Table and silverware

ROUART, rue de la Paix - Porcelain service set with purple cameo decoration of flowering hedges and Indian flowers in the Meissen style, wickerwork motifs in slight relief and herringbone braid around the edges, comprising thirty-six dinner plates, twelve soup plates, seventeen dessert plates, twelve cheese plates, two leaf-shaped dishes, three oval dishes, four compote dishes in two sizes, six small butter dishes, one covered vegetable dish, one covered sugar bowl. First half of the 20th century

SARREGUEMINES, Part of an earthenware dinner service, "Estrées" model, including : - 48 dinner plates - 12 soup plates - 36 dessert plates - 1 footed bowl - 1 small covered vegetable dish - 1 gravy boat - 2 ramekins - 2 covered salad bowls - 2 oval serving dishes - 3 round serving dishes - 1 deep serving dish A total of 109 pieces

PARIS END OF THE 19th CENTURY In a wooden case with brass trim, bearing the name of the retailer: A. BRETON 39 & 41 Place du Grand Marché TOURS, part of a silver menagère, single-flat model without shoulder, figured in a laurel applique medallion. Comprising 94 pieces: - 18 table spoons - 18 table forks - 18 dessert spoons - 18 dessert forks - 18 tea spoons - 1 leg of lamb handle - 1 leg of lamb cutlery - 1 ladle Net weight: 3664 g - gross weight: 444 g Minerva hallmark Goldsmith : Emile PUIFORCAT Enclosed : 1 pie scoop, 1 sugar tongs, 1 cheese knife and 4 salt scoops of different models, most with the same numeral - hallmarked Minerva. Net weight: 77 g - gross weight: 241 g Condition: missing key and brass lock plate

Ceramic umbilicus plate with buff and blue glaze. Decorated with cypresses and fleurons on the rim (hair, some wear, especially on the umbilicus, and slight chipping around the edges). Hispano-Moorish, Valencia, mid-16th century Diameter: 22.9 cm - Height: 2.9 cm Provenance: SPITZER Collection, then by descent

Paris - Important porcelain service set with green and gold fillet decoration, including a covered soup tureen, two covered vegetable dishes, an oval centerpiece imitating wickerwork, three pedestal cake stands, a covered sugar bowl, two round dishes, five compote dishes, two ravioli dishes, sixty-seven dinner and dessert plates, five soup plates, a covered teapot, a milk jug and a sugar bowl. 19th century

PARIS circa 1650 Silver chalice, partially gilded around the rim and inside the bowl. The circular foot is bordered by an openwork leafy frieze, underlined by a line of seeds, and is engraved on the reverse: F.C. The foot is embossed with the instruments of the passion between three cherubs' heads, chased as a reminder on the stem's knot, chased with fruit, and the false cup in a frame of two gadroon flanges underlined by two smaller flanges. Master goldsmith: attributed to François LENRET, received in 1643 Gross weight: 770 g - height: 27.7 cm - diameter of foot: 16.3 cm - of bowl: 9.9 cm Only the goldsmith's hallmark appears on the bowl - no jurande hallmark. Condition: old restoration and consolidation between the inside of the circular foot and the start of the shaft.

LIMOGES Porcelain dinner service with polychrome decoration of flowers and braid, model Hibiscus Vieux Chine numbered 386 marked on the reverse comprising: 60 plates including : -24 plates D: 24.5cm (one with a chip) -12 plates D: 22.2cm -12 soup plates D: 22.5cm -12 dessert plates D: 20cm (one with chip) One covered vegetable dish on display A sauceboat on an adjoining tray (a chip on the tray) A bowl, two round dishes and a display stand Two ravioli dishes A porcelain coffee service with polychrome decoration of flowers and braid, Hibiscus Vieux Chine model numbered 264 and marked on the reverse, comprising : A covered coffee pot A covered sugar pot A milk jug 10 cups 11 saucers 20th century

A polychrome, green, blue, yellow, red and manganese ceramic bowl on pedestal, decorated with grimacing masks and foliage; reverse, blue and manganese jaspered (small accidents and restorations, missing at the edge of the pedestal, two fleurons previously redone). Palissy suite, first half of the 17th century Diameter: 24.7 cm - Height: 5 cm Old label Spitzer Collection The Musée du Louvre has a very similar dish in its collection (inv. MR 2310). Provenance: SPITZER Collection, then by descent Reproduced under number 622 of the Spitzer Collection catalog, p. 109 of the 1893 sale catalog.

