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Pair of cast iron Louis XVI style vase with theirs originals bases

These ornamental cast iron vases were made in the 20th century. Antique style, a fluted column is decorated with asparagus tips. Around it stands a garland of laurel leaves, which falls in bouquet. At the top of the column is the vase, a crater, also surrounded by a floral garland (here oak leaves). The vase is decorated with antique style medallions, female profile faces.

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Magnificent Satzuma vase with man and woman decor mounted as a lamp with bronzes attributed to Ferdinand Barbedienne

This beautiful Satzuma vase designed in Japan in the early 19th century was mounted as a lamp in France in the late 19th century. The bronze elements from this period are attributed to the famous bronze manufacturer Ferdinand Barbedienne. The vase rests on a base made ​​up of four gilt bronze elephant heads with an exceptional chiseling quality. One side of the vase shows a Samurai with a finely depicted costume. The opposite side is decorated with a Geisha. The relief decoration is of the utmost quality. Satzuma earthenwares (also spelled 'Satsuma) appear in Japan in the 17th century and are presented in France on the occasion of the Universal Exhibition of 1867, making a strong impression with the public and connoisseurs. Globes have engraved decoration enhanced with gold.

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Maison des Bambous Alfred PERRET et Ernest VIBERT (attributed to) - Japanese style embroidered silk screen

The production of this large sculpted wood screen of far-eastern inspiration is attributed to the Maison des Bambous de Perret et Vibert. Made of four panels, it is crowned by a latticed wood frieze where a small menacing dragon strolls. The body of the screen is finely decorated. Some finely represented birds frolic among luxurious vegetation where different kinds of flowers are depicted. Little known until now, the Maison des Bambous is however of a large importance in the history of Japanese furniture. Founded just before 1879 by Alfred Perret at 30 Quatre-Septembre road in Paris, the Maison des Bambous first specialized in the production of “luxury wicker, bamboo furniture and planters.” It was only around 1880 that Alfred Perret appeared in the Didot-Bottin while making furniture. We can therefore place the beginning of the making of Far-Eastern inspired furniture to this time. In 1882, Alfred Perret moved his store to number 33 Quatre-Septembre road, where the company’s headquarters remained until its closure. It was only a little later, in 1886 that Alfred Perret joined with his own son, named Vibert. The company was then able to grow dramatically and became a supplier of world leaders in France and abroad. The Duc of Montmorency, Princess Mathilde, Empress Eugenie and King George I of Greece were among their loyal customers. From 1889, the company participated in the World Exposition where it would be noticed. It was only in 1894 that the company took the name that we now know, the Maison des Bambous. It grew again significantly, until it had a branch at 170 Haussman Boulevard starting in the early 20th century. The Maison des Bambous still had successful days ahead and did not close permanently until 1994.

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Henri-Auguste FOURDINOIS (1830-1907) - Louis XVI style Bureau plat

Stamp "H. FOURDINOIS" under the top of the bureau. Fruit of a superb work of marquetry and wood veneer (walnut, cherry, blackened pear, sycamore), this Bureau plat is adorned on all sides of gilt bronze, rosettes of Louis XVI style, foliage and friezes of flowers. The desk rests on four toupies feet which develops in the shape of tapered and fluted columns, topped with asparagus heads characteristic of the Louis XVI style, and surmounted by capitals of ionic order. The gilt bronze ornaments of this flat desk are of a very high quality. The excellence of carving and gilding attest to a virtuoso work.

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Beautiful Louis XVI style paneled room with its stone fireplace and a marine scene, oil on canvas

This paneled room is composed of a stone fireplace, a large glass door with four leaves, a single door (both with their frame) and a large oil on canvas depicting a marine scene signed "Olivier".

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Piece of oak woodwork in the Napoleon III style, late 19th century

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Maison des Bambous, Alfred PERRET and Ernest VIBERT (attributed to) - Japanese sideboard with fan-shaped mirror

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Napoleon III style mantel decorated with garlands of flowers carved in wood