A set of two Charles X-period opaline pomiform bottles. One soapy with a "Desvignes" decoration of a garland of flowers and a frieze of palmettes (height: 14 cm, stopper attached), the second blue with a garland of flowers (height: 12.5 cm, wear).

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Set of five metal lock plates decorated with painted bands, four of which are rectangular (30 x 15 cm) and one of which forms a double circle (diameter: 30 cm). With three pairs of handles. Circa 1930. There is a rectangular lock plate with a tiger design and a brass knob and a chromed metal easel (height: 33 cm).

Pair of small oval miniatures of animated rural landscapes. One signed (Delaye?). 33 x 45 mm. One glass missing, lack and wear

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Lot no. 4

NAPOLEON EMPEROR OF THE FRENCH AND KING OF ITALY. Circular gilt copper medallion with the profile of Napoleon 1st laureate, facing left, after Galle, under curved glass. Total diameter: 19 cm. 19th century. With clasp. A slight indentation visible in the lower right corner.

Copper and brass whistling bird box with a rich decoration of gallant scenes and musical attributes worked in repoussé. A push-button mechanism in the shape of a bird reveals a whistling bird moving its wings and tail under the small oval lid. The mechanism engages. With a key. Early 20th century. 4.2 x 10 x 6.5 cm

An elegant 19th century Antique-style black marble and ormolu bowl with serpentine handles. Height: 25 cm. Wear to the gilding

Napoleon III period liquor cabinet in blackened wood veneer and brass inlay. With its glassware comprising four covered flasks (one stopper with a chip) and fourteen glasses, nine of which are patterned (one damaged) and five with patches.

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Lot no. 8

Elegant pair of late 19th century oil lamps consisting of a pair of fine Satzuma earthenware vases decorated in brown/gold on a beige background. European gilt bronze mounts. Height : 40 cm

A late 19th century brass and wood three-post telescope on a tripod base. Marked "Cutts London". Closed length: 53.5 cm. Length open: 116.5 cm

A late 19th century paraffin lamp with a porcelain body painted in the style of Watteau and flowers au naturel on a turquoise background, with a patinated Louis XVI style frame. Height with globe: 68 cm. Electrified

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Lot no. 11

Rare set of an alabaster bas-relief plaque with gold highlights depicting a Nativity. It is presented in a frame of the same period in moulded blackened pearwood embellished with chased and gilded bronze such as the pediment, spandrels and termo falls. Flemish work, Malines, 17th century (erosion, cracks and pitting). Frame: H: 54.5 cm, W: 43.5 cm. Plate: H: 12 cm, W: 9 cm. Expert : Cabinet ETIENNE-MOLINIER

A pair of three-light candelabra in patinated bronze and gilt bronze decorated with children holding cornucopias hanging from a tree trunk with porcelain flowers. On octagonal fluted bases. 19th century. Height : 39,5 cm

Elegant model of a two-masted ship called the Arethuse, a painted, varnished and gilded wooden sail and steam model with small figures on a pontoon. It is mounted in a rectangular varnished pitchwood case. Late 19th century. Case dimensions: 50 x 77 x 27 cm. Good condition, with some oxidation on the metal parts.

Headless statuette of the Virgin and Child in alabaster from the 17th - 18th centuries. She is standing, wearing a pleated drapery engraved with a fringed braid. Height: 33.5 cm. Missing, fixed on a small circular wooden base.

A large 18th century painted and gilded carved wood subject depicting a Saint with a staff. Height: 83.5 cm. The polychromy and gilding have been restored.

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19th century school: "Two Fates". Bronze subject with medal patina. Reduction of SAUVAGE, engraved with the point in the hollow interior DE FREVILLE. 29 x 53 x 19 cm. Our subject is related to the commission given by Lord Elgin to Auguste Clésinger to restore and complete the marble group brought back to the British Museum.

Guglielmo PUGI (1850-1915): "Bust of a young man". White marble subject on a black veined marble base. Signed on the back. Height : 41 cm

Auguste Joseph PEIFFER (1832-1886) : "Bather with swallows". Large biscuit subject. Height : 67 cm. Chips on the base

Friedrich GOLDSCHEIDER (1845-1897): "Bust of Beethoven". Large painted terracotta subject with shaded patina. Height : 67 cm

Renato CARVILLANI (1896 - 1972): "Visage d'homme, portrait de E. DE TOMBAY". Subject in patinated bronze. On a black marble base, titled, dedicated and dated 1950. Height : 49 cm

CLODION (1783-1814): "Two bacchantes with tambourine and bunches of grapes pursued by a small faun". 19th century bronze with golden patina. Height : 77 cm. Worn patina. Presented on a small wooden base.

Antoine-Louis BARYE (1796-1875): "Lion seated". Proof in bronze with shaded bronze patina. Cast at the end of the 19th century. Height : 20 cm

Victor SEGOFFIN (1867-1925): "Full-length female nude, l'Implorante". Sculpture in bronze with shaded brown patina, inscribed on the base 1899, cast signed Alexis RUDIER - Paris. Stamped in the artist's cypher AJVS in interlaced letters accompanied by the number 15. Height: 59 cm

Victor SEGOFFIN (1867-1925): "Female nude standing, hands on head". Small sculpture in patinated bronze on a ribboned onyx plinth, signed HOHWILLER - Paris, monogrammed A.JV.S 1900 with the letter R probably for Rome, stamped in the artist's cypher AJVS in interlaced letters with the number 19. Total height: 38.5 cm

Victor SEGOFFIN (1867-1925): "Female nude standing, arms by her sides". Sculpture in patinated bronze, signed on the terrace, noted on the side "Une Epave Esquisse avril 1898 A.JV.S", cast signed Alexis RUDIER - Paris. Height: 50.5 cm. Label stuck under the base "XIV. Esposizione Internazionale d'Arte della Citta di Venezia - 1924. 1264".

