OBJECTS OF ART AND DECORATION

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L.XV. style "Egoïste" four-legged tea pot circa 1900. In silver 950°°° Minerve hallmark 1st title and TETARD Frères goldsmith hallmark (after 1903). The claw feet (two restorations, with slight deformation), the spout and handle decorated with acanthus leaves. Hinged lid with floral fretel. Height 17 cm. Weight : 215 g. Attached is a small milk jug of the same workmanship, hallmarked Minerve silver, 1st title, but silversmithed by Edmond TETARD (1880-1903). Height : 9 cm. Weight : 86 g

Three silver tastevins, one with gadroons P.78,8 g 800°°°°, one with circles and dots 950°°°° P. 41,9 g and one in 18th century silver (Bordeaux 1774-1780) with engraved garlands P. 106,32 g. A silver mustard pot with swan hallmark and a blue glass verrine PB. 132.5 g and a silver spoon Minerve hallmark 950°°° P. 7.74 g, and a silver cream spoon Minerve hallmark (950°°°) P. 82 g. M.O. Antoine LAPPARRA (1895-1902)

1930s silver-plated flat-bottomed coffee pot with blackened wooden handle (broken)

BOULENGER. Silver plated set of 11 spoons, 9 forks, 10 half-spoons and 6 half-forks with flat fillet spatula violonée. Set of 9 different metal teaspoons. A Louis XVI style stuffed silver leg handle (Minerve hallmark).

CHRISTOFLE. Net and shell model. Set of silver-plated silverware including twelve large spoons, eleven large forks and ten teaspoons.

TIFFANY & CO - Louis XV style violin set, monogrammed handles in silver plated metal comprising twelve half spoons, fourteen half forks. Four white metal coffee spoons, three CHRISTOFLE silver-plated moka spoons, a gilt metal moka spoon and a silver-blown chopping set in a presentation case in the same style.

Blue glass jardinière with 950°°° silver mounting, Minerve hallmark and MO hallmark Georges Fouquet-Lapar (1897-1965) P. 522 g decorated with knotted ribbons and garlands alternating with rams. Louis XVI style. 9 x 27 x 18 cm (slight chipping around the glass)

An early 20th century L.XV style silver pepper pot, hallmarked Minerve 1st title. M.O. Henry Lapeyre (1895-1923), decorated with acanthus leaves. Gross weight: 136 g. A Minerve-patterned silver saucer in the same style and by the same silversmith, weighing 116 g.

Silver milk jug hallmarked Minerve 1st title. M.O. Alfred HECTOR (1881-1913), on a small pedestal (one usual shock), two-thirds fluted body (one small shock), spout decorated with flowers and acanthus leaves, blackened wooden swan-neck handle linked by a finial. Gross weight: 267 g. Height: 12.5 cm.

Foreign set (early 20th century Switzerland) in 830°°° silver comprising a hand mirror, a hairbrush and two clothes brushes.

LEGRAS François-Théodore (1839-1916) - Trianon candy box with truncated cone-shaped body and domed lid "Rubis" model, frosted opacified colourless and pink base. Acid-etched decoration of flowers and branches. Signed Legras - 7 x 13 cm (a chip inside the rim)

DAUM France. Sorcy model. Part of a crystal liqueur service comprising a carafe H. 25 cm and 9 glasses H. 5.8 cm (2 glasses with chips around the rim)

A cut-crystal baluster vase and its chased gilt-metal mounting decorated with mascarons on the handles and floral garlands surmounted by knotted ribbons linking fluted columns resting on a pedestal with claw feet. Mid 19th century. Height 26 cm

Star-engraved crystal service set comprising nine water glasses and a carafe

Marisa et Alain BEGOU (born 1948 and 1945) - Large square flat blown glass soliflore with polychrome decoration on a black background, signed below the base - 31.5 x 36.5 x 7.5 cm

Jean-Pierre CINQUILLI (Born 1943) glassmaker in BIOT, Mushroom lamp in green and yellow multi-layered glass, signed JP CINQUILLI - 53 cm

Set comprising a bubble glass pitcher H. 14 cm, a straw marquetry box with blue velvet interior 8 x 18 x 13.5 cm, and a Norman pigtail candlestick (19th century) in metal with a wooden base H. 19 cm.

Yellow, pink and blue glass vase. 18 cm high

MINTON - Polychrome porcelain service consisting of eight large plates, nine dessert plates (2 cracked), a soup plate, 3 cake plates (1 cracked), two cups and saucers, a cake dish, a shallow dish and an attached lid, a compote pot, a small shallow dish with scalloped rim (cracked), a teapot, a milk jug, a small covered footed bowl (cracked lid), a bowl, a small footed soup bowl (1 chip). Two plates of 2 sizes of a similar design but pink (enamel chips on all).