PUIFORCAT, part of an Art Deco silverware set, numbered BL, comprising 12 large flatware pieces, a ladle, 12 small silver spoons. Minerve hallmark. Goldsmith EP. 12 small spoons of a different model, EP goldsmith. Weight: 2756g. Also included is a silver-plated service in the same style. Wear and tear

BERNARDAUD, Limoges, France Suite of twelve large plates and twelve dessert plates in white porcelain "Vanoise model". The rim is imprinted with stylized interlacing and friezes of gold water leaves. D.24,5 cm D. 21,5 cm

LUC LANEL for CHRISTOFLE twelve silver-plated "Ondulations" HOLDER HOLDS. Model created in the 1930s. In their original case, signed Christofle and Christofle Paris on the box.

Vermeil chalice, hallmark of Favier Frères, circa 1860, richly engraved with foliage and friezes, the shaft with poly-lobed ring, standing on a poly-lobed flared foot, decorated with mandorla medallions enamelled with portraits: The Virgin, Saint Joseph, the crucified Christ, and three Evangelists (?) Master and Minerve hallmarks PB. 511 g. H. 22.4 cm And a vermeil paten, engraved on the reverse with a cross Minerve hallmark PB. 95 g. D. 14 cm

Liège XVIIIe Fambeaux en argent - LIÈGE XVIIIème siècle - Pair of twisted silver torches - Ofèvrerie liégeoise - Charles d'Oultremont (1764-1771) 1750 letter E and H, circa 1768 and 1771 - MO Melchior Dartois (1726-1804) H: 22 cm Total gross weight: 910g

A GIUSTINIANI RED WARE PART DESSERT SERVICE NAPLES, CIRCA 1830 - A GIUSTINIANI RED WARE PART DESSERT SERVICE NAPLES, CIRCA 1830 Painted in the Attic manner with Etruscan subjects, comprising; ten dessert plates, 24.5cm diameter, two low kylix comports, 8.5cm x 25cm and two larger, 11cm & 11.5cm x 27cm, all with a Vitruvian scroll inner border save the larger of the four comports, impressed script Giustiniani marksNicola Giustiniani established the works in Naples in 1760, originally producing cream-coloured earthenware and prospered into the 19th century, eventually closing about 1885. It was helped in part by the closure of the royal porcelain works in Naples in 1821. With the discovery of the buried ruins of the towns of Pompeii and Herculaneum and the historical artefacts uncovered there which went on to influence art movements throughout Europe, Naples was therefore very much on the Grand Tour circuit. Wealthy tourists from Northern Europe would wish to buy souvenirs, Antique copies and associated items and the Giustiniani works were just one of many factories reproducing bronzes, ceramics, glass etc. after the Antique and this can clearly be seen here in the decoration of these plates.Examples of the works of Giustiniani can be seen at the Palace of Caserta, built for Charles VII of Naples and completed by Ferdinand IV of Naples. For those interested, a visit to the Reggia at Caserta, a world heritage site, would justify a visit to Naples on its own merits even without the other rich historical wonders on offer in Naples and its environs.