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Irénée ROCHARD (1906-1984): "Lioness walking". Bronze subject with shaded brown/green patina on black marble counter-socle, signed in point on counter-socle 16.5 x 32 x 12 cm. Minor chips to the edges of the marble.

Pierre Jules MENE (1810-1879): "Setter standing still". Bronze subject with dark shaded patina. Cast by Barbedienne in the first third of the 20th century. 21 x 34 x 14.5 cm

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Lot no. 28

DANTE - DALI: La divine comédie, l'Enfer, le Purgatoire et le Paradis, illustrés par DALI, Paris Les Heures Claires, 1963. 6 folio volumes in publisher's folders and boards, illustrated with a graphic composition, 100 wood-engraved compositions in colour out of the text, copy No. 1613.

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DALI's horses: 18 lithographs by Salvador DALI in colour. Text by Alain DECAUX and Léon ZITRONE, preface by Yves SAINT-MARTIN. Armand et Georges ISRAEL Editeurs, Paris 1983. Very large folio in leaves in a garnet velvet publisher's slipcase decorated with a copper plate after a work by DALI covering the first cover Claude Jobin lithographe. Copy n°3377

TOURSKY, Alexandre: My destiny ends at dawn. Original felt-tip drawings by Pierre AMBROGIANI. Marseille, Editions du Filin, 1947. In-folio, in sheets, in a folder and slipcase. Special one-off copy decorated with 21 felt-tip drawings (two signed).

TOURSKY, Alexandre: My destiny ends at dawn. Pointes-sèches by Pierre AMBROGIANI. Marseille, Editions du Filin, 1947. In-folio, in sheets, in a folder and slipcase. Numbered copy 121

BREL, Jacques: Œuvre poétique illustrated by Raymond MORETTI. Armand et Georges ISRAEL Editeur 1985: Two large folio sheets (One volume of poetic works with 15 illustrations + text, the second, copy no. 753 of 1986) in illustrated grey velvet publisher's slipcases.

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TENOT, Frank: JAZZ. Illustrated by Raymond MORETTI. Georges et Armand ISRAEL Edition, 1983. In folio leaves in publisher's red and gilt leatherette slipcase illustrated with a profile portrait. Copy no. 881. Poem by Claude NOUGARO, 12 illustrations, three lithographs signed by the artist.

19th century gilt brass tripod marine spyglass. Signed RAMSDEM LONDON. Length : 79 cm. Worn patina and slight oxidation. Cuts and soldering to the cap.

A late 19th century brass marine spyglass with two lights. The main body is sheathed in leather with two loops. The upper part with extensible lens cover. Unsigned. Closed length: 47 cm, open length: 104 cm. Wear and slight oxidation.

Late 19th century brass marine spyglass with removable tripod and small print. Marked NEWTOWN & Cie OPTILIANS 3 FLEET STREET TEMPLE BAR LONDON. Probably missing a screw for the sighting lens. Closed length: 109 cm. Minor dents and wear. In a wooden case

Engraved brass equinoctial sundial with central compass. Signed on the reverse Andreas VOGLER. Diameter: 5 cm. 18th century. With fitted case

Butterfield engraved brass octagonal sundial with compass and bird gnomon. On the back latitude of French and Italian cities. Signed Bernier in Paris. 7.6 x 6.5 cm. In its velvet-lined chagrin case.

DELURE à Paris : Octagonal brass sundial with compass and bird gnomon. On the back latitude of French and European cities, signed. 18th century. 7.1 x 6.3 cm

BUTTERFIELD in Paris : Octagonal engraved brass sundial with compass and bird gnomon. On the back latitudes of French cities and European capitals. Signed. Early 18th century. 7 x 5.8 cm. In its worn case

Engraved brass equinoctial sundial with central compass. Signed on the reverse Jehan SCHRETTEGGER in Augsbourg. Diameter : 5 cm. 18th century. With case

Beautiful early 19th century ebony and brass octant. The blade is graduated from 0 to 100°. Length: 30.5 cm. Slight cracks and restorations. With a double shaped oak case with two labels from Antoine ROUX in Marseille in French and English on the outer case. The lock is missing.

Blackened brass, gilt brass and polished brass sextant with wooden grip. Marked on the limb HEATH & Cie NEW ELTHAM LONDON SE9 and numbered KK361. Removable bezel. 23 x 25 x 10.5 cm (without bezel). Wear

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A carved and gilt wood clock with a large round enamelled dial with Arabic numerals and three hands (hours, 1/4 hours and days), surmounted by a vase in bloom, flanked by fauns supporting terraces decorated with vases and standing on nine small "toupies" feet. Early 19th century. 62 x 49 x 12 cm. Minor accidents, restorations, gilding, missing dial glass, pendulum and key. To be revised

Architectural portico clock in black marble and ormolu decorated with sea horses. The dial signed CORNELIS in Aix. Empire period. Height : 45 cm. Front left foot to be refixed

Small early 19th century gilt bronze and silver plated bronze clock surmounted by a standing figure of Napoleon. Small cock movement signed ROUILLY in Paris. Height of the clock: 24 cm. Under globe

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Lot no. 47

Restoration period clock in gilt bronze with agate and green patina bronze. Model showing the soldier Spartacus freed from his chains and ready to fight. Fine guilloche dial marked GERARD A MARSEILLE. Lock marked Streel - Pons médaille d'or 1827. Height 51 cm. Superb original condition (clock preserved under globe, total height 63 cm). No stamp or balance wheel

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Lot no. 48

A Romantic period clock in gilt and patinated bronze depicting Paul and Virginie. Height : 46 cm

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