “jeux de fond” marquetry, two drawers, and a hinged flap, beneath which is a faceted mirror and a small storage compartment. (Possibly formerly a poudreuse) Attributed to Matthijs Horrix (1735–1809). 84 x 57, h 78 cm [1]

Schätzung

3.000 - 5.000 €

Round mahogany-veneered sliding-top table, ca. 183

8011 - Round mahogany-veneered sliding-top table, ca. 1830, on a four-spoke base with claw feet, with two intermediate panels; diameter 126, height 78 cm; tops 27 and 29 cm wide. Provenance: from a private Amsterdam estate, collected between the 1960s and 1980s [1]

Schätzung

500 - 800 €

Mahogany chest of drawers, Louis XV style, 18th ce

8012 - Mahogany chest of drawers, Louis XV style, 18th century, with a gray marble top. The curved front features two drawers with gilded bronze ornamentation; W 69, H 81, D 34 cm [1]

Schätzung

1.200 - 1.600 €

England, mahogany china cabinet/bookcase, 19th cen

8013 - England, mahogany china cabinet/bookcase, 19th century; the upper section has three doors, the lower section has two doors and four drawers; W 146, H 213, D 30 cm [1]

Schätzung

400 - 800 €

Satinwood wall table, Louis XVI style, with fine w

8014 - Satinwood wall table, Louis XVI style, with fine wood trim. The tabletop features panels with Chinoiserie lacquerwork. On brass ball feet; 139 x 63, h 86 cm [1]

Schätzung

3.500 - 4.500 €

Mahogany cabinet, Louis XVI style, 18th century. T

8015 - Mahogany cabinet, Louis XVI style, 18th century. The straight top with latticework (damaged). The front has four doors, all with cornices and carved rosettes; W 160, H 232, D 58 cm [1]

Schätzung

500 - 800 €

Small pine and oak table, 18th century, with a dra

8016 - Small pine and oak table, 18th century, with a drawer. On four legs connected by crossbars; 94 x 54, h 70 cm [1]

Schätzung

150 - 250 €

Oak china cabinet, Holland, 18th century, divided

8017 - Oak china cabinet, Holland, 18th century, divided into two sections. The upper cabinet has beveled sides and one door with lattice-patterned glass panels (one small pane has a crack). The lower section has two doors on the front, as well as a small door in each of the beveled sides (these are locked; no key included). On blackened ball feet; h 192, w 160, d 36 cm. Provenance: from a private Amsterdam estate, collected between the 1960s and 1980s [1]

Schätzung

1.500 - 2.500 €

England, mahogany bookcase, 19th century, with fou

8018 - England, mahogany bookcase, 19th century, with four doors, the top one featuring a latticework panel. Key for the lower section is missing; W 96, H 201, D 28 cm [1]

Schätzung

400 - 600 €

Oak chest, known as a “Nonsuch,” 18th century, wit

8019 - Oak chest, known as a “Nonsuch,” 18th century, with 17th-century parts, featuring three decorated front panels with intarsia of various wood species and carvings. Lid with four panels (bottom loose, damage; hinges and locks partly removed and partly replaced) h 68, w 151, d 57 cm Provenance: from a private Amsterdam estate, collected between the 1960s and 1980s [1]

Schätzung

500 - 800 €

Louis XV-style secrétaire and abattant made of wal

8020 - Louis XV-style secrétaire and abattant made of walnut and walnut burl, 19th century, with a drawer and a hinged writing flap, behind which is an interior. Finished with brass trim; w 79, h 125, d 31 cm [1]

Schätzung

2.000 - 3.000 €

Belgium, oak display cabinet, circa 1910, with two

8021 - Belgium, oak display cabinet, circa 1910, with two doors. The upper section is fully glazed. The lower section has six drawers (one drawer pull is not original); W 196, H 260, D 60 cm [1]

Schätzung

600 - 1.000 €

England, oak cabinet, 18th century, divided into t

8022 - England, oak cabinet, 18th century, divided into two sections. The upper section features a straight top with dentil molding, beneath which are two doors. The lower section has six drawers and three panels. Reconstructed: w 171, h 199, d 52 cm [1]

Schätzung

400 - 800 €

Italian walnut console table in the Rococo style,

8023 - Italian walnut console table in the Rococo style, circa 1900, with a marbled wood top measuring 106 x 43, h 80 cm [1]

