SUNDAY 5 JANUARY 2025: A Fine Furniture Sale IN PREPARATION

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CHANTRON Alexandre-Jacques (Nantes, 1842-1918). Large pair of 19th century portraits on canvas, representing Adhémard Alphonse Marie LAIGRE DE GRAINVILLE and his wife Marthe BAYARD DE LA VINTRIE, each portrait bearing the family coat of arms, signed, 60 x 49 cm

Beautiful bedroom, comprising a wardrobe with a glass door, bed and bedside table, in walnut and marquetry of bone, copper and mother-of-pearl. In reserves, inlaid scenes: Lovers in a chariot pulled by a goat, mermaids with a lyre attracting a man, round of Lovers musicians, bust of a man. Probably Italian work. Bought at the Universal Exhibition of 1900, according to family tradition. Wardrobe with one glass door 256 x 117 x 54 cm, bedside table 89 x 44 x 44 cm, bed: head H. 180 cm / foot H. 108 cm, ext. D. 220 x 150 cm / int. D. 200 x 130 cm

Violin made by Charles Jean-Baptiste Collin-Mézin Père in Paris in 1872 with the label and signature on the top. Forcing on the core. Excellent condition. 362 mm on the back Expert: Cabinet BOYER, contact@boyerlutherie.com

Violin bow made for Victor Fétique with iron mark. Round stick in pernambuco wood mounted in ebony silver. 56 grams with fine worm. 73,3 cm. Very good condition. Expert: Cabinet BOYER, contact@boyerlutherie.com

Violin bow made for Victor Fétique with iron mark. Round stick in pernambuco wood mounted in ebony silver. 58 grams with fine worm. 73,2 cm. Very good condition. Expert: Cabinet BOYER, contact@boyerlutherie.com

Violin bow made by Victor Fétique, exhibition model 1931. Octagonal stick in pernambuco wood mounted in ebony silver. 59 grams with fine wick. 73,2 cm. Very good condition. Expert: Cabinet BOYER, contact@boyerlutherie.com

Violin bow made by Victor Fétique, exhibition model 1931. Octagonal stick in pernambuco wood mounted in ebony silver. 57 grams without wick. 73,3 cm. Very good condition. Expert: Cabinet BOYER, contact@boyerlutherie.com

MONTEZIN Pierre Eugène (1874-1946) "Nymphéas" Oil on canvas signed lower right 60 x 81 cm. An old restoration Claude Monet's "Water Lilies" series influenced artists of his time and of subsequent generations. When the Impressionist master died in 1926, Pierre Eugène Montézin (1874-1946) paid tribute to him with a series of similar works, including the painting shown here. Provenance: the Canno estate of Madame M.

CÉSAR (1921-1998) "La poule Cartier, 1985/86". Bronze with brown patina on base. Signed and numbered 56/200. 11 x 6 x 13 cm. Oxidation on the back. In its original case