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TABLE LAMP, “WOLF WITH HER CUB”.

Table lamp, “wolf and her cub”. The base resembles a rock formation in a natural setting, and on it are placed sculptures of a she-wolf followed by her cub. Behind them, a stem decorated with ivy leaves emerges, ending in the lampshade, made of yellow and green glass and shaped like a flower.

· Size: 11x18x38 cms.
DECORATION
AUXILIARY LIGHTING

Ref.: LM71
TABLE LAMP WITH MUSICIAN ANGEL.

Table lamp with musician angel. A low-shafted column stands on a polygonal base, on which sits a little angel playing the flute. Behind the sculpture stands a stem with leaves, which ends in a lampshade made of white and blue glass and shaped like a flower.

· Size: 15x20x48 cms.
DECORATION
AUXILIARY LIGHTING

Ref.: LM72
TABLE LAMP WITH MUSICIAN CHILD.

Lamp with a child musician. The square base has been worked to resemble the paving stones of a street. Above it, and in front of a bench, is a sculpture of a boy playing the accordion. Behind it, the base of the lamp emerges, resembling a street lamp. The lampshade, made of yellow and green veined glass, is shaped like a flower.

· Size: 11x17x44 cms.
DECORATION
AUXILIARY LIGHTING

Ref.: LM73
TABLE LAMP WITH LEADED SHADE, “FLOWER”.

Flower-shaped lamp with a leaded shade. The base is created from a central plant motif with two stems that branch out from the base, curved to better support the work. The foot is a curved stem with leaves along it, and the lampshade is made from veined yellow and green leaded glass and has been shaped like a flower.

· Size: 25x13x45 cms.
DECORATION
AUXILIARY LIGHTING

Ref.: LM89
”ANDALOUSIAN PARTY”, OIL ON TABLEX, JEAN-LOUIS PAGUENAUD (1876-1952).

“Andalusian Festival”, oil on tablex, Jean-Louis Paguenaud (1876-1952). Signed and dedicated (“cantatrice Dupré”) in the lower right corner. Jean-Louis Paguenaud is the pseudonym of Jean-Philippe Paguenaud (1876-1952). He spent his childhood in Algiers, where he discovered the sea. When his father moved to Limoges, he studied at the School of Decorative Arts and worked in a porcelain factory. He furthered his training with William Bouguereau, delving into the world of seascapes and undertook numerous trips to Martinique and North Africa, which he captured in gouaches and drawings, which he exhibited in 1905 at the Salon des Indépendants. His brother Joseph-Louis was killed in combat in 1914 and, to honour his memory, he decided to sign his work with one of the deceased's names. Appointed Official Painter of the French Navy in 1922, he lived for a time in Paris before returning to Limoges. He took part in a famous voyage on the ship “Lamotte-Piquet”, which took him to Central and South America. His career can be divided into three periods: his training period (1876-1902), the “orientalist” period (1902-1921) and a third period (1921-1942), when he became an official painter for the Navy; he produced a few more works between 1942 and 1952. His work can be seen in important private collections and in museums such as the Navy Museum in Paris, the Naval School in Bourdeaux, the Town Hall of Coussac-Bonneval, etc. The present work shows an exterior, a square in an Andalusian village, with a large number of characters dressed in the regional costume of the area celebrating a great festival. The movement is provided by couples and groups dancing in the centre, an orchestra on the left, diners on the right and several couples riding horses throughout the composition. This whole scene shares the spotlight with the landscape: the façade of a church stands before a house and an old bridge, with a mountain in the background under a blue sky. Several characteristics of Paguenaud's work can be clearly appreciated: the light, which he would have taken from Algiers and from all his travels; the compositional mastery with which he knows how to place a large number of figures; the blue sky, which is also seen in his seascapes, etc. Likewise, it is necessary to highlight the originality of the oil painting in the painter's artistic career due to its subject matter.

· Size: 233x5x175 int 213x152 cms
ANTIQUES
PAINTINGS

Ref.: Z6476
SILVER VASE (BERNEGAL) WITH VIDAL MARKS. 18TH CENTURY

Bernegal, 18th century. Silver, with marks. Weight: 55 g. Spanish Bernegal from the 18th century, with Vidal mark and wide, low bowl, slightly rounded towards the base, following the typical typology of this vessel in the Spanish Baroque. Also typical of this typology are the two vertical handles over the mouth, in this case in the form of a mitred “S” brace with a cut-out profile, with small tendrils.

· Size: 4x10,5x7,2 cms.
ANTIQUES
MISCELLANEOUS;SILVER WORKS

Ref.: Z5724
LOW LEGGED TABLE

Rectangular table with a marble top and floral marquetry, legs decorated with rams' heads and legs, with a waist decorated with waves and flowers and a top in stone highlighted by bands in different woods. The use of animal heads (called protome) in decoration was very common in classical antiquity, hence its popularity throughout the History of Art.

