Louis XVI style inkwell in gilded and gilt bronze, lacquer of black and gold Japan and three celadon scoops, circa 1880

French School early nineteenth, rare "View of Puy en Velay" oil on canvas, gilded stucco frame (dim: 71 x 87cm

Louis VIDAL 1754-1805 "still life fruits and flowers on landscape background" oil on oak parquet panel signed lower right L.Vidal, gilt wood frame and carved period.

Johann Heinrich von Dannecker (1758-1841) after "Ariane on the panther" bronze event with patina medal soclée on yellow marble Siena

Giovanni CRIVELLI 1680-1760 attributed to "Low School Scene" oil on canvas (relocation and frame XIX) modern baguettedoree frame (149x125)

Pedestal table in natural wood and cubic marquetry, Swiss work or Rhone valley of the nineteenth

Eugène BULAND 1852-1927 "Young girl with poppy" oil on canvas signed and dated 1903 lower right, waxed oak frame, remains of expo label HC (frame dim: 105x156cm) Son of an engraver, Eugène Buland between at École des Beaux-Arts in Paris in the studio of Alexandre Cabanel. It begins with symbolist paintings depicting ancient scenes, then quickly turns to the representation of scenes from everyday life. Joining the movement of naturalist painters. He won the second Grand Prix of Rome in 1878 and 1879. His participation in the Salon was rewarded several times: after an honorable mention at the Salon of 1879, he received a third medal in 1884, then a second medal in 1887. He is honored a silver medal at the 1889 World's Fair. Finally, he was decorated with the Legion of Honor in 1894. Eugène Buland benefited from public commissions for major institutions, such as the Musée du Luxembourg in Paris and various provincial museums. He painted several panels of the Science Fair at the City Hall of Paris and decorates the ceiling of the town hall of Château-Thierry. The musée des beaux-arts in Carcassonne, which preserves his work Mariage innocent, devoted a retrospective from October 19, 2007 to January 19, 2008 and published for this occasion a catalog.

Large hollow bowl in polychrome china imitating cloisonné enamels, gilded bronze mount heads elephants (in the style of Barbedienne), late nineteenth time.

Pair of antique Empire period gilt bronze patina 3 lights with birds head holding the binet.

Box desk with cylinder and cartonnier in lacquer from Japan circa 1880

Andrea Fossati Toscolano Maderno, 1844 - 1919 "The young prince playing with his hawk" Oil on canvas signed 'A.Fossati' lower right frame time.

Gilded bronze clock from Restoration period "the four seasons and the 4 elements"