VILLEROY BOCH, Enameled earthenware "Acapulco" coffee service set including 6 cups and 6 saucers, a coffee pot, a sugar bowl and two small pots. One cup chipped

DOUAI 1768 Gilt silver olive spoon (later), filet pattern, engraved with two 19th-century DR Gothic letters topped by a marquis's crown. The spoon is pierced with foliage around a checkerboard engraved with flowers. The repercé is delimited by a heart-shaped cut-out specific to Maximilien Savary". The interior of the spoon is engraved with a stylized shell. Master goldsmith: Philippe-Joseph LEGRAIN, received in 1756. Weight: 101 g - length: 28.8 cm Literature: in Madame Nicole CARTIER's book "Les orfèvres de Douai", on page 287, there is an olive spoon from 1743 - 1744 by Maximilien SAVARY, with exactly the same pattern. This model was therefore adopted by LEGRAIN thirteen years after the original.

PUIFORCAT Jean-Emile (1897-1945) Two dishes, one square and one rectangular, and a sauceboat with adjoining tray in plain silver, the sauceboat with two wooden handles, with its mobile silver-plated metal trim, figured ML (scratches from use) Art Deco period Marked and signed Dishes: Net weight: 1534 g - 30 x 30 cm and 40.5 x 27.5 cm Gravy boat: Gross weight: 813 g

Louis Leloup ( 1929 ) - Louis Leloup ( 1929 ) "Intimacy Sculpture in translucent, rose-lined crystal. Signed and dated 1982 H : 40 cm

Partie de ménagère en argent 800/1000 de style Art Déco comprenant 61 pièces Monogrammé "BW" Poinçon Delheid Travail belge vers 1930 Poids hors couteau : 2100 g

Antoine CARDEILHAC official supplier to Napoleon III in 1955 and gold medalist at the 1878 Universal Exhibition. Carneilhac, a famous 19th-century silversmith's house, is renowned for its exceptional pieces. We present an exceptional Régence-style solid silver service comprising a tripod coffee pot, a teapot, a chocolate pot, a sugar bowl and a milk jug, all resting on a silver-plated metal tray. Spouts decorated with faun heads, carved wooden handles decorated with dog heads and snake coils. Minerve 1st title and AC goldsmith's hallmarks with the motif of the Legion of Honor cross, engraved CARDEILHAC Paris pieces. Weight: 9.78 kg Shipping unavailable Area: France Sizes: PLATEAU L 750 MM Condition: At first glance: good condition

FRANCE 18th CENTURY Pair of wall-mounted candlesticks in silver-plated metal, molded with gadroons, complete with their bracket in the form of a console with three scrolls. Plate height: 6.5 cm, Depth: 14.5 cm Condition

HAVILAND LIMOGES Porcelain dinner service "Arbre de vie" model in green monochrome with gold highlights including : - 12 dinner plates, D: 25 cm - 24 bread plates, D: 19 cm - 12 dessert plates, D: 22 cm - 1 sauce boat - 4 ramekins - 1 large covered soup tureen - 2 serving dishes, D: 30 and 31.5 cm - 1 oval platter, 35 x 27 cm - 1 cake dish, 29 x 23 cm - 1 round deep dish, D: 32 cm - 5 tea cups and 5 saucers - 12 coffee cups and 12 saucers (very good condition)

Part of a white porcelain dinner service painted in polychrome with beautiful floral decoration between two gold fillets, on the wing a bouquet of violets with flowering branches, and in grouped bouquets punctuated with stylized daisy-queens at the basin. It comprises 24 pieces: - 14 plain rim plates and 2 large plates, marked "Sevres" and "M.Nle./de Sevres" (Diam.: 23 and 27 cm) - 2 round dishes, with stylized ermine, one marked "Sevres" (Diam.: 30.3 and 35 cm) - 2 oval dishes, marked "Sevres" (Length: 24.5 and 31.3 cm) - 4 octagonal soup bowls, three marked "Sèvres" and "M.Imple./deSevres" (Width: 23 cm) Manufacture de Sèvres, Circa 1804-1812 for part (Accidents and chips, chips on the heels, wear on the decorations and gilding, restorations. Reassorted service over time).

