Traditional auction in Charleville-Mézières: Works of art from Asia, Africa and the Middle East, mainly from the estate of Mrs Jeanine VERZAT, the only daughter of Rear Admiral André STOURM, a naval officer stationed in Saigon in the 1930s and subsequently in West Africa (porcelain, lacquerware, furniture, sculptures, carpets) - A collection of antique and modern books (including *Le premier livre des narrations fabuleuses* by G. GUEROULT, 1558, and *La nef des fous* by S. BRANDT, 1497, lots presented in collaboration with Mr Ludovic MIRAN, Expert / 06.07.17.37.20) - Old paintings (including a large painting by Joost Cornelisz DROOCHSLOOT presented in collaboration with Mr Stéphane PINTA of the TURQUIN firm) - Archaeological antiquities (amphorae, flint) - Ceramics (VALLAURIS, including works by R. PICAUD, J. GERBINO, GIRAUD, D. MASSIER, G. MASSIER, J.J. VIAL and J. CLAIR-GUYOT in GIEN, LONGWY, J. COCTEAU, J. MARAIS, ROSENTHAL, P. MILLET, LIMOGES, BOCH Frères in LA LOUVIERE, BAYEUX, BING & GRONDHAL) - 19th- and 20th-century paintings and drawings (W. WILD, E. DAMAS, A. BIRY-AUTRET, L. PIERPONT, R. LUDOVIC, H. BRUN-MARIN, R. HOCHEID, M. SARAZIN, J. BENNER, B. FIEULLIEN, G. CROIZON, M.A. SCHARLING, O. SEITZ, W. SHIRLAW, E. MILLARD, L. HAFFNER, J.C. TABURET, F. LE CHUITON, J.E. SEVELLEC, E. DETAILLE) – Contemporary and regional painters (J.P. SURIN, H. PAUGET, L. SYLVA LE FUR, JC. BARTHEL, F. DEPRESLE, R. BESSE) - 18th- and 19th-century and modern sculptures in wood, bronze, biscuit porcelain, marble and chryselephantine (J.A. FAUGINET, A. CROISY, A.V. Becquerel, R. Chomeaux (known as Chomo), D. Alonzo, L.M. Delapchier, P.J. Mene) - Antique furniture and pieces from the 1970s (including tasselled chandeliers, gilded wooden mirrors, NOVALUX, P.VANDEL, BAGUES, KWOW HOH CHAN for STEINER, M.CADESTIN for AIRBORNE, C. LIAIGRE, M. HELD, ECOLIGHT, POINT DE SEDAN rugs) - Crystal (including BACCARAT, LALIQUE, DAUM, MULLER Frères, ROSENTHAL, MURANO, GALLE, PERTHUIS, LA ROCHERE) - Display items (miniature portraits, hunting buttons, a vermeil chalice by H. PEZIEUX, 18th- and 19th-century fans).
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