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A rare Italian floor lamp from the 1950s, an emblematic piece of Modernist design. An elegant sculptural silhouette composed of a patinated brass structure framing a magnificent striated opaline Murano glass diffuser, casting a soft and warm light.

Although unsigned, this model presents numerous similarities to the creations of Angelo Lelii for Arredoluce, a major reference in 20th-century Italian lighting.

A suite of four 19th-century armchairs in carved giltwood with floral and foliate motifs, medallion backs, tapered fluted legs. Gilding patinated by time. Solid and stable structure.

Original gilding with wear in places.

Upholstery in good condition.

A rare and refined suite.

Possibility of purchasing a pair of 2 armchairs at 800 euros.

A pair of 1980s Murano glass and brass table lamps with black and gold shades. Striking and sculptural, this pair of Italian table lamps from the 1980s is a perfect blend of Modernist geometry and luxurious materials. The central element is a richly textured and beautifully reflective faceted amber Murano glass block, mounted on a brass base with clean architectural lines. Each lamp is crowned with a refined black shade, lined with a glossy gold plexiglass for a dramatic and glamorous glow when lit. The contrast between the matte black exterior and the gilt interior highlights the warm tones of the glass and brass. Elegant, timeless and eye-catching, these lamps bring sophisticated vintage charm to any interior — ideal for Hollywood Regency, Mid-Century Modern or contemporary luxury decor. Origin: Italy, Leucos glass dating from the 1980s. Materials: Murano glass, brass, black fabric, gold plexiglass. Condition: Excellent condition.

An elegant Louis XVI-style barometer by Bénard of Provins in giltwood and green lacquer, carved and adorned with knotted ribbons, foliage and garlands. French work signed Bénard of Provins, a house specialising in the manufacture of scientific instruments in the 19th century.

The instrument comprises a dial barometer under glass, together with a spirit thermometer in the Réaumur scale.

A charming corner cabinet in polychrome painted and lacquered wood, with a serpentine front, opening with two doors. It is entirely decorated with a theatrical court scene in a Neoclassical spirit, with figures in antique-inspired costumes and monumental architecture. The pediment is adorned with gilt palmettes on a black ground, repeated as a side framing motif. The deep red interior contains two shelves. The hardware and lock are original. French work of the late 19th to early 20th century, circa 1900, in the spirit of theatre sets and historicist genre painting.

A baluster-form vase in polychrome "mosaic mixed-clay" with geometric decoration, in tones of brown, blue, ivory and green. Signed in the hollow beneath the base "Gerbino Vallauris". Circa 1950.

An elegant vase in brown and white glazed stoneware, with relief decoration of a stylised braid. Typical of West Germany ceramic work of the 1960s, with marked graphic design and a highly textured speckled glaze.

The interior is glazed in a deep glossy brown, typical of productions of that period. Unsigned piece, but attributable to manufactories such as Scheurich or Bay Keramik.

Very good general condition.

A pair of Murano glass and gilt brass lamps from the 1980s — Italian design, 20th century. A striking pair of Italian lamps in blown Murano glass inlaid with gold flecks within the mass. Each stem displays an architectural composition in transparent and smoked glass adorned with precious gilt inclusions, mounted on a gilt brass base. The polished brass rectangular shade reinforces the sculptural and refined character of the whole. A striking interplay of light, between brilliance, depth and reflections, typical of Italian design of the 1970s-1980s. Work of great quality. Rewired, very good condition.

A designer side table by the American firm Safavieh with a resolutely sculptural spirit. The gilt-metal base imitates fine intertwined branches, creating a graphic and organic structure. The circular black glass top brings contrast and modernity to the whole. Inspired by Hollywood Regency style. Very good condition. 20th century.

Jérôme Massier (1850-1916), Vallauris. A highly decorative round openwork basket in white-glazed ceramic with a fine glossy glaze. Generous and elegant form, finely pierced in the manner of regular basket-weave. Signed in the hollow beneath the base on the flattened edge: "Jérôme Massier Vallauris". Very good general condition. Weight 2.850 kg.

