Furniture and Art Objects: The Last One Before the Holidays!

Wednesday 1 July 2026 at 13:30

Salle 13 - Hôtel Drouot, 9, rue Drouot, 75009 Paris

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About the sale

Public Exhibition: 9 Rue Drouot - Room 13

Tuesday, March 31, from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m.

Wednesday, April 1, from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m.

Thursday, April 2, from 11 a.m. to 12 p.m.

Experts:

Ms. Sylvie DANIEL

Ms. Naomi LAAN

Ms. Charlotte BARTHELEMY

Mr. Patrice DUBOIS

MAKET Firm

Mr. Emmanuel HENRY

Mr. Jean-Yves NATHAN

Pickup and Delivery Options

Pickup or shipping of furniture, bulky items, and other purchases listed on the same sales slip:no returns will be considered

· Payment and pickup in the auction room on the day of the sale until 5:30 p.m.

· Items will be available for pickup at the Drouot storage facility starting at 10:00 a.m. on Thursday, July 2; pickup requires presentation of the label and the sales slip corresponding to the lot(s). Storage fees apply starting on the 3rd business day

· Transportation by professional carriers; list available upon request

Pickup at our offices:all items except furniture,by appointment only starting Monday, July 6, at 2:00 PM

· Monday through Friday from 9:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. and from 2:00 p.m. to 5:30 p.m.

· Option to authorize a family member or friend: notify us by email or provide them with a power of attorney; the person must then present themselves with a valid ID

Shipping within the European Union: jewelry, paintings, books, silverware, ceramics, glassware, etc.

· Shipping via DHL; quotes available upon request

· Transportation by professional carriers; list available upon request

Terms of sale

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Frais de vente

· Frais acheteur : 28% TTC en sus de l’adjudication

· Frais Live : 1,8 % TTC en sus de l’adjudication

Conditions de règlement

· Espèces jusqu’à 1000€ pour les ressortissants français

· Carte bleue SAUF AMEX

· Virement bancaire

Furniture and Art Objects: The Last One Before the Holidays!

353 lots

252 - Small cabinet in lacquered and gilded wood with Chinese decor and Martin varnish. It opens with two doors revealing four drawers. 19th century work.

253 - Four-panel icon. Almighty Lord, Most Holy Mother of God, Saint Nicholas the Wonderworker, Joy of All Who Sorrow. 19th century. Tempera on wood. Damage in the upper right corner. 54 x 48 cm.

254 - Persian miniature depicting a fishing scene in a boat. Painted on paper. Text on the reverse. Taped to cardboard. Wormholes. 19th-century work. 18.2 x 13 cm.

255 - A large bronze clock with a brown patina, featuring a decoration of a woman reading, resting on a white marble base with gilded bronze decoration. Round enameled dial with Roman numerals, unsigned. Louis XVI style, 19th century. 37 x 55 cm.

256 - Pair of so-called “Carcel” lamps in gilded brass. Triangular-shaped bases decorated with flowering branches, surmounted by fluted neoclassical columns. 19th century. Perforated and recessed. Height: approximately 66 cm.

257 - After Jean-Antoine HOUDON. Large bronze bust of Diana with a green patina. Gilded base. Signed “Ch. Gautier, bronze castor” on the base. Height: 60 cm. Late 19th century.

258 - Pair of classical-style figures, “Atalanta and Mercury,” in patinated bronze. H. 21 and 18 cm.

259 - Set of a seal and a small bronze figurine: a woman in classical style, 9.5 cm high, and a reclining nude woman, 10.5 cm long.

260 - French School, Late 19th or Early 20th Century: “Putto Seated on a Quiver and a Carrier Pigeon.” Terracotta. Damage to one wing (needs to be reattached); soiled. Height: 50 cm; width: 55 cm.

261 - Pair of gilded chiseled bronze candelabra, with 4 lights, resting on a circular base with hoof-shaped feet. Louis XVI style. Late 19th or early 20th century. H. 51 cm.

262 - Lamp base made of bisque porcelain, decorated with two nude young women at the foot of a column. Base decorated with a frieze of putti in bas-relief. Rectangular pedestal in gilded bronze. No signature. Soiled, with minor damage and restorations. 56 x 27 x 22 cm.

263 - Brass travel clock, with glass on all sides. White enamel dial with Arabic numerals. Total height: 12 cm. Circa 1900. Includes its key and a separate case.

264 - Two-light silver-plated bronze lamp. Oblong base resting on four legs. Lampshade made of burgundy-painted sheet metal. Signs of wear. Height: 50 cm.

265 - Small brass hot-water bottle-style lamp with three lights. Circular base. Lampshade made of green-painted sheet metal. Signs of wear. Height: 44 cm.

266 - Small Louis XVI-style brass table lamp with two lights. Lampshade made of cream-painted sheet metal. Signs of wear. Height: 44 cm.

267 - Cast-iron lectern with Art Nouveau decoration. Circa 1900. Repainted. Height: 64 cm.

268 - Pair of 4-light chandeliers with pendants. Electrified. 20th century. Height: 60 cm.

269 - A bronze inkwell in the Neo-Gothic style. Included are a small bronze handheld candlestick decorated with a chimera motif, a letterweight with cloisonné decoration, and a chiseled brass blotter press.

