Lighting

Philippe STARCK (1949) - FLOS Archimoon soft, aluminum table lamp with pleated fabric shade. Mounted on a wooden writing tablet. 86 x 59 x 33 cm

DAUM Suspension lamp in pâte de verre and forged. Diameter: 67 cm (oxidation, parts to be refixed, slight scratches)

Pair of silver-plated bronze candelabra in the Louis XV style Four lights, with rocailles decoration H.47 cm

Jules JOUANT (1863-1938) - Eugène BLOT Foundry Lamp model "Narcisse" in gilt bronze with two light arms. Signed and stamped "G. Blot Paris". 49.5 x 32 cm

MURANO Important pair of glass lamps with side handles. Art Deco period 52 x 38 x 29 cm A few chips.

André Charles Boulle, Umkreis - Museal pair of "guéridons porte-luminaire" Softwood (lime?), carved, with gilding over red bolus and chalk ground. Sculpturally carved bases for candelabra. Elaborately articulated baluster shafts on trefoil bases with volute feet. Decorated with floral pendants in relief, C-sweeps and acanthus, a gadrooned nodus, three fully sculpted griffin heads and three busts above small C-consoles. Round plate engraved with a grid pattern, an acanthus relief around the rim. H 88, top diameter 24 cm. France, around 1700, circle of André Charles Boulle. The two spectacular chandelier tables are based on motifs that can also be found on the chandelier in Sanssouci Palace. Jean Nerée Ronfort writes that King Frederick II acquired this magnificent ceiling crown in gilded and chased bronze in Paris in 1748 for 550 thalers. André Charles Boulle produced a series of these chandeliers with various decorative applications, including for the Duc d'Antin and the Bibliothèque Mazarine. It is obvious that the two carved "porte-luminaires" were inspired by the structure of his baluster shafts, in some cases adopting his exact motifs. Provenance Acquired from the previous owner on June 15, 1971 at the Galerie Jacques Perrin. Literature Cf. Wilson (ed.), Baroque and Régence. Catalogue of the J. Paul Getty Museum Collection, Los Angeles 2008, cat. No. 31, the two monumental carved candlestick bases known as "torchères" from the Régence period, c. 1725, the ménuisier also unknown. Cf. Ronfort (ed.), André Charles Boulle 1642 - 1732: A New Style for Europe, Paris 2009, cat. No. 33.

Pair of Empire-style wall appliqués Circa 1900 Carved wood Height 48 cm, width 37.5 cm

ASIA - A Canton polychrome porcelain plate decorated with butterflies, flowers and birds - A China-style porcelain plate enameled with lotus and prunus flowers - A Japanese porcelain lamp base with Imari decoration (H.: 21 cm)

Pair of cut glass candelabras with three lights. Work from the second half of the 20th century. H. 28 cm

Robert GUILLERME and Jacques CHAMBRON (XX) - Édition Votre Maison Floor lamp in light oak and ceramic. Two shelves in the base, 2 lights in the upper part. 160 x 46 x 44 cm Ceramic chips.

Ceiling light. POLIARTE - Iron ceiling lamp set with multicolored glass paste. POLIARTE production. 1970s. 45x78 cm approx.

ATELIERS PERZEL - Oval ceiling light. Model 2069. In white frosted glass and gilded brass. Signed. 9 x15.5 x 30 cm. Wear, chips and oxidation.

Pair of chased and patinated bronze candlesticks, Louis XVI period Decorated with a child holding a torch White marble base. H. 33.5 cm

Chandelier with ten arms of light. Made of metal. Electrification to be revised. 68 x 90 cm. One long and one short arm and two additional globes are included.

Gustave KELLER, circa 1900 Pair of small vermeil end-of-table candlesticks Decorated with crossed ribbons, engraved RJ under a marquis crown L. 14.5, H. 7 cm Weight : 417 g.

Baccarat For Tiffany & Co. Crystal Candlesticks A pair of crystal candlesticks by Baccarat for Tiffany & Co. Type: Candlestick, candle holder Materials: Crystal, glass Markings & Inscriptions: Marked Date: Mid to late 20th century Maker: Baccarat, Tiffany & Co. Dimensions: 8" H Provenance: From a West Chester, Pennsylvania collection. Very good condition, Minor wax residue present.

