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Art Nouveau style mantel clock. Tin alloy. A silver table clock consisting of an L-shaped base decorated with a lady holding aloft the dial, which features Arabic numerals for the hours and dots for the minutes, and a series of branches emerging from it. The prominence of nature and femininity, the curves of the figure and its pose, etc., are inspired by modernist examples from around 1900.
· Size: 8x7x15 cms.
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Ref.: Z0323
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Fitting mirror. Mahogany wood, glass. 19th century. An oval mirror with a frame formed by smooth moldings mounted on a carved mahogany structure, composed of turned rods with discs (the horizontal ones) and baluster-shaped forms (the two vertical ones), all four with square blocks interrupting their lines. Note the combination of details typical of 17th- and 18th-century furniture with others from 19th-century Neoclassicism. This combination of influences was common in the 19th century, within the framework of Historicism.
· Size: 58x3x100 cms.
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Ref.: Z0392
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Plate. Tin. 18th century. A circular pewter plate with a rim of cut-out profiles, creating curves and counter-curves, and enhanced with smooth moldings. This decorative element was very common in 18th-century Spanish silverware, especially in certain centers, and is the inspiration for this piece.
· Size: Dißmetro 33 cms.
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Ref.: Z0423
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Seashell lamp “veilleuse”. Seashell, bronze, plastic, etc. 20th century. A lamp adapted for electric light with a bronze base (decorated with winged human figures and hoof-like legs) and a seashell body (the light source is inside). These types of lamps were highly valued both for the exotic nature of the seashell material and for the decoration that usually adorned them. Damage.
· Size: 21x11x11 cms.
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Ref.: Z0570
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Chocolate cutter. Wood, metal. 19th century. A circular tray with an extension on one side for a metal piece that can be raised and lowered, attached to the other end of the tray. Chocolate bars or tablets would be cut with this movable piece. This type of kitchen utensil clearly lacks decorative elements, being purely utilitarian.
· Size: 30,5x17,5x8 cms.
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Ref.: ZF0404
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Pair of candlesticks. Bronze. 19th century. A pair of bronze candlesticks with a hexagonal base that rises gently to a central, vase-like shape, enhanced by several moldings. As is typical, the candlesticks are topped with tubular wicks with outward-curving upper edges. While this type of candlestick was common in many European homes from the 17th century onward, this particular pair features several details that deviate from the more typical designs.
· Size: 8,5x8,5x14,5 cms.
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Ref.: ZF1088
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Pair of andirons. Iron, etc. 19th century.
Pair of fireplace andirons consisting of a long, flat piece on which the logs would be placed, two legs at the front arranged in a semicircle, and a vertical axis topped with a gilded metal sphere, following neoclassical designs. Weight: 4 kg."
· Size: 21x48x48 cms.
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Ref.: ZT0015
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Door handle. Wrought iron. 20th century. A wrought iron handle with a latch, inspired by common examples in Spain during the Baroque period (17th century). The handle (with its cut-out profiles) features a handle decorated with a disc, and a flat latch that secures or opens the door using other mechanisms. Several units available. Price per unit.
· Size: 7x6x14 cms
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Ref.: Z0698
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Tray. Silver-plated metal. Circa 1900. A standing tray made of silver-plated metal, decorated with an elaborate composition of plant motifs, openwork areas, oval mirrors with pearls, and cut edges. Alongside its classical influences, one can appreciate a more advanced composition and certain details, as well as a subtle modernist touch.
· Size: 27x27x6 cms.
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Ref.: Z2277
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Chest of drawers front. Walnut wood. 17th century. Three units available. Rectangular crossbars of carved walnut wood, originally used for drawer fronts, decorated with geometric elements of clear classicist influence and long tradition and importance in Spanish cabinetmaking since the Renaissance.
· Size: 18x2x138 cms.
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Ref.: Z4928
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Cupid playing the drum. Biscuit, bronze. 20th century. Biscuit figurine on a gilt bronze base decorated with classical architectural and vegetal motifs, depicting a semi-nude Cupid wearing a tricorn hat and playing a hollow drum. It bears an incised mark on the base. This type of figurine was common in European factories from the 18th century onwards, showing the classical god of love in disguise and in various poses. Weight: 0.373 kg.
· Size: 11,5x7,5x13 cms.
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Ref.: Z1227D
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“The Heart in Her Hand. Memoirs of a Mother. A Novel of Manners.” PÉREZ ESCRICH, Enrique. Two volumes. Madrid, Librería de Miguel Guijarro Editor, 1863. Published in two volumes by the Miguel Guijarro Bookstore, with illustrations. Its author, Enrique Pérez Escrich (Valencia, October 6, 1829-Madrid, April 24, 1897), also known by his pseudonyms Carlos Peña-Rubia and Tello, was a Spanish writer and playwright, and is considered one of the Spanish masters of the nineteenth-century serial novel.
· Size: 15x2x22 cms.
