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A remarkable lamp  in hammered and patinated wrought iron, in the Neo-Baroque floral style, Dutch production of the first half of the 20th century (circa 1930-1940).

This piece of wrought-iron art testifies to a rare technical mastery, combining two distinct skills: a central shaft in hand-worked wrought iron, and decorative elements in cast iron of great executional finesse.

The richly developed decoration composes an ascending vegetal bouquet articulated around acanthus leaves and naturalistic flowers — daisies and anemones — whose ribbed centres reveal a care for detail characteristic of bespoke workshops.

The trapezoidal fabric lampshade rests on its original iron mount. The damaged period parchment has been replaced with a copper/amber fabric in keeping with Dutch interiors of this period. Electrical system overhauled and functional.

FRANCK INNOCENT (1912-1983). Oil on canvas, signed and dated lower right, countersigned, titled and dated on the reverse. Dedication on the reverse. A member of the École de Rouen, this talented artist offers a unique vision through this canvas imbued with maritime poetry.

A very fine oil on canvas by the painter Franck Innocent, École de Rouen, depicting the Normandy countryside in spring. Signed and dated lower right, countersigned, titled and dated on the reverse. With dedication on the reverse: "à mon épouse, avec mes sentiments les plus respectueux et les plus reconnaissants. 31.12.78. Jean" and "A ma mère, à Vally, avec toute mon affection. Pierrot". Well framed.

A superb oil on panel of a still life with flowers, fruit, a butterfly and a peeled lemon. Black and gilt lacquered wood frame.

An elegant carved wood oval mirror, finely worked with branches and foliage decoration. Mercury-backed bevelled plate, 19th century. In the Black Forest style.

A very fine design rolling cart in brushed steel and dark-green smoked glass on swivel wheels. The table is sold with its serving tray. 1970s.

An important mantel garniture in Paris porcelain decorated with birds and flowers on a blue ground, comprising two cachepots and a jardinière. Wear to the gilding, a small chip at the base of the jardinière (see photo).

An exceptional pair of polychrome enamelled porcelain cachepots with continuous decoration in low relief of antique scenes, fountains, castles and rivers.

19th century. Manufacturer's mark beneath the base.

Large bronze group after Clodion dating from the 19th century, depicting a faunesse with her two children, one upon her lap and the other reclining, on the theme of Bacchus. The mother offers a cup of wine to the child, the wine flowing from a cask. Green marble plinth. Signed Clodion on the base of the bronze group. Plinth: 35 cm X 26.5 cm

A large ornamental mirror with cornice in grey-patinated wood. Applied detachable pediment.

Mirror with twin columns on each side with pedestal. Original mercury-backed plate. A fine patina.

A fine Italian Neoclassical console table of the mid-20th century with four legs, in cream-lacquered and giltwood, apron decorated with rosettes, square tapered and fluted legs. Stretcher surmounted by a finial, cream marble top.

A very fine Far Eastern tiered food carrier in wood and pressed cardboard composed of four compartments, with figural decoration. Some minor losses to the marquetry that in no way diminish the beauty and poetry of the piece.

A very handsome silver-plate champagne bucket decorated with gadrooned friezes and lion-head handles.

A three-light table lamp by Stilnovo. Structure in brass and red lacquer. Opaline glass lampshades.

Italy, mid-20th century.

A superb Hollywood Regency-style ceiling light in painted and gilt metal, adorned with crystal flowers. 1970s.

A very fine 36-piece crystal glass service signed (engraving at the base of the glass "Artisanat de Lorraine") comprising 12 water glasses, 12 wine glasses and 12 champagne flutes in perfect condition.

These glasses display a refined design with a bowl engraved with a lattice/diamond motif in the upper section and 12 panels in the lower section. Fine quadrilobed stem.

Glasses engraved 'Artisanat de Lorraine' are considered quality pieces, generally produced by small workshops specialising in crystal work active in the Lorraine region. They date from the mid-20th century, a period when regional craftsmanship was strongly promoted.

Perfect condition.

A very fine glazed brown faience vase, of flattened circular form, decorated with a relief depicting a nude female figure in red-orange tones, accompanied by hand-painted enamelled floral motifs.

Typical of Art Nouveau, this elegant decorative piece illustrates the craftsmanship of late 19th-century workshops.

A fine painted tole jardinière dating from the 19th century, adorned with a hand-painted romantic scene depicting a female figure in a bucolic landscape, characteristic of early 19th-century taste. The whole enriched with refined details such as zoomorphic handles and paw-form feet, typical of Neoclassical and Romantic influences.

The jardinière is lined with a fixed zinc liner.

The piece shows wear and patina consistent with age.

Good general condition.

An elegant and large antique pressed-glass vase from the Portieux crystalworks (1705-2012), George Sand model, with a turquoise blue bowl and amber base with ram's-head supports. The George Sand model signed Portieux was pressed around 1900. Founded in 1705, the crystalworks worked over the centuries for the most prestigious tables, for Tsar Nicholas II of Russia, the writer George Sand, and the Ritz.

A fine pair of 19th-century cachepots in Paris porcelain on a deep green ground, richly adorned with gilt and polychrome floral motifs.