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Antique Napoléon III overmantel embellished with a woman's face

This Napoleon III style overmantel was made in the 19th century in wood and stucco painted in white. On the center, an oval mirror is topped by a woman's face with acanthus and a shell, framed by garlands of fruits. A frieze of leaves and acorn oak surrounds a beveled mirror. Two levels of protrusion are composing the rest of the overmantel, decorated with scrolls and gridlines. The cornice is ornemented by a frieze carved with floral detail

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Cast iron fireback with the French coat of arms

This fireback with the decoration of the arms of France and dated 1669 was made in the 20th century.

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Regence style trumeau with a flowered cartouche

This low regence style trumeau was made in the 19th century. The trumeau with the top curved shows a framing painted in gold composed of a frieze with geometrical motifs and surmounted by a beautiful cartouche from where are escaping garlands of flowers and fruits. This mirror is also set on a painted in white decor reminding of a classical architecture with four fluted pilasters.

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Regence style garden fountain with double basin in stone

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Louis XV period oak fireplace

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Louis XV style trumeau decorated with musical instruments

Made of white painted stucco with gilded mouldings in the Louis XV style, the upper part of this small trumeau is decorated with musical instruments intertwined with branches on which roses bloom. On each side, the pilaster-like uprights are decorated with a flowery garland in the form of a cordon. The mirror is framed by a two tiered gilded moulding, a pearl moulding followed by a border, and is flanked in its two upper corners by small rosettes.

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Concrete planter with plant forms

Planter with multiple concrete pots, taking the form of trunks and branches connected to each other.

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Louis XVI style moulded trumeau, gilded paintwork

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Empire period fireplace in Griotte Red marble, bronzes (attributed to Thomire)

This Empire period fireplace is made of Rouge Griotte marble, known for its deep color and highly prized under Napoleon I. The gilded bronzes that adorn the fireplace are attributed to the bronzier Pierre-Philippe Thomire (1751-1843), renowned for his sculptures and his major role in the diffusion of the Empire taste (1804-1830). These finely chiseled ornaments represent busts of caryatids. These female figures generally support entablatures in ancient temples. Similarly, here they support the fireplace top and are placed above the jambs that recall the pillars of these ancient buildings. The simplicity of the decorations and the antique forms are indeed an ideal model in Empire period furniture. The upper band is surmounted by a top that was possibly modified after the production of the fireplace.

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Louis XVI style fireplace in Médous breccia

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Simple Louis XVI style pearl trumeau

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Louis XV style fireplace in purple breccia, decorated with a shell

Fireplace in brèche violette marble, made in the 19th century in the Louis XV style. It features a curved panel adorned at its center with a sculpted shell in relief, framed by soft moldings that follow the curve of the lintel. This ornamentation is characteristic of the rocaille aesthetic typical of the style. The curved jambs are decorated with sculpted scrolls and oval medallions in a symmetrical design. Their rounded profile extends to the floor with a slight projection at the base. The molded and overhanging top of the fireplace closely follows the line of the panel, enhancing the overall movement of the piece. The marble used is brèche violette, recognizable by its irregular fragments blending deep violet, white, beige, and grey tones. Highly prized in the 19th century for its rich color palette, this stone gives the fireplace a lively and animated appearance.

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Indoor Fountain with Dolphin Motif – Carved Stuccowork and Corton Marble Stone, 18th Century

Rare large-scale indoor fountain, carved in stucco, depicting a stylized dolphin emerging from a basin. The scene is framed by reeds and aquatic plants in relief, set within an architectural niche with a fluted half-dome, evoking the Rocaille spirit. The basin is made of Corton marble stone, contrasting with the matte whiteness of the stucco. The ensemble retains its original elements, including the lower cupboard with two moulded doors.

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Napoleon III style fireplace in half-statuary marble decorated with a garland

This fireplace is made of white demi-statuaire marble, a light and smooth stone that enhances the sculpted details. It shows a uniform tone, gently softened by fine natural nuances that add depth to the surface. The composition follows a balanced structure. The entablature is restrained, highlighted on the façade by a frieze adorned with a garland of leaves hanging down, held at each end by two rosette flowers. This central ornament, discreet yet precise, reflects the geometric and measured spirit of the period. The jambs, straight with a slight curve at the front, are enriched with carved vegetal drops. These ornaments descend vertically along the uprights, combining finely cut leaves with stylised fruits. Their presence provides a decorative contrast to the rigor of the lines, creating a balance between architectural sobriety and ornamental richness. The fireplace is fitted with a cast iron insert. It features relief decoration composed of floral motifs spreading around the opening. These details, visible in depth, complement the marble with a play of materials and textures.

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Louis XVI style fluted fireplace, in red Breccia d'Alep marble

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Louis XV style Pompadour model fireplace in blue floral marble