· Size: 100x52x53 cms.
DECORATION
FURNITURE;CLASSIC

Ref.: D048
LOUIS XV STYLE TABLE WITH DECORATIONS IN MARQUETRY AND BRONZE.

Louis XV style coffee table with marquetry and bronze decoration. The table stands on four cabriole legs secured by a board at the bottom. It has a drawer and decoration based on inlaid panels in light wood with slats drawing diamonds framed by plant motifs in gilt bronze and a mask in the centre of each side. The top board is rectangular with curved profiles on its four sides, a fillet highlighting the stone and four plant motifs in the corners. The style known in France as Louis XV (corresponding to Rococo) was widely used as inspiration for creating furniture after the 18th century.

· Size: 44x47x72 cms.
DECORATION
FURNITURE;CLASSIC

Ref.: D073
SIDE TABLE, LOUIS XVI STYLE.

Louis XVI style side table. The table stands on four cabriole legs joined by a central chambrane. It has a round top with a waist decorated with wood in different grains and gilded metal, and the top in marble with a metal border. The so-called Louis XVI style in France is one of the most representative of Neoclassicism, dating from around the second half of the 18th century, and its popularity made it one of the most important sources of inspiration for later furniture.

· Size: 65x56x75 cms.
DECORATION
FURNITURE;CLASSIC

Ref.: D034
RECTANGULAR TABLE..

Rectangular table with curved sides. The table stands on four smooth, stipes-shaped legs secured by a low board that acts as a frame; the waist has a drawer and decorations in gilded metal based on garlands of ribbons, and follows the lines of the upper board, which is rectangular in shape with circular smaller sides. This last area is decorated with geometric marquetry work.

· Size: 54x31x72 cms.
DECORATION
FURNITURE;CLASSIC

Ref.: D057
PAIR OF BOOKENDS IN WOOD AND GILT METAL.

Pair of bookends in wood and gold metal. The decorative elements of these bookends have been placed on L-shaped wooden bases with the edges protected by metal plates. These elements reproduce on a smaller scale, in gilded metal and the dial in black with white and red letters, the systems used on ships to mark speed.

· Size: 14x8x15 cms.
DECORATION
DECORATION COMPLEMENTS

Ref.: AH135
TRUMPET.

Trumpet. Brass wind instrument made of gold-plated metal alloy with three valves and a smooth bell. Although it is an old instrument, the first important changes occurred with the introduction of keys and holes in the 18th century and the first pistons at the end of this century. The third piston was added in 1830. Element of decorative use.

· Size: 14x12x52 cms.
DECORATION
DECORATION COMPLEMENTS

Ref.: AP005
WOODEN SHIP’S WHEEL WITH CLOCK.

Decorative solid wood steering wheel with clock. Six turned poles alternating balusters and dadoes join together towards the centre to form the wheel, secured towards the middle by a curve; in the centre there is a white-faced clock with Roman numerals. The rudder wheel, or simply rudder, is the modern method of changing the course of ships, used since approximately the beginning of the 18th century.

· Size: 65x65x4 cms.
DECORATION
DECORATION COMPLEMENTS

Ref.: AP028
PORCELAIN AND GLASS OVAL BOX, 19TH CENTURY.

Box in enamelled porcelain and engraved glass. 19th century. Oval box with a base made of etched glass and a hinged lid, the latter made by combining enamel and metal. The lower part presents a bucolic landscape, with a series of human figures and buildings in it, combining trees with lakes and solid ground. The scene on the upper part responds to the same typology: a couple in an idealized rural landscape.

· Size: 7,5x6x4,5 cms.
ANTIQUES
MISCELLANEOUS;OTHER OBJECTS

Ref.: Z6447
DEVOTIONAL PENDANT IN GOLD AND ENAMEL, MARY MAGDALENE AND JOHN THE BAP...

Devotional pendant in gold and enamel, Mary Magdalene and Saint John the Baptist, 18th century. Possibly Mallorcan. One of the windows is broken. Oval pendant decorated around its edges with turned gold bows and small metallic pearls. One of its fronts shows Mary Magdalene, as a hermit, with a skull, a cross and a book; the other presents the image of Saint John the Baptist, accompanied by a cross and a lamb, alluding to the Gospel text. These types of pieces were highly valued by their owners as elements of devotion, and could also, at the same time, contain a relic inside.

· Size: 4.5x0,5x4 cms.
ANTIQUES
MISCELLANEOUS;OTHER OBJECTS

Ref.: Z6451
PEDESTAL TABLE IN MAHOGANY, GEORGE II STYLE, U.S.A., CA 1860.