A pair of Chinese guardian Foo dogs in deep-green-glazed ceramic. These traditional figures symbolising protection were once placed at the entrance of dwellings and temples to ward off malevolent influences. Their expressive bearing, the stylised treatment of the manes and decorative volutes lend them great character. The architectural bases, formed of stepped tiers, underline their stability and their role as sentinels. The green glaze displays subtle nuances and a slight shimmer, accentuating the lively effect of the surface. The bases still bear an old red wax seal, witness to an early export. Fine patina.

A refined lamp in black-lacquered metal with gilt decoration of cranes — symbols of longevity and happiness — and stylised foliage. Originally an oil lamp mounted on a bronze base in the Japoniste style. The body, in the double-gourd form typical of Japanese aesthetics, is finely adorned with hand-painted scenes: elegant cranes, flowers and symbolic rocks. The original lampshade, in hand-painted paper marouflé onto canvas, reprises this naturalist motif with stylised cranes and trees. A decorative and collector's piece. Period: late 19th to early 20th century.

Mosaic by Gerbino, Jean Gerbino (1876-1966). A large bulbous vase with lugs in fine tones of blue, beige and light brown, with mosaic frieze motifs. Mosaic mixed-clay technique. Very good condition. Signed in the hollow on the base: Gerbino, Vallauris / c. 1930.

An elegant 'matched' pair of cabriolet armchairs from the Louis XV period with finely carved floral decoration, violin-shaped backs, padded-cuff armrests and cabriole legs.

Seat and back upholstered in blue velvet. Slight wear consistent with use visible on one of the seats (see photo).

French work.

18th century.

Mosaic by Gerbino, Jean Gerbino (1876-1966). A fine bulbous vase with lugs in fine tones of brown, beige and blue/green, with mosaic frieze motifs. Mosaic mixed-clay technique. Very good condition. Signed in the hollow on the base: Gerbino, Vallauris. Circa 1940-1950.

An original intaglio print by Leonor Fini, hand-signed in pencil by the artist, lower right. Impression on fine-quality Japon paper, with a delicate moiré aspect. Well-marked platemark, clean impression, revealing a careful printing. Presented in a black and silvered wood frame, between two glass plates. Very fine condition.

An original intaglio print by Leonor Fini, hand-signed in pencil by the artist, lower right. This composition depicts a group of young people. Impression on fine-quality Japon paper, with a delicate moiré aspect. Well-marked platemark, clean impression, revealing a careful printing. Presented in a black and silvered wood frame, between two glass plates. Very fine condition.

An elegant console in carved wood retaining its early patina, typical of Louis XVI style, early 19th century (circa 1800-1820). It rests on four tapered and fluted legs terminating in transition blocks adorned with carved florettes. The apron displays a refined decoration of rosettes and openwork garlands, together with a central applied motif. The top, probably an early addition, in wood painted to imitate black marble veined with golden brown, executed in the 19th century. This marbling lends the whole a very elegant decorative presence. Good condition. Early patina.

An astonishing and striking large model of the Eiffel Tower, entirely executed in fretwork and polychrome wood. This work of patience and artisanal virtuosity is distinguished by the fineness of its openwork decorations, its architectural elegance and its numerous hand-painted details. The openwork façades are enriched with geometric motifs enhanced with vivid colours — red, blue, green — lending the whole a naïve and authentic charm. Small "RF" (République Française) escutcheons painted on either side are notable, underlining the patriotic character of the work. This tower is composed of two distinct parts:

. The base with its four pillars

. The tower proper which fits into the base

This piece is probably a showcase piece or a commemorative work, executed for the Paris World's Fair (1889) or in the following decades, when the Eiffel Tower had become a national symbol. A rare and striking piece by its scale and decorative quality. Ideal for a folk art collection, a shop display or an evocative Belle Époque setting.

An elegant set of four large polished green marble spheres, with subtle variations in shades of deep green, punctuated by natural white or emerald veins. Each measures 15 cm in diameter and weighs between 4.500 and 4.800 kg, highlighting the density and quality of these pieces. Ideal as a centrepiece on a console, in a contemporary bookcase or as a mineral sculpture. Period: 20th century.