“Portrait of a young woman”, oil on panel, inscription in Latin «aetatis 19»: at the age of 19, dated 1635, patinated wooden sculpted frame.
Dutch school
17th century
Oak wood with rosewood veneer powdered burl walnut table in Transition style from the family of flying furniture which moves quite easily around a room, lined inside with “Antoinette Poisson” wallpaper.
Around 1830
France
Chandelier with 8 lights, gilt bronze structure, pendants and daggers in rock crystal and amethysts.
19th century
France
Set of five painted canvases representing allegories of Love, Justice, Reason, Fidelity and Glory, original polychrome carved wooden frames.
Italy
Early 18th century
Oil on canvas “Family portrait”, 10 faces and as many stories to invent and reinvent.
XVIII century
Austria
Corner dresser with two bodies in polychrome carved wood opening on three doors to reveal shelves, a key.
Sweden
XVIII century
Pair of armchairs in gilded carved wood, upholstered in damask silk, wear and tear on the armrests.
Early 19th century
Lucca, Italy
Walnut artist’s mannequin, with metal joints, one of its hands has folded fingers. Stamped mark: “PATENTED FRENCH MODEL SGDG/SUP. ARTICULATED FRAME. PARIS B. DEPOSITED”.
Late 19th century
France
On her head, she wears a tricorn, a hat with three raised brims, emblematic of the 18th century, particularly prized by the Austrian aristocracy. Adorned with feathers and pearls, this tricorn, often masculine in representations of the time, is here transformed into a feminine accessory, emphasizing the status and sophisticated taste of the lady. This mixture of influences, masculine and feminine, was then a symbol of the avant-garde fashion of the European courts.
Lovely rose wood veneer bedside or baby table, removable top with raised edges, bottom opening with drawer, arched legs.
Louis XVI period, 18th century
France