Blue-decorated earthenware plate depicting Mars with a spear in his right hand and a shield in the other. Lighthouse mark on reverse (a few chips around the edges, slight wear). Savona, early 18th century Diameter: 20.8 cm Old collection label Provenance: SPITZER Collection, then by descent

Roger CAPRON (1922 - 2006) and VALLAURIS. Chevrette pitcher in black and white ceramic. Missing cork stopper. Signed on the underside. Height: 33 cm (scratches) ***** Placing a bid implies acceptance of our conditions of sale, so please refer to them for shipping information ****

Vase LALIQUE St-Marc - René LALIQUE (1860-1945) Saint-Marc vase in molded-pressed glass. Created in 1939, signed LALIQUE CRISTAL (illegible) under the base H: 17 cm Very slight chips under the foot and wear

CHRISTOFLE - Partie de ménagère Rubans - CHRISTOFLE - Set of silver-plated household knives, Crossed Ribbons pattern, monogrammed DBv Serrated knives: large (12) medium (12) fish (12) small (2) Forks: large (12) fish (12) medium (12) dessert (6) small (6) three-pointed (7) lobster (10) Spoons: large (12) medium (12) dessert grades (6) dessert small (6) ice cream (12) coffee (15) One small ladle

Série de trois plats et trois assiettes en faïence de Delft à décor de paysages animés en camaïeu bleu Travail hollandais du XVIIIe siècle Diamètre: 22,5 et 25,5 cm

Saint-Louis champagne cooler and ice bucket "Thistle Gold" Colorless crystal glass, cut. Bell-shaped, two round handles on the sides. Wedge-cut friezes below, the rim with etched and gilded ancanthus border. H. 14.8 cm-20 cm. A French Saint Louis cut crystal glass champagne bucket and ice bucket "Thistle Gold". France. Saint-Louis-lès-Bitche. Cristalleries de Saint-Louis. Late 20th century.

RARE PETITE CUILLÈRE EN ARGENT AUX ARMES DE L’EMPEREUR NAPOLÉON IER PAR BIENNAIS PROVENANT DU PILLAGE DE LA BERLINE - Filet coffee spoon, silver 1st title (950 thousandths), the handle stamped with the large arms of Emperor Napoleon I. Paris, 1809-1819. 2nd cock title mark and Minerve head guarantee mark. Goldsmith's hallmark of Martin-Guillaume BIENNAIS (1764-1843). Austrian General Control Mark, Saint Polten, 1810-1822. L. 14.2 cm. Weight: 30.5 g. Provenance - Napoleon I's dinner service. - Taken during the looting of the Emperor's sedan on the evening of June 18, 1815. - Private collection, Paris. Exhibition Napoleon's sedan, the mystery of the spoils of Waterloo. Musée de la Légion d'Honneur, March 7 to July 8, 2012, p. 261 (illustrated). History Martin Guillaume Biennais is considered one of France's greatest silversmiths. Under the Empire, he was the goldsmith of the imperial court and, above all, the official goldsmith of Emperor Napoleon I. In 1802, he obtained exclusive rights to supply the Emperor's table. He produced a vermeil service and a silver service, which were completed in 1810 and 1811. All pieces received an inventory number engraved by Biennais in September 1812, so our unnumbered spoon is later than this date. Coffee spoons from the surviving silver service are extremely rare, as we know that all the silver remaining in France was melted down in the 19th century, notably by Napoleon III. Thus, the remaining silverware can only have come from St. Helena or from the looting of the sedan at Waterloo (see Exhibition catalog, La berline de Napoléon, le mystère du butin de Waterloo. Musée de la Légion d'Honneur, March 7 to July 8, 2012, article by Anne Dion, p. 259). Our spoon, bearing the famous Austrian General de Saint Polten control mark, therefore comes from the looting of the sedan on the evening of June 18, 1815 (all the silver taken from the sedan was later re-punched). The Emperor, caught in the traffic jam caused by the rout, had to leave his sedan in a hurry, leaving behind his bicorne and numerous personal effects, including his silverware. Prussian troops led by Blücher looted the sedan and shared the spoils. An inventory by Louis XVIII's Intendant des Dépenses, Forestier, shows that the losses of "silverware that fell to the Allies in June 1815" were enormous, and included "33 teaspoons", making them rare compared with "104 knives" and "99 pieces of cutlery". Our spoon is thus one of the thirty-three looted at Waterloo in June 1815. Related works - An Emperor's cutlery set with a knife from the Berline, Millon sale, May 26, 2023, lot 141 (sold for €62,400). - A cutlery from the looting of the Berline, sold at Kâ-Mondo, June 24, 2015, lot 147 (sold for €31,000). - A spoon from the Emperor's service, in a case, with autograph label signed by Joseph Bonaparte, brother of the Emperor "Tiré du nécessaire de l'Empereur: donné par moi, à mon neveu François Clary. 1839". Sale April 24, 2011, Maître Bailleul (Bayeux). - A set of five table spoons, five table forks, three teaspoons and six table knives, sold at Christie's, Paris, December 19, 2007, lot 173 (sold for €162,000).

