Ref.11163
Antique white garden bench with perforated decoration, 1930s

This old garden bench in painted metal was made in the 1930s. With important dimensions, this bench has a rounded seat, more comfortable.

Ref.10944
GUERET Frères - Set including an oak clock and barometer

This set consists of a clock and a barometer, is stamped "Gueret Frères à Paris" and dated 1863. Made in carved oak, the barometer and the clock are composed like wall panels carved with cartridges and branches. Very beautiful quality of the sculpture. It was in 1853 that Denis-Désiré Guéret (born February 10, 1828) and his brother Onésime (born March 10, 1830) created a factory of carved furniture under the name "Guéret Frères" . In 1877, it takes the name of "Guéret Jeune et Cie", which allows us to confirm the creation of our set before that date. From 1855, they participated at all Exhibitions and won many medals. The quality of their work is frequently rewarded and adds to their order book. Rich bourgeois but also illustrious personalities such as the Duke of Aumale, Napoleon III or Mr. Bryce, very demanding of this sumptuous furniture, will order them. The latter commissioned them to make all the furniture for his hotel Avenue Gabriel.

Ref.11850
Beautiful cement doghouse in Rocaille style

Beautiful doghouse with half-timbered decoration and "rocaille" style, a rustic art very popular at the end of the 19th century. This doghouse was built in reinforced cement, imitating tree branches. André TEXIER Plate, mason in Normandy (France).

Ref.15323
14 m² lot of Point de Hongrie parquet flooring

Ref.12680
Pair of wrought-iron outdoor side-tables, half-moon shape

Two side-tables in painted wrought-iron. Signed on the base : C. DETOUCHE and E. AZAN, PARIS.

Ref.5807
Louis XVI style mantel in semi-statuary marble decorated with a pearl motif

Ref.5966
Neo-Gothic style fireplace with napkin fold decoration, in oak wood

Ref.11050
Pair of large-volute gilt bronze andirons, signed Henri Vian, late 19th century

Pair of gilt bronze andirons featuring large rocaille-inspired scrolls. Each piece stands on a molded pedestal with fluting and acanthus leaves. The body forms a developed scroll with stylized foliage. Iron supports at the back. “Henri Vian” signature stamped on the base.