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Pair of candlesticks. Bronze. 19th century. Pair of bronze candlesticks with a hexagonal base followed by a circular shape that gently rises to the axis; the latter has a vase-like shape in its centre, enhanced by various mouldings; the pieces are finished off, as usual, by the lighters, tubular but with the upper edge flared outwards. Although this type of piece was basic in many European houses as early as the 17th century, it should be noted that this pair has a series of details that do not follow the most common models.
· Size: 8,5x8,5x14,5 cms.
DECORATIVE ANTIQUES
Ref.: ZF1088
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Parasol. Silver (800m), metal, textile, wood. Possibly Belgium, 1869-1942. With contrast marks. Parasol with dark fabric, wooden handle and metal ribs with a silver knob (800 mm) decorated with flowers on a dotted background and with a rounded and smooth end. It has hallmarks that may be those used in Belgium between 1869 and 1942 or those used by the German silversmith Gustav Memmert (Berlin) between 1890 and 1930. Total weight: 400 grams.
· Size: 4x3,5x86 cms.
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Ref.: ZF1277
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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 in front arranged in a semicircle and a vertical axis topped by a sphere in gilded metal, following neoclassical models. Weight: 4 kg."
· Size: 21x48x48 cms.
DECORATIVE ANTIQUES
Ref.: ZT0015
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Two carriage scenes; “Christmas Eve. The top of the Hill” and “News of Waterloo! On the Great North Road: June 1815”. Framed lithographs. After WRIGHT, George (England, 1860-1944). George Wright was one of the leading equestrian artists of his time, specialising in hunting, carts and carriages, horses, races, etc. A self-taught artist like the rest of his family, little is known about his life. In 1925 he was in the pay of Ackermanns (England) and Grand Central Galleries (New York, United States of America), two very important lithograph publishing companies. His work is preserved in important private collections and institutions such as the Walker Art Gallery (UK), etc.
· Size: 51x4,5x41 cms. INT 15x23 cms.
DECORATIVE ANTIQUES
Ref.: ZT0047
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Blue-and-yellow macaw or Ara ararauna. Framed watercolor. 20th century. Framed watercolor showing a blue and yellow macaw perched on a branch leaning towards some fruit. Aesthetically, it is reminiscent of natural-themed prints from the first half of the 19th century.
· Size: 24x2,5x29 cms. INT 21x16 cms.
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Ref.: ZT0050
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Bronze globe lamp. The globe that acts as a lamp stands on a bronze tripod decorated with a stem with leaves and flowers and secured at the top by a circle with the same decorative elements. It stands out for its blue and reddish-pink colours. The simplicity of the metal part means that the focus is on the tones of the upper part.
· Size: 17x17x38 cms.
DECORATION
AUXILIARY LIGHTING
Ref.: L3
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Fireplace set. Metal Fireplace utensil set made of gold-plated metal and decorated with vase-shaped ends. The support piece has an openwork “railing” at the bottom. All these details are inspired by antique pieces.
· Size: Alt. 75 cms.
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DECORATION COMPLEMENTS
Ref.: AG003
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Binoculars with case. Silver-plated metal binoculars with graduation nuts and clean, elegant lines. Inspired by classic models. Weight: 945 gr.
· Size: 9x15x17 cms.
DECORATION
DECORATION COMPLEMENTS
Ref.: AR022
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Openwork candy box with enamelled porcelain flowers. Inspired by models from the Manufacture Nationale de Sèvres (France).
The lidded bonbonniere is almost entirely openworked and decorated with roses, stems and small flowers of different colours. This type of porcelain was highly appreciated in Europe from the 18th century onwards, and models similar to the present one were made in various factories. Specifically, this piece was inspired by boxes from the Manufacture Nationale de Sèvres.
Weight: 1.6 kg"
· Size: 22x22x18 cms.
DECORATION
PORCELAIN
Ref.: S4403
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Table lamp with lampshade and sculpture of a lady. The polygonal pedestal highlights the sculpture that adorns the base of the lamp. It represents a lady sitting on a chair and dressed in a tunic reminiscent of classicism, absorbed in reading the book she has on her knees. The attitude of the young woman, with her hand to her mouth, recalls the naturalness of works from the 19th century.
· Size: 14x14x40 cms.
DECORATION
AUXILIARY LIGHTING
Ref.: L4
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Decorative bugle. Gold metal Decorative cornet made of gilded metal.
· Size: 25x8x14 cms.
DECORATION
DECORATION COMPLEMENTS
Ref.: AP007
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The sextant is an instrument that allows one to measure angles between two objects such as two points on a coast or a star, traditionally the Sun on Earth and the horizon. Knowing the elevation of the Sun and the time of day, one can determine the latitude at which the observer is located. This determination is made with a fair degree of precision by means of simple mathematical calculations. This instrument, which replaced the astrolabe due to its greater precision, was of great importance in maritime navigation for several centuries, including in air navigation as well, until the last decades of the 20th century, when more modern systems became popular, especially the determination of position by means of satellites. The name sextant comes from the scale of the instrument, which covers an angle of 60 degrees, or one sixth of a complete circle. Decorative item.
· Size: 20x20x11 cms.
DECORATION
DECORATION COMPLEMENTS
Ref.: AP020
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· Size: 24x23,5x11 cms.
