Antique Candlestick Gilded Wood Fabric Italy XIX Century - Italy, Late XIX Century

France, Late XIX Century

Napoleon III casket in painted porcelain with gold highlights. The central reserve features a romantic scene in a bucolic landscape. Inside are delicate polychrome bouquets. Manufacturer's marks stamped under the base.

Italy, XIX Century

Carved and gilded wooden torch holder with acanthus leaf decorations. Visible signs of posthumous gilding.

Italy 18th-19th Century

Carved and gilded wooden mecca torch holder.

Italy, XIX Century

Wax Virgin Mary and Child on a gilded wooden base. Dressed in embroidered fabric, lace, and trimmings.

Italy, XIX-XX Century

Marble sculpture depicting a young woman at the well. Visible losses and signs of restoration.

Europe, XIX Century

Pair of andirons and spark guards in wrought iron and bronze.

France, Late XIX - Early XX Century

Mantelpiece triptych in marble and gilded antimony. The clock case rests on a large rectangular marble base, surmounted by a statue of a young woman with a mandolin. Under the case is a bronze label: "Charmeuse d'Oiseaux L. et F. Moreau Mèd. d'Or." A pair of gilded antimony vases on marble bases complete the triptych.

Italy, Late XIX - Early XX Century

A centerpiece in patinated bronze metal. The plate, supported by a square base, features a decoration of mythological figures within reserves and is held at the sides by two handles shaped like winged dragons.

Italy, Early XIX Century

The marble bust depicts a young woman with a smiling face. Her curly hair wraps around her face, and her long hair is pulled back into a ponytail. A light veil reveals the young woman's breasts. The sculptor's skill lies in the creation of a work that expresses lightness.

Central Italy, Mid XIX Century

Eclectic style processional staff finial in lacquered and gilded wood with relief motifs and figures.

France, Late XIX - Early XX Century

Pair of candlesticks in gilded bronze with galvanic process and worked with chisel and burin. This pair of candlesticks recalls typical characteristics of the Rococo style such as sinuous shapes, asymmetrical curved lines and floral elements that give the object elegance and lightness.

Italy, XIX-XX Century

Pair of stone mortars of slightly different size.