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Eight-arm chandelier in gilded metal. 20th century. Attached to the ceiling by a chain, the eight arms of the lamp emerge from a central baluster topped by a polygonal piece at the bottom, in the shape of an S and with plant elements towards the centre and at the ends. Although the shape and material are reminiscent of northern European examples from the Renaissance, the shapes and decoration show a greater influence from very simplified classical examples.
· Size: 85x85x100 cms.
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Ref.: Z1658
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Convoy of vinegar makers. Contrast by García Calvo, Valladolid, 1900. With hallmarks. Glass and silver. Silver convoy formed by a base on large pearls and with a central axis finished off by a ring and another ball. The simplicity of the lines brings the work closer to the aesthetic approaches more characteristic of the 20th century, and is continued and highlighted by the two glass bottles, which have supports for the corks. The contrast marks on the base place the work in Valladolid; the one in the centre would be that of the silversmith and the one on the left that of García Calvo, who worked in contrast in the city towards the beginning of the 20th century. Weight: 380 grams.
· Size: 18x7x32 cms.
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Ref.: Z4834
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Altar front or antipendium, shield of the Congregation of the Most Holy Redeemer. Plaster or stucco. 19th-20th centuries. Altar frontal made of plaster or stucco, with a finish resembling stone, except for the central piece. This rectangular strip has a gold finish and a fine relief with leaves clearly reminiscent of Gothic, leaving a square in the centre with lobes on the inside and plant details on the outside; this square houses a polychrome shield. The coat of arms used by the Congregation of the Most Holy Redeemer (Redemptorists) is a derivation of its seal, defined in its statutes of 1764. On a blue background, there are three mountains, with the cross flanked by a lance and a sponge on a stick and the abbreviated names of Jesus (IS intertwined) and Mary (AM intertwined); above the Latin cross, an eye with luminous rays; above all these elements, an open crown. This Congregation was founded in 1732 by Saint Alphonsus Maria de Liguori in Scala (Italy), and approved by the Vatican in 1749. In Madrid, the construction of the Parish Sanctuary of Perpetual Help in neo-Gothic style by the architect and Redemptorist brother Gusttave Knockaert was of great importance (thus, Neo-Gothic being the most common style in the Congregation during the second half of the 19th century, above all).
· Size: 120x5x59 cms.
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Ref.: Z0165B
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Art Nouveau style tray. Pewter. 20th century. Oval tray decorated with oak leaves, plant stems and curved lines, closely following the Art Nouveau style both in the shape of the piece and in these decorative elements and in the tone of the chosen material.
· Size: 19x28 cms.
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Ref.: Z2262
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Set of four oriental columns with modern bases. Carved wood. 20th century. Four carved wooden columns with modern bases, each with a faceted shaft and finely embossed bands at the top, and topped by capitals with simple decoration and square tops. They bear a resemblance in some details of the shaft and the relief bands under the capitals to the columns of the Haveli of the so-called Neasden Temple in London, and it is possible to find others from Gujarat (India) with similarities in the shafts and the bands at the top of them.
· Size: 41x35x248 cms.
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Ref.: Z0985
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Pair of oriental jars. Enameled porcelain. Circa 1950. Pair of lidded vases made of glazed porcelain decorated with a composition based on bands of simple geometric elements and a motif in the centre of the body and on the lids of pink peonies with green stems and leaves. This type of piece was highly appreciated in the West for its originality, colours and designs.
· Size: 23x23x53 cms.
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Ref.: Z4876
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Barber's chair. Iron, porcelain, etc. Triumph, Spain, early 20th century. Available 1 units. An iron barber's chair with a footrest decorated with plant elements and the name of the firm that held the patent, with a mesh seat and backrest and a red textile headrest, matching an area next to the footrest. It is very possible that this is a copy of the Gran Lujo Nº1 model, which was manufactured in Spain under a foreign patent in 1910, and one of the most highly valued in Spain.
· Size: 79x110x120 cms.
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Ref.: Z3939
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Pulpit railing. Wrought iron. 18th century. Wrought iron railing with thirteen bars with double pear-shaped and disc-shaped shafts, arranged in a circle with flat bars of the same material (circular and cross-shaped combined at the base for a firmer hold, and arranged in a circle at the top), which would have been created to surround the pulpit of a church, accessible through a door created with the same railing (one of the balusters allows part of the railing to rotate). Although balustraded shapes were already used in Baroque railings, the present composition refers more to 18th-century Neoclassical models.