PARIS 1765 - 1766 Set of nine silver brooches depicting swords. Master silversmith: Nicolas-Martin LANGLOIS, received in 1758 Weight: 128 g - length: 16.1 cm for eight, 18.7 cm for one

THIRTEEN LIMOGES PORCELAIN PINK-GROUND ROCOCO REVIVAL DESSERT PLATES, CIRCA 1900 - THIRTEEN LIMOGES PORCELAIN PINK-GROUND ROCOCO REVIVAL DESSERT PLATESCIRCA 1900Painted with flowers and gilt and with iron-red painted COPELAND mark, possibly replacements for an earlier Copeland service, 22.5cm diameter

Mithé ESPELT (1923-2020). Glazed ceramic mirror with cracked glass. Dimensions: 31.5 x 33 cm

A set of 3 snuffboxes in 925‰ silver, three of which have vermeiled interiors : PN: 133 g and two in silver 800‰ PN: 123g

Set of eleven famille rose porcelain pieces including: - Three oblong dishes, decorated with flowering branches, bronze mount for the largest (chip to one, missing and cracked for the largest, wear and small enamel chips), L.: 28, 29 and 39.5 cm - A covered terrine decorated with scenes of characters (lid of the terrine associated) - A small covered pot and a bowl with lobed rim - A cup and saucer with a Capuchin base and three bowls, decorated with flowers and butterflies (small dent in one bowl). A famille rose-style bowl with gilt-bronze mounting is included. China, 18th century Diameters: from 7.4 to 14 cm Heights: 7.3 and 7.6 cm (pot and bowl) Terrine dimensions: 15.3 x 19 x 12 cm

Imposing covered cup representing an ostrich with plumage of rare quality, oval base representing a rock on guilloche palm leaves, late 19th century work. English hallmarks with lion, b (1897) and F (English mark for imported silverware) and leopard's head; Probable origin Hanau in Germany, result on 27 September 2012 at Christie's at 32200 euros! . Weight: 1.82 kg Shipping unavailable Area: England Sizes: H 420MM X L 260 MM Condition: At first glance: good condition

François LEMBO (1930-2013). Circular gold and green enameled ceramic mirror. Signed on the back. Diameter: 20 cm

Sèvres - Porcelain coffee set with marine scene, composed of twelve cups and saucers, a coffee pot, a milk jug and a sugar bowl, blue mark under the pieces, 19th century. Weight: 3.50 kg Shipping unavailable Area: France Sizes: H 280MM X L 240MM PLUS AUTRES MESURES Condition: At first glance: good condition

Dominique POUCHAIN (1956). Large polychrome ceramic turtle. Signed. Dimensions: 27 x 75 x 42 cm.

Emile GALLÉ Petit vase - Emile GALLÉ (1846-1904) Small multi-layered pâte de verre vase decorated with trees on a pink and green background. Signed Gallé on the foot H: 14 cm

Manufacture de LONGCHAMP. Suite of six asparagus plates in barbotine earthenware with polychrome decoration. Cracks and chips.