270 - Pair of tassel-topped candlesticks, made of gilded bronze and engraved with a design of olive branches. H. 22 cm.

271 - Set of table medals and decorative items in bronze and silver. Includes a wooden box and a set of small frames.

272 - Pair of "Marvelous and Incredible" porcelain figurines. Marked on the base. Chips. H. 28 cm.

273 - Biscuit figurine, romantic scene. Engraved mark on the underside of the base. Height: 21 cm. Chips.

274 - Pair of Bacchus figures in alabaster. Unsigned. Slight chip on the rim. Height: 51 cm.

275 - Italy, Important pair of two-handled vases in polychrome earthenware, decorated with flowering branches and fleurs-de-lis 20th century. H67 cm.

276 - Polychrome ceramic slipware depicting a pikeperch against a trompe-l'œil seabed. Length: 31 cm.

277 - Set of porcelain trinkets, including a candy dish, a blue covered vase, cups, a saucer, and figurines. Some damage.

278 - Assortment of various knickknacks (Buddha figurines, incense burners, cloisonné pieces, decorative items, etc.). Some damage.

279 - Ruth MILLES (1873–1941). “Yvonne,” a patinated bronze sculpture, signed. Crack at the base. H. 25 cm.

280 - LONGUET Karl-Jean (1904–1981): “Portrait of a Man in Profile.” White plaster bas-relief, signed lower right. Soiled and with a few chips. 29.5 x 24.5 cm.

281 - Robert GODEFROY (1928–2001) (Attributed to): “Monkey Head.” Terracotta. Height: 16 cm.

282 - Silk embroidery on black fabric in an oval shape: “Thistles and a bouquet of carnations in a basket with a handle.” 20th-century work. 70 x 57 cm.

283 - Georges de FEURE (1868–1943): marbled glass pitcher, tinted green and orange. Signed on the bottom. Height: 16.5 cm.

284 - SAINT LOUIS. Antique paperweight with a white latticino spiral and cross bottom decorated with a pink chamomile with yellow stamen and an orange button. Mid 19th century. Diam. 6.8 cm. Height 4.5 cm.

285 - SAINT LOUIS. Antique paperweight with a blue and white speckled background adorned with a central yellow and red candy. Mid 19th century. Diam. 6.5 cm. Height 4.8 cm.

286 - SAINT LOUIS. Paperweight signed and dated SL 1971 with opaque white background, decorated with three acid yellow, blue and red clematis. Six-pointed waist and top window. Diam. 8.1 cm. Height 4.7 cm.

287 - BACCARAT. Paperweight formed of a rosette with seven circular motifs composed of polychrome candies on a background of white filigree twists, central pink candy. Baccarat mark on reverse. Produced in the 1960s. Diam. 7.6 cm. Height 4.7 cm.

288 - BACCARAT. Dupont. Antique paperweight with four concentric polychrome candy wreaths and a central star. Diam. 6.2 cm. Height 4.6 cm.

289 - WHITEFRIARS. Crystal paperweight created to commemorate the Jubilee of Queen Elizabeth II. Decorated with a crown of millefoil on an opaque black background, dated 1952–1977. Six side windows and one top window. Diameter: 8.5 cm; height: 4.9 cm.

290 - ST. LOUIS. Crystal “fruit basket” paperweight. The basket has a white latticino background and is filled with apples, pears, grapes, and cherries. The handle is decorated with white twists. Signed “SL 1985.” 7.5 x 6 cm.

291 - BACCARAT. Antique crystal paperweight decorated with a double red clematis; a star is cut into the reverse side. Mid-19th century. Diameter: 7.3 cm; height: 4.9 cm.

292 - Saint Louis. Crystal paperweight featuring a double white clematis motif on an orange background, signed with an "SL" monogram and dated 1991. "Cristallerie de Saint Louis" stamp on the reverse. Diameter: 6.5 cm.

293 - Two paperweights. One is made of crystal with abstract brown patterns and is signed on the back with the Hartzviller crystal mark. The other is made of glass with a multicolored candy pattern and bears the false date “1850.” Diameter: 7 cm.

294 - Perthshire, Scotland. Modern crystal paperweight featuring a bouquet of four yellow roses on a blue background. Made with glass rods. Signed with a "P" in a circle. Diameter: 7 cm. Height: 6.5 cm.

295 - Cut crystal paperweight with amanite mushroom design. 20th century work. Height: 10.7 cm

296 - BACCARAT. Six Mazamet-style crystal champagne glasses. Signed. Small chip on one stem. Height: 7.5 cm; Diameter: 9.5 cm.

297 - A tastefully cut crystal water pitcher from the Tommy collection by Baccarat. Height: 20 cm. Includes a flat-sided glass carafe (with chips on the stopper). Height: 13 cm.

298 - ST. LOUIS. Cut crystal water pitcher. Height: 21 cm.

299 - A set of glassware consisting of two carafes, a cut-crystal bowl, and a small engraved glass vase.

300 - Curtis JERE, in the style of: OWL made of metal foil with resin eyes. H. 32.5 cm. Traces of oxidation.

301 - White-glazed terracotta mask of Bacchus. 20th-century Italian work. Height: 28 cm.

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