Ref.0554
Fireback with chinese decoration.

The subject is 'the Great Mogol". The chinoiserie is a caracteristic of the Louis XV style. A lot of chinoiserie was designed by Boucher, adapted also to furniture, objets d'art, materials, and porcelain. A very similar fireback with the same dimensions is in the Musée d'Orleans.

Ref.9426
Leopold I fireback with two giants

18th century cast iron fireback with the arms of Leopold I (1679-1729), duke of Lorraine and of Bar. Two giants each holding a club reminiscent of Hercules, stand on Renaissance style pedestals and support the coat of arms of the Duke bearing the ducal crown. The arms reveal the different titles of Leopold I: King of Jerusalem, of Hungary and Aragon, Duke of Anjou, of Bar, of Gueldre and Juliers. More precisely from left to right and top to bottom: arms of Hungary; fleur de lys of Naples, Cross of the Kings of Jerusalem, arms of Anjou, of the house of Alsace (in the center), gold fleur de lys of Anjou, the lions of Gueldre and Juliers and finally the arms of the Duke of Bar.

Ref.9568
Corner stone sink

Stone sink, quarter of a circle shape, made during the 19th century.

Ref.13285
Fireback with putti decoration

This cast iron fireback is adorned with a scene representing two putti, each holding a basket of fruit in one hand and picking fruit in the other. The two putti are set in a vegetal décor, topped by a knotted ribbon.

Ref.13268
Fireback "Hermes"

This cast iron fireback is decorated in the centre with the figure of the god Hermes. He is standing on tiptoe, wearing a simple drapery. He wears his winged helmet and holds his main attributes in his hands, the caduceus in his right hand and the silver purse in his left. He is shown standing on a platform next to a barrel.

Ref.13262
Cast iron fireback