Set of 9 glass and crystal stoppers. 5-11 cm (some chips)

CHANTILLY soft porcelain rafraichissoir with kakiemon decoration Hunting horn mark 18th century H: 15 - Diam: 13 cm (accident to a handle)

PARIS XIXth CENTURY In a rectangular case marked "OBJETS D'ART ANCIENS - ORFEVRERIE BIJOUTERIE E. TABURET - G. BOIN SUCCESSEUR 8, RUE PASQUIER PARIS - set of knives from three different series, with turquoise-blue tinted glass handles enhanced with gilded lambrequins, the vermeil ferrule decorated with interlacing on a guilloché background, comprising : - 6 table knives, steel blades marked Paris - length: 26 cm - 3 dessert knives, silver blades by Pierre Queille 1834 - 1846 - length: 20.2 cm - 3 dessert knives, idem blades without button fixing the silk Condition: one table knife broken and repaired

France 19th century Set of three lorgnettes : - brass and mother-of-pearl with two trays composed of mother-of-pearl panels, Deployed height: 5.7 cm - diameter: 4.6 cm - in brass, with eight prints, the base on a black varnish background adorned with a scene of antique-style children chasing animals (missing), Deployed height: 10.6 cm - diameter: 4.5 cm - Signed Lerebours Paris, place du Pont-Neuf (poor condition) in brass, Extended height: 8.5 cm - diameter: 4.1 cm

Roger CAPRON (1922-2006) Glazed ceramic vase with ears. Signed Capron Vallauris on the bottom. Height: 26cm. Two chips on the neck.

Set of seven earthenware asparagus plates with polychrome decoration, some compartmentalized. Different models. Small chips.

SÈVRES - Pair of Boizot porcelain bowl trays, agate blue background, decorated on the border with a frieze of gold palmettes and in the center with a rosette with palmettes, edged with gold fillets. Small chips. Manufacture royale de Sèvres, 1838. Marks in blue with King Louis-Philippe's cipher dated 1838, marks in red "Château de St Cloud", gilder's marks Moyez. H. 4.5 x D. 23 cm. Provenance Service of King Louis-Philippe at the Château de Saint-Cloud. History Louis-Philippe's first order for one of his residences came relatively early: in April and June 1832, the Sèvres manufactory was asked to supply a 1036-piece service (including 300 dinner plates) for the Château de Saint-Cloud, despite the King's lack of interest in this residence. The choice of this palace is certainly explained by the fact that it had strangely lacked a service worthy of the royal table since Louis XVI's miniature, mozaic service. Indeed, Josephine took the brown-red service with flowers from Malmaison after Redouté (1805), Cardinal Fesch received the lapis-blue service with heads imitating the cameo initially intended for Saint-Cloud (1808) and Compiègne recovered the gold service with garlands of flowers initially intended for the Clodaldian residence (1809). This was the beginning of the interconnections between Compiègne and Saint-Cloud, as Louis-Philippe decided to deliver the same service with an agate-blue background, a frieze of palmettes printed in gold, and a rosette in the middle of the pieces likely to be used at Compiègne, as early as January 1833 (2218 pieces). Under the Restoration, the "capraire" service was used in both residences. This similar choice obliged the Maison du Roi, in a letter dated January 31, 1833, to ask the Manufacture to differentiate the destination of each piece by means of an "inscription underneath", which would in fact be a red stamp on the reverse, alongside the Manufacture's usual manufacturing and decorative marks. This decision, which was unique in the history of royal services in France, was applied to all of King Louis-Philippe's table services, with the exception of the Bals service and only the dessert services (ordered by the King as such, although all the royal table services were in fact starter and dessert services).

ODIOT HOUSE Large covered tureen on pedestal In silver, flanked by two handles with stylized rocaille motifs The lid topped with three finely chased flowers and foliage Signed ODIOT PARIS under the base and goldsmith's mark H. 27cm. - L. 40cm. Weight 2882g.

Mithé ESPELT (1923-2020). Rectangular box with lid in polychrome enameled ceramic decorated with doves. Body in black painted wood. Dimensions: 5.4 x 15 x 11 cm