DECORATION
DECORATION COMPLEMENTS
Ref.: AR010
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Modernist lamp in patinated bronze. Without shade. A circular shape that is not completely closed is the base of the piece, and the extension of this is what, after being rotated on its axis, creates the base for the lamp bulb. The abundance of curved shapes, noticeable even on the sides of the upper part (concave) is one of the main characteristics of Modernism, an artistic movement developed around 1900, also known as Art Nouveau, which aspired to renew art by taking inspiration from nature and elements and materials obtained thanks to the Industrial Revolution. Various units available Weight: 2.7 kg .
· Size: 16x16x42 cms
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AUXILIARY LIGHTING
Ref.: AS000
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Patinated bronze table lamp in the shape of a stipes. Without shade. Marble base. A marble base highlights the lamp, formed by a stipe divided into two parts by a central disk with concave mouldings on each side. This type of pilaster, widely used in the Spanish Baroque, especially throughout the 18th century, gives movement to the piece without interfering with its elegance, simplicity and harmony. Weight: 6.5 kg
· Size: 20x20x50 cms
DECORATION
AUXILIARY LIGHTING
Ref.: AS227
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Floor lamp in patinated bronze. Without shade. A square base under a pedestal highlights the curious decorative element that is the protagonist of this work: the pineapple is made up of an oval body with a diamond-shaped decoration topped by a tuft of leaves resembling this fruit. From its upper part, a rod protrudes to support the straw. Weight: 3.8 kg.
· Size: 15x15x58 cms.
DECORATION
AUXILIARY LIGHTING
Ref.: AS722
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Enameled porcelain figurine. “Saleswoman with hen and eggs”. Inspired by models from the Manufacture Nationale de Sèvres (France). The young woman, dressed in blue and with her hair covered with a striking red cloth, is carrying a hen and a basket of eggs. At her feet, another bird enlivens the composition, while the base, worked in relief with rocailles, provides some movement and allows the work to be related to European examples of 18th century porcelain (especially from Sèvres) together with the elegance of the forms and the detail of the painting.
· Size: 15x15x31 cms.
DECORATION
PORCELAIN
Ref.: S4390
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Pair of enamelled porcelain figurines. “Children with apples”. Inspired by models from the Manufacture Nationale de Sèvres (France). The two children are shown sitting on tree stumps, decorated with the typical flowers of these bucolic works. The round bases with mouldings and strings of golden pearls relate the works to 19th century European porcelain. The fineness of the gestures, the quality of the enamelling and the decorative elements relate them to works from the Manufacture Nationale de Sèvres (France).
· Size: 12x12x21 cms.
DECORATION
PORCELAIN
Ref.: S5196
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Tabletop mirror frame in bronze. Inspired by Art Nouveau models (ca. 1900). Although the interior shape, very similar to a heraldic shield, links with academic prototypes, the prominence of the stems that form the outer profile of the frame, the curved lines they draw, the flowers and the interlaced finish (which is vaguely reminiscent of Celtic style) speak of influences from models derived from Art Nouveau, a characteristic style of around 1900 and also known as “Modern Style”. Weight: 2.2 kg
· Size: 25x14x35 cms.
DECORATION
BRONZE SCULPTURES
Ref.: V2531
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Oriental basket or box. Carved and lacquered wood, etc. Circa 1950, possibly China. A lidded vessel with two small handles on a circular base decorated in red and with a carving of figurative elements on the top of the lid. The style of the decoration, the shape and the colour make it similar to Asian models, particularly works made in China. Weight: 3.5 kg.
· Size: 49x42x19 cms.
DECORATION
FURNITURE;ORIENTAL
Ref.: XM001L
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Oriental rice container. Wood and metal. China, early 20th century. Chinese rice storage container, made of carved and varnished wood in a reddish tone, with a flattened ovoid body and a flat lid, slightly raised towards the centre. The shoulders are clearly differentiated by an edge enhanced by the application of a metal moulding, similar to that which outlines the foot. Below the shoulders, on both sides, there are two metal handles in the form of an arch, with floral design fastenings. The lid is decorated with a central roundel of wood carved in lowered relief, combining an exterior border of geometric clouds with a double interior profile of mitered curves. In the centre, a small flattened knob with a flower at the base, matching the fastenings of the handles.
· Size: 30x30x25 cms.
DECORATION
FURNITURE;ORIENTAL
Ref.: XM001M
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Oriental wedding basket. Plant fibre, wood and metal. China, early 20th century. Wedding basket with two articulated compartments, constructed using basketry and reinforced with wooden slats and cut-out, openwork metal fittings. Rectangular in shape and with a free-standing lid, it is decorated with applied metal rosettes and with careful calligraphy on one of the sides. This type of stacked basket, articulated by a simple system of metal pins that can be removed to separate the different compartments, has traditionally been used in China and other Southeast Asian countries to contain gifts and small objects linked to the wedding ritual.
· Size: 34x22x45 cms.
DECORATION
FURNITURE;ORIENTAL
Ref.: XM001O
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Oriental basket. Wood, plant fibre. Possibly Chinese, 20th century. Oriental basket with a circular base and two handles joined at the top and decorated on the outside with carved plant motifs and symbols on the lid and a Greek pattern towards the base area. It follows ancient examples that are very common in certain areas of the Far East.
· Size: 34x34x51 cms
DECORATION
FURNITURE;ORIENTAL
Ref.: XM001Q
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“Frog” scissors. Bone, metal. Metal scissors with carved bone handles, worked into the shape of two frogs, using a dark dye for the eyes and carving a series of lines along the body. The relative simplification of the animals, their posture, etc., are reminiscent of oriental examples (especially certain Japanese works).
· Size: 7x1x17 cms.
DECORATION
DECORATION COMPLEMENTS
Ref.: PBHS003