Schätzung

400 - 600 €

Mahogany-veneered sideboard, Louis XVI style, with

8024 - Mahogany-veneered sideboard, Louis XVI style, with a hinged flap, beneath which is a glass shelf and a pewter pitcher and basin. The entire piece is decorated with marquetry of rosettes and lilies (faded). When folded, h 94, w 108, d 57 cm; when open: W 187 and H 150 cm. Provenance: from a private Amsterdam estate, collected between the 1960s and 1980s [1]

Schätzung

300 - 500 €

Rectangular table in the style of Gabriel Viardot,

8025 - Rectangular table in the style of Gabriel Viardot, ca. 1900.The tabletop features marquetry with ebonized trim and molding. The base is in the Chinese style, with a crossbar and gilded bronze lion masks. 120 x 66, h 72 cm [1]

Schätzung

1.800 - 2.200 €

England, oak sideboard, 18th century, with a raise

8026 - England, oak sideboard, 18th century, with a raised back panel, containing three drawers. Finished with walnut trim. The front features two doors and five drawers; W 183, H 90/81, D 47 cm [1]

Schätzung

200 - 400 €

Renaissance-style oak diaper cabinet, 17th century

8027 - Renaissance-style oak diaper cabinet, 17th century, divided into two sections. The upper cabinet has two doors and a drawer. Mounted on a base. The sides feature cushion-shaped panels. Decorated with ebony inlay (pieces missing, restorations, no key); W 78, H 163, D 40 cm [1]

Schätzung

2.000 - 3.000 €

Mahogany-veneered secrétaire bookcase, transitiona

8028 - Mahogany-veneered secrétaire bookcase, transitional Louis XV/XVI style. The contoured top features a carved panel and a portrait medallion, beneath which are two doors with glass panes, surrounded by banding and floral motifs of oak leaves and acorns. The beveled corners feature fluted half-columns with gilded bronze capitals and bases. The lower cabinet has a cylindrical flap, behind which lies a pull-out writing surface and interior. In the curved front, three drawers with gilded bronze hardw

Schätzung

400 - 600 €

France, cherrywood extension table, 19th century,w

8029 - France, cherrywood extension table, 19th century,with two extension tops and drawer 190 x 90, h 76 cm; each top b 95 cm [1].

Schätzung

800 €

Blackened pinewood chest, 18th century, with a dom

8030 - Blackened pinewood chest, 18th century, with a domed lid. Fitted with brass lock plate, handles, bands, and corner pieces; W 115, H 63, D 57 cm [1]

Schätzung

1.200 - 1.600 €

Mahogany-veneered oak cabinet, Dutch Louis XVI sty

8031 - Mahogany-veneered oak cabinet, Dutch Louis XVI style. Beveled corners with carved moldings and two fluted half-columns. The front features two doors and three drawers. On concave, tapered legs. The piece is adorned with partially original hardware (faded and with some details missing); h 220, w 185, d 68 cm. Provenance: from a private Amsterdam estate, collected between the 1960s and 1980s [1]

Schätzung

400 - 800 €

Oak chest, circa 1700, with four panels on the fro

8032 - Oak chest, circa 1700, with four panels on the front; W 135, H 79, D 64 cm [1]

Schätzung

200 - 400 €

Gillow & Co, England, walnut and burl walnut l

8033 - Gillow & Co, England, walnut and burl walnut linen cabinet, 19th century, divided into two sections. The upper section has two doors; the lower section has four drawers. The hardware is not original. Stamped on the upper right drawer: W 131, H 213, D 64 cm [1]

Schätzung

500 - 700 €

Walnut-framed porcelain cabinet in the Louis XV st

8034 - Walnut-framed porcelain cabinet in the Louis XV style, 19th century, with one door. Richly decorated with marquetry featuring leaf and flower tendrils; w 123, h 139, d 32 cm [1]

Schätzung

800 - 1.200 €

Walnut display cabinet in the Louis XV style, 20th

8035 - Walnut display cabinet in the Louis XV style, 20th century, with ogee-curved sides and front, featuring a door. The base features marquetry; w 54, h 172, d 36 cm [1]