Folding mahogany side table, George II style, USA (America), circa 1860. A tripod with animal claws grasping a ball serves as the base of the foot of the piece of furniture, adorned with a small fluted column and a plant bulb. The mechanism that allows the piece of furniture to be folded is located above this foot, and the upper board is round and has a curved profile flanked by straight sections. American furniture owes much to English furniture, as the present example shows: it follows the so-called George II style, named after the monarch during whose reign it was created (he was born in 1683 and died in 1760), and is based on models taken from Roman Renaissance architecture.

· Size: 78x78x72 cms.
ANTIQUES
FURNITURE

Ref.: Z5502
GAS LAMP, GLASS, GILT BRONZE AND PORCELAIN.

Gas lamp in glass, gilded bronze and enamelled porcelain. 19th century A pedestal with rocailles and medallions serves as the base for the porcelain vase decorated with roses that acts as the body of the lamp, and has two metal handles. The upper part has the key to control the gas outlet, and the flame is protected by a glass cylinder that is surrounded by a pink-coloured, carved glass flower. Without forgetting the functionality of these works, time and effort have been devoted to the decorative part, as this is a lamp intended for an important interior.

· Size: 30x30x85 cms.
DECORATIVE ANTIQUES
MISCELLANEOUS

Ref.: Z6222
ORNAMENTAL MIRROR WITH CREST, 18TH CENTURY.

Cornucopia with a prominent crest in carved and gilded wood, 18th century. Cornucopia with a rectangular mirror inside, decorated in its frame with simple mouldings (some concave, others straight and others convex) without exaggerated movement and, on the outside, some light garlands of flowers. The upper crest stands out, very highlighted, formed by rocailles, curved mouldings, flowers and a vase. This work is of great interest because, while the simple lines to which we have referred respond more to models that follow the Neoclassical style, other elements (rocailles, concave mouldings together with convex ones, movement, decorative exuberance...) respond to the Rococo style. In the 18th century in Spain both artistic styles coexisted. Requires cleaning and light restorations

· Size: 96x35x185 cms
ANTIQUES

Ref.: Z5301
COMMODE WITH DRESSING TABLE. WOOD, METAL, GLASS.

Dressing table. Solid wood veneered in lemongrass root, gold metal handles, glass. Chest of drawers with four drawers at the front with gold fittings raised on small legs and with, above the top, another three drawers and a rectangular mirror. The shapes, lines and decorative details are reminiscent of English examples.

· Size: 98x50x160 cms.
DECORATION
FURNITURE;CLASSIC

Ref.: E412
WALNUT GATELEG TABLE, “CLAW AND BALL” LEGS, 19TH CENTURY.

Walnut winged and claw-foot table, 19th century. The rectangular table stands on four eagle-shaped legs holding balls, with a drawer and two folding tops (from which the name of this type comes). The decorative simplicity of the work is due to its creation as a primarily functional piece of furniture, although the characteristic use of decorative elements from different traditions can be seen, something common in 19th-century art. The legs are very common in 18th-century English examples (“claw and ball” with a cabriolet leg) and the wood from which it is made is the most common in Spanish furniture.

· Size: abierta 138,5x 117 x 78 cerrada 57x117x78 cms.
DECORATIVE ANTIQUES
FURNITURE

Ref.: Z0485
FRAME

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· Size: 49,5x41,5 / int: 25x27 cms.
ANTIQUES

Ref.: Z0307
SMALL VASE. GOLDEN METAL AND GLASS. 19TH CENTURY.

Violet box. Gilded metal and glass. 19th century. A fine vase of the so-called violet type, consisting of a lower body in gilded metal with three legs, a series of decorated mouldings and, as a finishing touch, an orb with roses on which Cupid is seated, and another upper body composed of a simple flower made of opaque glass. The classical influence of the piece responds to the tastes of Neoclassicism.

· Size: 16x16x40 cms.
DECORATIVE ANTIQUES
MISCELLANEOUS

Ref.: Z2669
OCTAGONAL BOX IN WOOD

A flat octagonal box with a key lock and decorated with magnificent marquetry. On the lid, the decorative plant elements are arranged around a very delicate central motif; on the sides, a band with symmetrical plant elements has been arranged under another band of very elegant and simple geometric motifs, so as not to overshadow the former. The motifs on the box are reminiscent of Boulle-type marquetry due to their delicacy and design.

· Size: 53x53x18 cms.
DECORATIVE ANTIQUES
MISCELLANEOUS

Ref.: Z0516
MAHOGANY BRAZIER SPAIN, 18TH CENTURY.

Mahogany brazier box, 18th century. The box stands on claw-shaped legs with balls. It has a circular profile and is decorated with mixed-linear skirts at the bottom and nails with plant elements at the top. The central hollow contains the container for the coal, which has two handles decorated with scallops. This type of furniture was widely used in homes as a heating system or to purify the air (by burning olive stones), varying in type and decoration according to the importance of the family.

· Size: 87x87x20 cms.
DECORATIVE ANTIQUES
MISCELLANEOUS

Ref.: Z0446

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