· Size: 100x100x110 cms.
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Ref.: Z1045
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Pair of andirons. Wrought iron. 18th century. Pair of wrought iron andirons decorated with fine lines and smooth mouldings on the vertical rods and volutes in the flat metal acting as legs under them. Although they are utilitarian pieces that have had a similar shape since ancient times, the present examples show a marked influence of the 18th century Neoclassicism to which they belong.
· Size: Alt. 66 cms.
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Ref.: Z5606
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Set of six pillars. Carved wood, stone base. India, 19th century. Row of six carved wooden pillars with capitals at the top and carved stone bases at the bottom (grouped in pairs). The shafts have three different sections (square, polygonal and spiral) and relief decoration along them, consisting of plant elements, lines, simple architectural motifs, smooth areas, geometric shapes, etc. The capitals have a certain reminiscence of Western classical forms in their composition and decorative elements. This type of architectural element was, for example, very often used in the “havelis” (urban residences or traditional mansions) in India, Pakistan, Nepal and Bangladesh, with the usual differences depending on the geographical area, the date and the owner’s taste, but also in other notable buildings. Stone bases: 28x56x27 cms.
· Size: 169x25x213 cms. bases piedra 57x29 cms
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Ref.: AB002
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Large candle. Silver-plated metal. 19th century. Table candle with a circular base and a column-shaped stem that is narrower at the bottom. The circular body of the piece, decorated with fine mouldings, has an upward decoration (in which a handle is inserted) with slight curves, a concave plate decorated with engraved lines and some clamps hanging from a chain. As is usual in 19th century art, it is inspired by styles of the past, adapting them to the taste of the moment.
· Size: 15x10x39 cms.
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Ref.: Z0324
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Washing machine. Metal, etc. SKRAT, model P-7, Leonard Ryznar, circa 1945. Metal washing machine with an electric motor that would drive a circular container (which moves the clothes, a “drum”), with a water inlet at the bottom to the right and with several valves and levers, as well as four circular base legs. to better support the ground and prevent, as far as possible, the machine from moving when it was in operation. Leonard Ryznar (or Rýznar) was the founder of the Skrat company, which made several models similar to the present one, very popular among those who could afford them in certain areas of Europe in the 20th century. As indicated on the aircraft itself, it is the P-7 model, produced around 1945. Towards the beginning of the 19th century, several “machines” were developed for washing clothes, consisting of a wooden box in which the clothes were placed and a manually operated system that moved them. Another variant was those that had a drum in which the clothes were pressed. clothes to wring them out. Electric washing machines were not created until the beginning of the 20th century (these appliances were already being advertised in the United States in 1904; apparently, the first one in Europe appeared somewhat later), becoming a mass appliance from the end of the 1900s onwards. from the 1940s to the early 1950s, and in Western Europe developed into an everyday appliance from about 1960.
· Size: 96x64x82 cms.
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Ref.: ZF0413
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Chapel of the Immaculate Conception. Sculpture, carved wood, glass, metal. Second half of the 18th century. A carved wooden chapel with decoration on the upper part of the railing and balusters in the shape of a vase reminiscent of the Baroque, which has three of its four fronts in transparent glass and stands slightly on circular legs. Inside, one can see a gold background (on the fourth front of the chapel, highlighting a carved and polychrome plant composition), and a polychrome sculpture of the Immaculate Conception surrounded by alternating flat and wavy and pointed and circular rays of light. The carving stands on a pedestal, and has a white tunic and a blue cloak; Mary stands on the Orb of Creation, in which a snake appears (linked to Sin). The carving shows a clear influence from Spanish Baroque models, as well as certain details such as the posture that can be linked to Neoclassicism. This mixture and the maintenance of the Baroque influence are common in 18th century Spanish sculpture.
· Size: 38,5x38x65 cms virgen
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Ref.: Z0252
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With marks. Trilobed box with a flat lid made of silver in its colour, decorated on the edge and lid with elements overcut with lustre. The upper part presents a scene framed by scallops and elements reminiscent of Rococo, featuring a couple in an idealised setting, recalling the gallant scenes of this artistic style of the 18th century. Weight: 77 grams.