Schätzung

200 - 400 €

mahogany scroll desk, circa 1800,with top and cyli

8036 - mahogany scroll desk, circa 1800,with top and cylindrical flap, behind which is an interior. The lower case with three drawers. The whole decorated with fine wood piping b 118, h 147, d 60 cm Provenance: Bernard and Lodewijk Houthakker, Amsterdam. [1]

Schätzung

200 - 300 €

Mahogany console table, Empire style, "Retour d'Eg

8037 - Mahogany console table, Empire style, "Retour d'Egypte," with marble top, one drawer, and two caryatids; W 114, H 92, D 44 cm [1]

Schätzung

3.000 - 4.000 €

Mahogany chiffonnière, so called semainier, Direct

8038 - Mahogany chiffonnière, so called semainier, Directoire, ca. 1810,with gray marble top (restoration). In the front seven drawers. The whole decorated with brass fittings. No keys w 79, h 146, d 40 cm [1].

Schätzung

600 - 800 €

Green lacquered oak chest, 19th century, with a do

8039 - Green lacquered oak chest, 19th century, with a domed lid. Richly painted with deer, baskets of flowers, foliage and floral tendrils, and fitted with wrought-iron bands and corner pieces. With two padlocks (one key); W 11, H 69, D 58 cm [1]

Schätzung

200 - 300 €

Round mahogany coulisse table, six chairs, and two

8040 - Round mahogany coulisse table, six chairs, and two Chippendale-style armchairs, late 19th century, with two intermediate tabletops; key missing; diam. 125, h 74 cm; each tabletop w 57 cm [7]

Schätzung

400 - 600 €

Satin-finished wooden sideboard, Louis XVI style,

8041 - Satin-finished wooden sideboard, Louis XVI style, with a gray marble top. Two doors on the front. Features Chinoiserie-style lacquered panels and fine wood inlay; W 128, H 95, D 60 cm [1]

Schätzung

2.500 - 3.000 €

Walnut table, Art Deco, on a cross-shaped base, 18

8042 - Walnut table, Art Deco, on a cross-shaped base, 180 x 85, h 80 cm [1]

Schätzung

300 - 400 €

England, round table made of plywood veneered with

8043 - England, round table made of plywood veneered with walnut, based on the Jupe system, 20th century; folds out to a larger size. On a square column base with four curved legs, diameter 127, height 77 cm; 169 x 163, height 77 cm [1]

Schätzung

200 - 400 €

Walnut D-end sideboard, 19th century, with one dra

8044 - Walnut D-end sideboard, 19th century, with one drawer and three doors; W 134, H 75, D 36 cm [1]

Schätzung

200 - 400 €

Teak, amboya and merbau colonial dresser,with thre

8045 - Teak, amboya and merbau colonial dresser,with three drawers in the curved front and richly carved lower rail. On beam blue legs br. 87, h. 76, d. 43 cm [1].

Schätzung

150 - 300 €

Small oak bookcase, Amsterdam School style, with a

8046 - Small oak bookcase, Amsterdam School style, with a top and two doors, both with glass panes; W 131, H 113, D 30 cm. Provenance: from a private Amsterdam estate, collected between the 1960s and 1980s [1]

Schätzung

100 - 200 €

White lacquered pine planter, 19th century, with l

8047 - White lacquered pine planter, 19th century, with lead inner tray; W 206, H 73, D 67 cm [1]

Schätzung

300 - 500 €

Oval mahogany folding table in the Louis XVI style

8048 - Oval mahogany folding table in the Louis XVI style, 19th century. On four fluted, tapered legs (one split). No crossbars. 147 x 133, h 72 cm [1]

Schätzung

200 - 400 €

Oak sideboard, 18th century, partially blackened,

8049 - Oak sideboard, 18th century, partially blackened, with carved panels from the 19th century, featuring one drawer and two doors. The entire piece is decorated with ebony inlay, lion masks, macarons, and a cornice. On blackened ball-and-claw feet (damaged); w 145, h 114, d 63 cm [1]

Schätzung

150 - 250 €

Mahogany half-moon cabinet, Dutch Louis XVI style,

8050 - Mahogany half-moon cabinet, Dutch Louis XVI style, late 18th century, with a drawer and two louvered doors (damaged and incomplete). Decorated with gilded bronze ornaments. Restored: W 85, H 77, D 43 cm Provenance: from a private Amsterdam estate, collected between the 1960s and 1980s [1]

