IRON CLOCK

In the Gothic style, Switzerland or Germany, 20th century. Punched.

Iron, polished. Skeletonized movement with four rectangular pillars. Bell case, decorated with a crown. Painted chapter ring, with the hours in Roman numerals. Movement with verge escapement and wheel balance, striking the hour on bell. On a wall console. Weights missing.

D 11 cm, H 32.5 cm.

COMMODE

Louis XIV/Régence, France, probably Montbeillard.

Walnut and burlwood, inlaid with geometric fillets and reserves. Front with three, curved drawers. Bronze mounts, later.

137 × 72 x 84 cm.

TWO FAUTEUILS

Régence style, France.

Beech, carved with leaves and shells. Padded seat and backrest. Different in shape and decoration. Yellow, striped velour cover.

Ca. 73 × 85 × 112 cm.

FRAME

Régence style, France, 19th century.

Wood and stucco, gilt. Shaped rectangular frame, decorated with leaves and shells.

92 × 76 cm.

SLATE TABLE

Baroque, Switzerland, 18th century.

Walnut. Rectangular top, inlaid with slate. Two drawers. Turned legs, connected by a stretcher.

118 x 87 x 74 cm.

"ONE-HANDED" RELIGIEUSE / WALL CLOCK

Neuchâtel, 18th century.

Enclosed, wooden case, painted dark. Pierced upper part. Painted, sheet-metal chapter ring with the hours in Roman numerals. Later, skeletonized, French movement with verge escapement, striking the hour on bell. Short rear pendulum. Weights missing.

23 x 11 x 33 cm.

TABERNACLE WRITING COMMODE

Baroque and later, Southern Germany, 18th century.

Walnut, plum and burlwood, inlaid in rectangular reserves and fillets. Double-curved upper part, with a door with three drawers on each side. Central part with inclined, hinged writing surface, in front of six drawers and two compartments. Double-curved, commode lower part, with two drawers. Bronze mounts. 1 key.

126 × 61(85) × 192 cm.

COMMODE

Baroque, Italy, 18th/19th century.

Walnut, inlaid in rectangular reserves. Curved front with three drawers. Scrolled feet. Bronze mounts.

94 x 55 x 80 cm.

SMALL COMMODE

Baroque, Switzerland, probably Berne or Lucerne ca. 1760.

Walnut. Front with 3 drawers. Bronze mounts and drop handles. 1 key.

68 × 49 × 77 cm.

COMMODE

Baroque, Italy, 18th/19th century.

Walnut, inlaid in rectangular reserves. Curved front with three drawers. Scrolled feet. Bronze mounts.

96 x 58 x 87 cm.

ARMCHAIR

Baroque, Germany, 18th century.

Walnut and oak. The seat and backrest, padded. Light green velour cover, patterned with leaves.

66 x 63 x 114 cm.

INLAID CUPBOARD

Baroque, Germany, 18th century.

Oak, in part blackened, walnut, in part fire-shaded, and inlaid ivory. Rectangular body. Two drawers. Front with double-doors. Doors, featuring depictions of two saints. Trick escutcheon. 1 key.

185 × 71 × 200 cm.

RELIGIEUSE / WALL CLOCK

Neuchâtel, 18th century.

Rectangular case, glazed on three sides, later painted with flowers on a red ground. White enamel dial with Roman numerals for the hours and Arabic numerals for the minutes. Movement with verge escapement, striking the 1/2-hour on bell. 1 key.

25 x 15 x 44 cm.

LARGE MIRROR "À PARECLOSES",

Baroque, Venice, 18th/19th century.

Wood and stucco, gilt. Decroated with flowers, scrolls and decorative friezes. The mirror glass, engraved with flowers, latticework and scrolls. The upper field features Venus with Cupid, the lateral panels depict heads of Romans in profile.

H 168 cm, W 113 cm.

COMMODE

Baroque, Switzerland or Germany.

Walnut and burlwood, inlaid in reserves. Front with four double-curved drawers. The top, probably with new veneer and with monogram AB MK. Brass mounts, later.

126 × 63 × 91 cm.

SMALL IRON CLOCK WITH FRONT PENDULUM AND ALARM

Northern Italy, ca. 1750/60.

Open, iron movement with brass gears. Dial, painted with flowers on a blue/green ground. Movement with verge escapement, and alarm on bell. Ropes and weights, missing.

22 x 12 x 30 cm.

CHANDELIER

Baroque style, 20th century.

Bronze. With six curved light branches.

Ø 58 cm, H 50 cm.

BUREAU PLAT

Louis XV, France ca. 1750/60.

Rosewood and tulipwood in veneer, and inlaid in reserves with fillets. Top, edged in brass. Three drawers. Curved legs with paw sabots. The top, lined with red, embossed leather. Gilt bronze mounts.

130 × 73 × 77 cm.

PAIR OF SCONCES

Louis XV style, France.

Gilt bronze. Two curved light branches, decorated with leaves, on a matching wall mount. Bud-shaped nozzles on blossom-shaped drip pans.

H 43 cm.

COMMODE

Louis XV style, France. With signature: H.J. Alivertti.

Rosewood and in part tinted woods, inlaid with flower and leaf tendrils in reserves. Front with two sans-traverse drawers. Bronze mounts. Beige/red speckled marble top.

106 × 51 × 82 cm.

PAIR OF CHAIRS

Louis XV, probably Lyons ca. 1750.

Beech, molded and carved with leaves and rocailles. Curved seat, legs and backrest. Caning. Cushion with orange velour cover.

50 × 50 × 96 cm.

CARVED AND PAINTED TABLE

Rococo style, 20th century.

Wood, carved with rocailles, flowers, leaves and scrolls, and painted grey-blue and parcel-gilt.

101 x 57 x 59 cm.

LACQUERED BRACKET CLOCK WITH DATE

George III, England, 2nd half of the 18th century. The dial and movement, signed Devereux Bowly London (free of Clockmakers Company 1718–1759).

Rectangular wooden case, red-lacquered in the " goût chinois". Silvered chapter ring, with the hours in Roman numerals and the minutes in Arabic numerals, within a gilt bronze surround featuring pierced tendrils and heads. Round reserve, framed by a laurel garland, with signature. Movement with lever escapement, striking the hour on bell. Striking mechanism can be turned off.

30 × 19.5 × 50 cm.

JARDINIERE

Louis XV, France ca. 1760.

Wood, in part pierced and carved with rocailles, flowers and palmettes, and painted white, and parcel-gilt. Brass bowl-insert, later. Probably, formerly a "table de chasse", converted later.

96 x 54 x 82 cm.

CARTEL CLOCK

Late Louis XV, France, 19th century. The movement, signed E. Caux Paris and numbered 45272.

Bronze, chiseled and gilt. Cartouche-shaped, curved case, decorated with flowers and scrolled leaves. Enameled dial featuring the hours in Roman numerals and the minutes in Arabic numerals. Parisian movement, striking the 1/2-hour on bell. Finely chiseled, pierced hands. 2 keys.

52 x 35 x 14 cm.