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Ref.: Z2642A
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Lifting jack, 5 tons. Simplex. Iron. USA Templeton, Kenly & Company, Chicago, 20th century. Iron lifting jack with a yellow and blue finish, manufactured by Templeton Kenly of Chicago, model 5 Tn Simplex. Templeton, Kenly & Company was founded in Chicago in 1899 by Walter B. Templeton and his associates, who created the first reliable and safe jack, leading to a remarkable boom for the company, which continues to operate today.
· Size: 18x12x70 cms.
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Ref.: Z2334
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“Album of the exhibition of Spanish furniture from the 15th-16th centuries and the first half of the 17th century.” Spanish Society of Friends of Art. Phototype by Hauser and Menet, Madrid. Madrid, 1912. Album made and published on the occasion of the first temporary exhibition organized in Spain specifically dedicated to antique furniture by the Spanish Society of Friends of Art (held in 1912), which has thirty-one full-page plates and thanks to which (already the exhibition), interest in national antique furniture was increasing in this country.
· Size: 34.5x3x25 cms
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Ref.: Z2727
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Two umbrellas. Wood, metal, textile, etc. Europe, towards the beginning of the 20th century. One umbrella features a light-colored fabric with a light wood handle topped with a silver-plated metal knob shaped like a walking stick and decorated with flowers. The hallmarks identify it as being made of nickel silver or German silver (an alloy of zinc, copper, and nickel, also called alpaca). The other umbrella has a brown fabric cover, a handle possibly made of wood, and a spherical knob with flowers and spirals that is possibly silver (it has no hallmarks).
· Size: 1,5x6x96 cms. 3x3x90 cms.
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Ref.: ZF1278
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Centerpiece. Cut glass. 20th century. A cup-shaped centerpiece with a square base, made of translucent glass and decorated with diamond-point engravings, triangles, and geometric and floral motifs—all motifs used in this type of piece since the 19th century in European schools. Weight: 3.15 kg.
· Size: 25x25x19 cms.
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Ref.: ZF1080
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Death of Cleopatra. Framed engraving. Engraving by Jean Georg Wille, after painting by Gaspar Netscher. To Paris: chez l\\'Auteur Quay des Augustines à coté de l\\'Hotel d\\'Auvergne. Imp. 1754. A framed engraving depicting a historical theme common in European art since the Renaissance. Cleopatra is seated in a luxurious interior, holding a small snake, and accompanied by a maidservant who covers her face in a gesture of grief at the story's outcome. Further details of the work are shown in the lower section (heraldic shield in the center, engraver, location, information about the work that inspired it, etc.).
· Size: 44x1,5x61 cms. Int 29x40 cms
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Ref.: Z2355
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It has been restored. 18th century
· Size: 13,5x13,5x20 cms.
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Ref.: Z4830
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Toothpick maker. “Little donkey with two baskets”. On a circular base decorated with classically inspired egg-and-dart motifs stands the naturalistic figure of the donkey, carrying two baskets on its back for holding chopsticks. The combination of elements drawn from Neoclassicism alongside details more characteristic of the avant-garde (realism, naturalism, a certain painterly treatment of the animal, etc.) is striking.
· Size: 7x6x7 cms.
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Ref.: Z5309
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Bronze candlestick. 19th century. It is missing. Bronze candlestick with a curvilinear base and simple decoration, a balustraded shaft with moldings, a central disc with curved profiles, and a candle holder topped with waves, resembling a flower. Weight: 300 grams.
· Size: 11x11x20 cms.
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Ref.: Z0165X
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Centerpiece. Cut glass. 20th century. Oval box or centerpiece with a flat lid made of translucent glass, carved with plant and geometric elements on the top and sides, following a composition common in works of this type since the 19th century. Weight: 3.25 kg.
· Size: 25x18x10 cms
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Ref.: ZF1079
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"La Menuiserie parisienne. Recueil de Motifs de Menuiserie dans le genre moderne." E. Maincent, Bureau du Journal le Garde-meuble, Paris. Of the thirty plates, it presents twenty-eight (number 14 and number 15 are missing).
· Size: 20x2x38 cms.
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Ref.: ZF1114
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Candle holders, Zebras. Glass. Nachtmann, Germany, 20th century. Semi-circular glass candle holder with space for three lights, decorated with a zebra parade. Part of the Safari series. Nachtmann (FX Nachtmann Bleikristallwerke GmbH) is a fine glass manufacturer that is still active and was founded in 1834 by Michael Nachtmann in Unterhütte, Upper Palatinate (Bavaria, Germany). In 2004, it was acquired by Riedel, which has continued to operate the brand and its name. Weight: 1.7 kg.
· Size: 20x4x10 cms.
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Ref.: ZF1132E
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Jug or jar with lid. Fired ceramic. 19th century, Andalusian school. A jug-shaped flask with a handle and a lid with a geometric finial, made of unglazed fired ceramic, following traditional artisanal techniques common in the Andalusian region. Both the material and its decoration reflect common styles in folk art, as it was created for use in rural areas, while still maintaining a clear decorative flair.
· Size: 21x20x46 cms
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