Screen in Coromandel lacquer period late XVIII composed of 8 sheets enlarged in the lower part, joined in four doors

Rococo style fountain, carved lime and beige lacquer, basin lined with zinc, 19th century

Wooden presentation easel imitating bamboo early twentieth time

Pink marble basin, gadroons and palmettes, rests on a trapezoidal column with cubic base circa 1900

Pair of andirons of Louis XV style sculpture and painting late 19th century

Rafraîchissoir of both, Belgian marble molded and carved foliage and shells era XVIII

Box wood veneer wig olive era XVIII

Plant holder mahogany, a frieze drawer, interior sheet England late eighteenth early nineteenth

Model of coat of arms on wooden panel time the end of XIX ème, work of control signed and dated J.Simon on 1899

White and yellow earthenware architecturally shaped stove decorated with a cartouche and a flamed pot. Germany ?, 18th century, good working order.

Screen 8 leaves Coromandel lacquered, double-sided decor of palace scenes animated characters, birds and plants, eighteenth time reinforced and framed early twentieth
The paintings in the screen depict scenes that took place on the occasion of a birthday party of Kwotse-Yn =, born under the Thang dynasty he was civil and military governor of the north when he was ordered to pacify the Tartar and Burma, a mission he carries out in a masterly way. So Emperor Thang Uyen Trong appointed him Grand Chancellor of the Empire with unlimited power, he held the fate of all military and civilian mandarins in his hands, he was subsequently elevated to the title of Prince of Fan-Yang.
This prince reigned for 20 years, his prestige was such that the most perfect tranquility never ceased to reign both inside and outside, no Chinese mandarin, of all time, has occupied a function so high, he is the only one who has enjoyed at the same time the five following goods: wealth, honor, happiness, longevity and posterity.
Our screen consists of 8 tables, in the lower part and from right to left:
1) The entrance to the Prince's Palace
2) the prince in palanquin back from the banquet offered by the emperor in his honor "fame goes up to heaven like the sun"
3 and 4) Prince's courtroom
5 and 6) Mandarins wish longevity to the prince with singing and dancing singers and men presenting gifts to the Prince
7 and 8) the prince's family in joy
This description was made in Saigon on May 14, 1927