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Stained glass window from a chapel with Mary as central figure

19th century stained glass window from a chapel in Bordeaux signed Mauméjean, Neo-Gothic style. Representing three hieratic standing figures placed on pedestals each in a separate stained glass panel. The central figure, is an woman dressed in bright green, representing Mary Magdalena, on her left, the pondering figure of a saint holding a staff, and on her right dressed in Roman attire a crowned King holding a harp and singing up towards the skies, representing King David. Above are three rosettes, featuring the faces of flying angel with red and green wings. The colors of the stained glass are strikingly bright, the features have been painted with attention to detail. Unfortunately we were unable to salvage the stone frame. This stained glass window is one of three – see items # 1027 and 1029.

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Very beautiful antique Napoleon III oval mirror decorated with bunches of grapes and grape leaves

This oval mirror is a very beautiful example of the decorative art of the Napoleon III style , which was the age of leisure and balls. Finely executed, wooden and gilt stucco vines frame the "parecloses", and are reflected in the mirror.

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Antique Louis XVI style trumeau

This antique Louis XVI style overmantel was made of wood and stucco painted in the 19th century, it is decorated with a frieze of pearls.

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Louis XIV style moulding fireplace in a beautiful Red Griotte marble

This fireplace was made in the late 19th century in a very beautiful Red Griotte marble. It is simply adorned with a bolection moulding around its beautiful cast iron insert decorated with arabesque motifs inspired by the Renaissance decorative vocabulary.

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Rich and original Napoleon III fireplace in Carrara marble with caryatids and a man's profile

This beautiful and original fireplace was made in the second half of the 19th century in Carrara marble. Originally set in an apartment in Tarare, near Lyon in France, it is very likely that the person who ordered it, was an industrialist who became rich in the textile industry, as the city was recognized for its muslin and velvet from the second half of the 18th century. It could be Hippolyte Champier, founder in 1884 of the Champier Establishments, fabrics factory in Tarare. The fireplace's entablature is typical of the Louis XV style with its serpentine shape underlined by an oblong moulding. It is adorned on its center with a medallion in which was sculpted a man's profile with a mustache, likely to be the orderer of this impressive fireplace. This medallion is framed with bouquets finely sculpted, composed of acanthus leaves and flowers. The foot, flanking the entablature takes the shape ofnaked caryatids with very masculine faces and arms raised in a gracious way above their heads. They rest on a pedestal adorned with roses and support a basket full of grapes and vine leaves.

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Large Louis XVI style trumeau with a flower garland

This large trumeau was made of wood and stucco painted in white in the late 19th century. The mirror is set on a frame composed of friezes and of which the top depicts a decor of roses branches knotted by a ribbon. The superior part of the trumeau shows a very beautiful decoration shaped as a flower garland on which we can recognize roses and which seems to be rolled around the frame edges.

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Trumeau in stucco and painted wood in the Restoration style

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Napoleon III style mantel in black marble with modillions

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Napoleon III style mantel with black marble modillon

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LXV style mantel carved in Levento marble