Poule à anneau in green jaspered clay on a yellow background - "Joseph Chaumet", South East of France, early 20th century 20 x 23 cm (missing enamel)

Robert PICAULT (1919-2000). Polychrome earthenware conical goblet (H. 12.5 cm) and bowl (H. 9 cm D. 22.5 cm) with geometric decoration monogrammed below RP (chip under the bowl)

Robert PICAULT (1919-2000). Series of six polychrome earthenware compartmentalized plates monogrammed on the back RP. D. approximately 22 cm

A pair of cream crackled ceramic planters with celadon interiors and handles depicting fantastic animals. Art Deco style. Circa 1940. 25 x 40 cm (chips and accidents)

Czecho-Slovakie - A polychrome porcelain tea service with rose decoration and gold edging comprising a teapot, a sugar bowl (tiny chip on the lid), a milk jug, ten cups and twelve saucers. Two porcelain serving trays of a similar design, Limoges - 40 cm (chips on 4 cups, on the base of the sugar bowl, a chip on a saucer).

LIMOGES France - Part of a coffee service in cream porcelain with gilded fillets, comprising twelve cups and twelve saucers (chip under one saucer)

Batch of various ceramics of which LONGWY plate (jump of enamel), lamp-shepherd and cache-pot, GIEN round tray and important cache-pot and a vase in the taste of DELFT

A pair of polychrome porcelain vases with openwork at the neck, decorated with flowers on a sandy background. Napoleon III period. H. 29.5 cm (accidents and restorations to neck and bases)

CIBOURE - Étienne VILOTTE (1881-1957) - Small stoneware vase decorated with a donkey, signed under the base - 10cm (stain)

Georges PELLETIER (1938-2024) - Two square dishes in polychrome enamelled ceramic with gold edging. Circa 1970 - 29 x 28,5cm

LEMARE? Pair of biscuits depicting a little girl with a tambourine H. 46 cm (a crack in the tambourine, a chip on the head) and a young boy with a tambourine H. 44 cm (one finger broken, stick missing, accident to the hat, and major restoration to the leg), both signed on the terrace.

Salvador DALI (1904-1989) "Elephant" Lithograph Signed lower right justified N° 80/175. 59 x 43,5 cm on view

Gérard CALVET (1926-2017). Reclining Woman in Bathing Suit. Felt pen, watercolour, and pencil drawing. Signed top centre. 50 x 69 cm on view

Jacques VILLON (1875-1963) The Clown Colour lithograph justified 94/250 and signed in pencil lower right 54.5 x 45 cm on view

LAINES DU PINGOUIN, Stemm socks. Advertising plate in rectangular enamelled sheet metal, double-sided. Emaillerie Alsacienne Strasbourg Hoenheim. Dimensions: 60 x 45.5 cm (some enamel chips around the edges and a few cracks).

Adrien SEGUIN (1926-2005) - Femme nue dans un paysage, ink on paper signed lower right and dated 86 - 31 x 25 cm (hole upper centre, tear upper right)

Adrien SEGUIN (1926-2005) - Reclining woman, ink on paper signed lower right and dated 1986 - 23 x 31cm on view (drawing pin holes in the corners)

Yvonne BEVILACQUA (1924-2013) Ruelle de Sidi Bou Saïd - dated 1977 and signed lower right. Student of Professor MARKOOF for 5 years in Tunis Oil on canvas 37.5 x 54.5 cm (craquelures)

Carved moulded wood cupboard with panels opening to 2 doors in the front, rounded jambs, scrolled feet and curved fluting - Transitional Louis XV - Louis XVI period - 237 x 146 x 65 cm (traces of xylophagous insects)

Pair of cabriolet armchairs upholstered in tapestry. Louis XVI style

Louis XVI period cabriolet armchair in grey lacquered wood and a Louis XVI copy of the same model

Oak desk table with leather top. Period 1900 - 75 x 95 x 63 cm

A pair of carved moulded wood armchairs with cabriolet backs and fluted legs. Louis XVI style

Carved moulded beech armchair with cabriolet medallion back, fluted tapered legs, stamped JME ? upholstered in red velvet. Louis XVI period. A moulded beech armchair with cabriolet back, whiplash armrest, curved legs, upholstered in red velvet. Louis XV period (reinforcements underneath)

Waxed wood table with one drawer and curved legs. Rustic style, mid 19th century - 68 x 81 x 58.5 cm (wear to top)

High moulded, waxed and carved wooden chest - Rustic work, 19th century - 74 x 101 x 49.5 cm

Rectangular carved wooden chest decorated with stylised leaves and flowers opening on two sliding doors. Afghan work. Late 19th - early 20th centuries - 100 x 92 x 52.5 cm (accidents)

Mahogany and mahogany veneer chiffonier table opening to three drawers in front, white marble top surrounded on three sides by a brass gallery, legs on castors. Late 18th century. 78 x 46.5 x 31 cm (accidents to the marble, one side of the gallery to be refixed, small missing side veneer).

Gilded wood mirror with glazing beads and an openwork pediment decorated with a drum. Regency period. 92 x 49 cm (minor damage to 2 glazing beads and restoration to pediment)