Pair of Candlesticks Wrought Iron Italy XIX Century.

XIX Century - from 1801 to 1900

Ceramic plate decorated with polychrome enamels with geometric designs.

XIX Century - from 1801 to 1900

Wooden travel trunk with silver patinated bronze samovar. The samovar has engraved marks of origin and manufacture and has a height of 45 centimeters. Probably some elements are missing from the trunk.

XIX Century - from 1801 to 1900

Table clock in red and black breccia marble, supported by four rectangular bronze feet. Gilt bronze decoration with plant motifs under the dial. Enamelled metal display with hours in Arabic numerals and protected by a lid with curved glass. At the center of the exhibition residues of the trademark but hardly decipherable. Original winding key.

England Second half of the 19th century

Oak moon phase wall clock, England, second half of the 19th century. Display in gilded and painted metal with allegory of the four seasons placed on the sides, semicircle with starry background hosting the moon phases, dial with hours in Roman numerals and minutes in Arabic numerals with brass hands in the center, day marking box and painted floral decorations . Display protected by an opening door in blown glass, the latter also placed within two small windows on the sides to show the internal mechanism. Lower part shaped with weights in the shape of a pine cone; exposed pendulum.

France Napoleon III

Pitcher with bowl in white porcelain with rich gold decorations. Taking the jug in the shape of a swan's beak.

XIX Century - from 1801 to 1900

Holy water stoup in alabaster with crucifix and ampoule in gilded bronze with enamel decoration made with the champleve technique.

XIX Century - from 1801 to 1900

Transverse flute in ebony wood with six keys.

France Mid 19th century

Countertop clock in gilded bronze with rectangular base with front feet with leafy scrolls. Vegetable motifs decorations and vases with flowers. The clock features an enameled metal display with Roman numeral hours, surmounted by a lady with a dog. Original winding key.

Germany End of the 19th century

Pair of chiseled silver candelabra with relief leaf scroll decorations. Silver brands under the base. 945 grams.

Italy 19th century

Carved and gilded wooden frieze in Baroque style.

France First Quarter XIX Century

Standing Hercules sculpture, wearing the skin of the Nemean lion; in gilded bronze, the removable club that he holds in his right hand is in burnished bronze, while in the opposite hand he holds the three golden apples of the garden of the Hesperides; the same arm rests on a walnut column as well as the base. It is a bronze also used as part of a clock from the early nineteenth century, known in several versions with small variations and is clearly inspired by the Farnese Hercules, in particular in the pensive attitude and in the posture of the legs: the sculpture was in fact known in France thanks to the numerous casts made on royal commission or for the Academies.