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Lot 275
A pair of French stained beech 'Japonism' display cabinets attributed to Gabriel Viardot, with gilt bronze mounts, each with a Chinese style pagoda top centred with an emerging dragon, with oriental incised decoration and panels, with a glazed door enclosing a plush lined interior with shelves and a drawer, decorated with reticulated brackets, on scroll feet and later Shepherd castors, late 19th / early 20th century, 195cm high, 98.3cm wide, 47cm deep. (2) Gabriel Viardot (1830-1906) was a famous Parisian cabinetmaker and designer making furniture in the Chinese and Japanese styles. He mixed many East Asian decorative elements and his ideas were fuelled by French Colonial trading links with the Far East. In 1889 he won a gold medal at the Paris International Exhibition.
Lot 599
Early 19th century Biedermeier Karelian birch rosewood crossbanded and brass inlaid escritoire, the superstructure with three central locking drawers with bronze sphinx handles, above pull out rosewood lined cloth inset writing surface with two drawers, the base with a long drawer and a cupboard door flanked by six further drawers on plinth base, 110cm x134cm .
Lot 616
Title: LŽopold Steiner (1853-1899): Cat toy, patinated bronze & Jean Jules Cambos (1828-1917): 'David', patinated bronze Description: Dimensions: H 44,5 cm (cat toy) H 34 cm (David) The work of Cambos marked 'Bronze garanti au titre - Paris' and marked with a monogram (probably E.P.) under a kind of bell, referring to the bronze foundry. The same monogram can be found on the bottom.
Lot 628
Title: A Neoclassical three-piece gilt bronze mounted and white marble clock garniture, France, 19th C. Description: Dimensions: H 43,5 cm (the clock) H 39,5 cm (the sides) The work marked 'Medaille d'argent Vincenti & Cie', 'Made in France' and '5176. The dial marked - hard to read - 'Thiebaut Frres - Fumire & Cie successeurs' (1906-1926) and ... . The sides numbered '749'.
Lot 626
Title: A Neoclassical gilt bronze mounted white marble mantel clock, France, 19th/20th C. Description: Dimensions: H 49 cm - L 50 cm Literature: A variont on this model is illustrated in P. Kjellberg, Encylopedie de la pendule française, Paris, 1997, page 268. Compare: For a variant on the same decorative theme: Glebe House, Mont Pellier and Woodbury House: Three Country House Collections, sold in Christie's London, on the 17 June 2015 (link).
Lot 611
Title: Jan Desmarets (1961): Walking man, green brown patinated bronze, ed. 2/8 Description: Dimensions: H 94 cm References: Jan Desmarets (¡1961) is a Flemish sculptor. He was born in Ypres and grew up in Wervik. He studied Sculpture at the Royal Academy of Fine Arts in Ghent. Desmarets is fascinated by 'the immense power, intense beauty and lean sensuality of specific animals and people' (link).
Lot 618
Title: Louis Van Cutsem (1909-1992): The head of a young lady, patinated bronze, dated 1946 & two bronze busts, 20th C. Description: Dimensions: H 66 cm - 44,5 cm (the Van Cutsem sculpture with and without the black marble base) H 55,5 cm (the bust of the man) H 42 cm (the bust of the lady) Both busts signed.
Lot 544
Title: A bronze mounted wooden 'Pleyel, Lyon & Cie' chromatic harp, France, about 1900 Description: Dimensions: H 178,5 - L 100 cm The harp marked 'Pleyel, Lyon & Cie Paris', 'Harpe syste. Gve. Lyon brevetŽ' and numbered '690'. At the end of the 1800s Pleyel, under the direction of Gustav Lyon (1857-1936), manufactured a chromatic cross-strung harp with two rows of strings. This new harp took advantage of two rows of strings that corresponded to the notes of the white and black keys of the piano respectively. In spite of the institution of some schools of chromatic harp in the conservatories of Paris, Brussels and Parma and the commission to Claude Debussy of the composition of the Danses Sacre et Profane (1904), after the 1950s this instrument was rarely used (link). Compare: A similar harp (num. 742) is part of the collection of the Conservatorio di Musica Arrigo Boito, Parma, Italy (link). Harp '689' was sold at Kodner Galleries, Florida (USA) on 13 December 2006 (lot 181) for a hammer price of $3,800 (link).
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