PAIRE D`APPLIQUES `AUX CORS DE CHASSE`, D’ÉPOQUE NÉOCLASSIQUE - photo 1

PAIRE D`APPLIQUES `AUX CORS DE CHASSE`, D’ÉPOQUE NÉOCLASSIQUE

Lot 117
23.11.2021 10:00UTC +01:00
Classic
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€ 87 500
AuctioneerCHRISTIE'S
Event locationFrance, Paris
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ID 679163
Lot 117 | PAIRE D'APPLIQUES 'AUX CORS DE CHASSE', D’ÉPOQUE NÉOCLASSIQUE
Estimate value
€ 40 000 – 60 000
PAIRE D'APPLIQUES 'AUX CORS DE CHASSE', D’ÉPOQUE NÉOCLASSIQUE



ATTRIBUEE TO CLAUDE GALLE, D’APRÈS UN MODÈLE DE E. J. GALLIEN ET P. BUREAUX, DÉBUT DU XIXe SIÈCLE



En bronze ciselé et doré, à cinq bras de lumière enrubannés et noués de branchage de chêne et présentant un pied d’honneur, chacune marquée 516 ainsi que TRF à deux reprises ; un certain nombre d’ornements probablement associés au XIXe siècle

H.: 107 cm. (42 in.) ; L.: 49 cm. (19 1⁄4 in.)







Provenance

Ancienne collection, Enid Haupt ; vente Christie's, New York, 27 Mai 1999, lot 229.







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Post lot text

A PAIR OF NEOCLASSICAL ORMOLU FIVE-BRANCH ’HUNTING HORN’ WALL-LIGHTS, ATTRIBUTED TO CLAUDE GALLE, EARLY 19th CENTURY, AFTER THE MODEL BY E. J. GALLIEN AND P. BUREAUX
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