· Size: 8,5x6.5x2 cms.
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Ref.: ZF0334
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Centerpiece. Glass and silver. 20th century. With contrast marks. Centerpiece made of white transparent glass decorated with simple geometric motifs arranged in stripes, alternating a space with these elements in a larger size and greater transparency and other triangular ones with a very dense decoration. The background of the piece combines the same elements. The base, made of silver, does not show any decoration other than a simple play of curves, to focus attention on the glass and the delicacy of its work. Illegible markings.
· Size: 25x25x12 cms.
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Ref.: ZF0216
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Columns. Carved stone. 19th-20th centuries. Carved stone columns with symmetrical bases and capitals (formed by different smooth mouldings), with fluted shafts and decorated at the ends with shapes reminiscent of leaves, resembling certain elements of ancient Egyptian architecture. These types of elements were highly valued for prominent houses. Available 4 pcs.
· Size: 51x51x199 cms, / 46x46x188 cms.
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Ref.: AC051
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Oak clothes press, Holland, 19th century. The press stands on four turned legs (three of which are secured with a straight jamb) with a drawer underneath. Being a purely utilitarian piece of furniture, it has hardly any decorative elements. The oak wood used in its manufacture was chosen for its hardness and resistance, since these presses were used to smooth clothes as much as possible.
· Size: 72x55x167 cms.
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Ref.: Z0369
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Silver mesh bag, 19th century. Silver mesh bag decorated with triangular elements on the bottom, with a smooth hinged closure and a chain with alternating long and short links. This type of piece was very common in the 19th century, as a luxury item and a practical piece for galas and other special events. Weight: 325 gr
· Size: 20x18 cms
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Ref.: Z6876A
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Silver mesh bag, 19th century. Silver mesh bag decorated with triangular elements on the bottom, with a smooth hinged closure and a chain of alternating long and short links. This type of piece was very common in the 19th century, as a luxury item and a practical piece for galas and other special events. Weight: 200 gr
· Size: 16x15 cms.
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Ref.: Z6876D
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Silver mesh bag, 19th century. Silver mesh bag decorated with triangular elements on the bottom, with a smooth hinged closure and a chain with alternating long and short links. This type of piece was very common in the 19th century, as a luxury item and a practical piece for galas and other special events. Weight: 46 gr
· Size: 7x7 cms.
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Ref.: Z6876B
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Albarelo or pharmacy jar. Enameled porcelain. Towards the second half of the 19th century. Circular jars with a ball-shaped lid, decorated on the outside with fine, protruding mouldings and a composition based on garlands and classicist elements surrounding the labels with the name of the medicine they contained, written in Latin, in capital letters and in black. This type of object was a basic element in apothecaries and pharmacies until the appearance and generalisation of factory-packaged medicines, since they were used to store certain substances used in the preparation of remedies. Price per unit.
· Size: 12x12x25 cms.
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Ref.: Z6808
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Panelled door with frame. Walnut and pine wood, wrought iron. 20th century. Single-leaf door with a wooden frame decorated with smooth mouldings that opens to the right. It has a decoration based on square and rectangular panels with diamonds inside, combining dark and light wood, and a wrought iron knob (balustrade handle, latch and plate with cut profiles, combining curves with lines). Certain elements of the piece refer to Baroque works of the 17th century.
· Size: 99x203 cms.
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Ref.: Z0406
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Silver dressing table set. Birmingham, Levi & Salaman, England. Early 20th century. With contrast marks. A set of toiletries, consisting of two brushes, a comb, scissors, tweezers, a spatula and other grooming and hairdressing items. The handles and backs of the pieces have been decorated with scrolls, volutes and plant elements of clear classical inspiration, as is common in English silverware. Some parts of certain objects are made from other materials. The hallmarks place the game's production in Birmingham, England, at the beginning of the 20th century, and provide information about the workshop: Levi & Salaman. Weight: 630 grams.
· Size: 20x15x5 cms
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Ref.: Z6378R
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800 thousandths silver Knives weight 220 gr
· Size: Estuche: 27x22x3 cms / cuchillo:21x3x2 cms
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Ref.: Z4837
