French School 1590/1600 "presumed portrait of the Duke of Epernon, order of the Holy Spirit" oil on canvas in its gilded and carved wooden frame XVII (120x153cm)

Jacques Leonard MAILLET 1823-1894 "Maternity" original terracotta.
Jacques Maillet began his artistic studies in a drawing school in the Faubourg Saint-Antoine, then entered the École des Beaux-Arts in Paris in the workshops of Jean-Jacques Feuchère and then James Pradier. He obtained the Grand Prize of Rome in 1847 with Telemachus bringing back to Phalante the urn containing the ashes of Hippias. He spent four years at the Académie de France in Rome between 1848 and 1851. On his return to Paris, he participated in several Salons and exhibitions which earned him various medals. He then worked on major Parisian ornamental works for the Louvre Palace, the town hall and the Palais Garnier.

French School circa 1770/80 "Greek Vases and Greek vase bouquet of flowers on a granite entablature" pair of oils on Canvas, gilt stucco style frames, dim: 165x99cm

Pair of sconces with an arm and a hand holding 3 lights, at the bottom of mirrors in gilded wood richly carved Italy XVIIIth

Chinese porcelain vase, Famille Rose, chiseled and gilded bronze frame signed Christofle, late 19th century

Chandelier in gilded and gilded bronze, with 6 lights, called "Arabesque with children musicians", style LXVI, mid-nineteenth, bears numbers, signature Feuchere and punch Crown.

Pair of gilded and patinated bronze empire style lamps, work early twentieth of the house Malabert

Geo BERNIER 1862-1918 Belgian school, "Cavalier and amazon in the woods" oil on canvas signed lower left (relocating) wooden frame and gilded stucco Louis XV style (126x115)

Transition style coffee table, in maple and sycamore veneer, porcelain plate top, decorated with gilded and gilded bronze, in the style of Carlin, late nineteenth time.

Regence style dining room table, double dolphins base back to back, on carved stone skirting, rectangular tray with green campan marble grooves, circa 1940

Johann JAUNBERSIN XIX-XX "Palace interior, probably Schönbrunn Palace in Vienna" oil on canvas signed lower right.

Italian School of the XVIII follower of Pietro Gonzagua, "Landscapes of ruins" suite of 4 oils on canvas (relining) frames gilded wood 44x36