More than €1.8 million for the Furniture & Works of Art sale!
On 14th and 15th June, the Furniture & Works of Art department held a highly successful sale, achieving a total of over €1.8 million. Including several private collections and lots of solid provenance, the sale showcased major pieces from the European decorative arts panorama, including furniture, s
On 14th and 15th June, the Furniture & Works of Art department held a highly successful sale, achieving a total of over €1.8 million. Including several private collections and lots of solid provenance, the sale showcased major pieces from the European decorative arts panorama, including furniture, silverware, porcelain and sculpture. Reknown international collectors turned out in force for both sales sessions.
A Louis XVI Mechanical Games Table
by David Roentgen, circa 1780
Sold €236,160
One of the highlights of the sale was a Louis XVI period mechanical games table by the talented cabinetmaker David Roentgen, which fetched €236,160, while a meuble d'entre-deux forming secretaire, stamped by Martin Carlin, fetched €104,960, well above its initial estimate.
A pair of Louis XV giltwood fauteuils a la reine, attributed to René Cresson
Sold €55,104
The collection of a leading Parisian art collector, displaying a wide selection of Louis XV won over buyers : a pair of fauteuils a la reine attributed to René Cresson sold for €55,104; a suite of ten chairs a la reine a chassis stamped by Louis Cresson and from the prestigious Patino-Ojjeh collection sold for €112,832 while a pair of fauteuils a la reine attributed to Louis Delanois sold for €47,232.
Other notable results included a magnificent neoclassical games table by Giuseppe Maggiolini which sold for €23,616 while a pair of Sevres porcelain pot-pourris probably delivered for the Dauphine Marie-Josephe de Saxe sold for €55,104.
A Louis XVI gilt-bronze mounted, Japanese lacquer, amaranth, bois citronnier and mapletree meuble d’entre-deux forming secretaire, stamped by Martin Carlin
Sold €104,960
Our specialists are already preparing their next auction, which will take place in December 2023, and are at your disposal for any free and confidential appraisal of your pieces of Furniture & Works of Art.
Paire de pots-pourris couvert en porcelaine tendre de sèvres nommés pots-pourris Pompadour du XVIIIe siècle, datés 1758
Vendu 55 104 €
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