Schätzung

200 - 300 €

Oval mahogany extension table, circa 1900, with tw

8051 - Oval mahogany extension table, circa 1900, with two extension leaves (of a later date; some pieces of veneer are missing). On swivel casters: 146 x 115, h 76 cm; each leaf w 50 cm [1]

Schätzung

200 - 400 €

Oak linen press, early 19th century, with eight se

8052 - Oak linen press, early 19th century, with eight separate pressing plates. The base cabinet with three drawers measures 91 cm wide, 197 cm high, and 53 cm deep. Provenance: from a private estate in Amsterdam, collected between the 1960s and 1980s [1]

Schätzung

100 - 200 €

Connect a pair of square oak tables with a center

8053 - Connect a pair of square oak tables with a center panel to form a single table. Both tables can be converted individually into round tables using four folding side panels. Each on a column leg with a four-spoke base, 120 x 120, h 77 cm; diameter 170 cm, h 77 cm; connecting panel w 40 cm [2]

Schätzung

400 - 800 €

England, mahogany tallboy, 19th century,with seven

8054 - England, mahogany tallboy, 19th century,with seven drawers and brass fittings (incomplete). On bracket feet w 86, h 158, d 55.5 cm [1].

Schätzung

200 - 300 €

France, walnut chest, 18th century, W 84, H 65, D

8055 - France, walnut chest, 18th century, W 84, H 65, D 47 cm [1]

Schätzung

80 - 120 €

Mahogany and walnut shop/fabric table, circa 1900,

8056 - Mahogany and walnut shop/fabric table, circa 1900, with four drawers. On six turned column legs, with a lower shelf measuring 295 x 77, h 93 cm [1]

Schätzung

600 - 1.000 €

Sweden, birchwood sofa table, 19th century, with f

8057 - Sweden, birchwood sofa table, 19th century, with folding side leaves and a drawer. On two openwork, lyre-shaped legs; 100 x 68, h 79 cm; each leaf w 31 cm [1]

Schätzung

700 - 900 €

England, mahogany sideboard, Sheraton style, 19th

8058 - England, mahogany sideboard, Sheraton style, 19th century,with in the curved front two doors and drawer. The whole decorated with fine wood piping 153 x 62, h 88 cm From the private collection of Jacob Gelt Dekker [1].

Schätzung

300 - 500 €

Cream lacquered oak cabinet in Louis XVI style, 19

8059 - Cream lacquered oak cabinet in Louis XVI style, 19th century,with three doors in the stepped front, the middle one with mesh. In the base a drawer. The whole decorated with carved torches, quiver of arrows, garlands, leaf and flower vines w 173.5, h 229, d 60 cm [1].

Schätzung

500 - 1.000 €

Brown-stained pine counter, circa 1930, with four

8060 - Brown-stained pine counter, circa 1930, with four sliding glass doors (two missing) and cover plates (one damaged). Side pane broken. On eight steel legs. With five adjustable feet; W 365, H 88, D 59 cm [1]

Schätzung

300 - 500 €

Walnut-veneered porcelain cabinet, Holland, 19th c

8061 - Walnut-veneered porcelain cabinet, Holland, 19th century, with three drawers and a curved lower section on claw feet; H 244 x W 191 x D 50 cm. Provenance: from a private Amsterdam estate, collected between the 1960s and 1980s [1]

Schätzung

1.000 - 2.000 €

Walnut-veneered oak two-door china cabinet, 19th c

8062 - Walnut-veneered oak two-door china cabinet, 19th century, with a double-curved base featuring three drawers on claw-foot legs; the contoured top has a carved centerpiece; 238 x 188 x 53 cm. Provenance: from a private Amsterdam estate, collected between the 1960s and 1980s [1]

Schätzung

1.000 - 2.000 €

Red-painted pine apothecary cabinet, circa 1900. I

8063 - Red-painted pine apothecary cabinet, circa 1900. Interior painted white, with adjustable shelves and a lockable compartment with a glass pane labeled “Venena,” standing on splayed legs. H 212 cm, W 141 cm, D 22 cm [1]

Schätzung

500 - 800 €

China, red lacquered wooden table on a black backg

8064 - China, red lacquered wooden table on a black background, 19th century, with four carved drawers and four panels, 106 x 103, h 88 cm [1]

Schätzung

200 - 400 €

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