Pair of chased gilt bronze candelabra from the Restoration period Four-light candelabra with foliage decoration, the shaft with three columns joined on a scole finished with runners. 52 cm high

after A.P. Faidysh-Krandievsky - Moscow Monument to the Conquerors of Space - Table Lamp Moscow, 1964 Bedside lamp in the silhouette of the monument, 190x185 mm, electric device In March 1958, six months after the launch of Sputnik 1, the first artificial satellite to orbit the Earth, the Soviet regime announced a competition for a monument to "the age of space humanity". Among 350 proposals, that of sculptor Andrei Petrovich Faïdych-Krandievski was chosen. The monument was inaugurated on October 4, 1964, the seventh anniversary of Sputnik 1.

BAYEUX Porcelain lot comprising four plates, a saucer and a hand candlestick with Chinese decoration D.23 cm A few small chips

Small chandelier in gilded metal and glass pendants. Height: 42 cm (wear, missing parts)

Pair of candlesticks 'Retour d'Egypte' Silver. Rectangular, stepped plinth with surrounding palmette frieze. The conical column shaft with opposing mascarons in Egyptian style; the vase-shaped spouts with inserted eaves bowls. Marks: Soldering stamp 13, as yet unidentified MZ "M". H 26.5 cm, weight 659 g. Germany, around 1810. Napoleon's expedition to Egypt in 1798-1801 sparked a veritable enthusiasm for distant Egypt and its history. In addition to the major porcelain manufacturers, European silversmiths were also inspired by the new source.

Important lot of display items including Henriot ear bowls in Quimper, nenuphare photophores, blue glass bowl, pre-Columbian art etc.

LAMPE BOUILLOTTE in brass with green tin shade. H.57 cm, D.34 cm

Wrought iron wall lamp Three-light

Daum Art Nouveau Glass Lamp Shade A Daum Art Nouveau glass lampshade with acid etched surface decoration in an abstract eye or fan patttern. Type: Lamp shade Materials: Glass Markings & Inscriptions: Marked Date: Early 20th century Maker: Daum Nancy, France Dimensions: 4.5" x 4.25", the diameter of the fitter is 2.2". Provenance: From a Lehigh Valley, Pennsylvania collection. Very good condition, miinor expected surface wear including fleabites arount the upper rim.

Nevers-style earthenware vase mounted as a lamp. H. 23 cm

ARCHIMEDE SEGUSO (attr.). Golden glass chandelier - ARCHIMEDE SEGUSO (attr.)(Murano 1909-Murano 1999). Two-light chandelier in submerged gold glass and white filigree. 80x28 cm ca.

PAIR OF SHIP SIGNALING LAMPS OF DIFFERENT COLOR. Set of two lamps imitation of boat lighthouses in red and green. Made of bronze and plastic.

ATELIERS PERZEL - Wall light. Model 1060. Metal, brass and striated frosted glass. Signed. 14 x 40 cm. Wear and a small chip.

LES ARTISANS DE MAROLLES in the taste of. Wrought-iron floor lamp on tripod base. H.140 cm

PAIR OF TABLE LAMPS IN BRASS WITH FIGURES OF ANGELITES BISCUIT Pair of lamps in brass and glass decorated. Each one with a figurine of angels playing instruments. Both keep the cable for its operation.

SIMON et SCHELLE - SISCHE Brass chandelier with 6 glass paving stones simulating flowers. Circa 1970 Height: 71 cm Crack on one paving stone.

GASTONE RINALDI. Pair of cone lamps - GASTONE RINALDI (Padova 1920-Padova 2006). Pair of lamps with inverted cone-shaped base in black lacquered metal and frosted and frosted glass disc diffuser. 40x24 cm ca.

Gilt bronze four-light chandelier decorated with passementeries and bows Louis XVI style - ref 9654 50 x 50 cm (one tulip missing) (Ref 291) E

Johann Loetz Witwe Vase Decor silver stripes 1915 Colourless glass with lustre overlay Height 16 cm, diameter 14.5 cm

Albert THIRY (1932-2009). Ceramic lamp with flattened body decorated with stylized frieze. Signed on reverse. H.18 cm. With shade H.45 cm

Pair of silver-plated candlesticks early 19th century Lamp-mounted. H. 23 cm

Earthenware vase, decorated with flowers. Height: 33 cm (mounted as a lamp)

Pair of wall lights. iTRE, Murano - Pair of Murano glass paste wall sconces with inserts in shades of red. iTRE production, Murano. With manufacturer's label. 25x25.5x9 cm approx.

Set of two 17th century bronze and brass candlesticks. One tripod, the other on a circular base with engraving "J. LE BON". H. 15 and 24 cm

Oswald Haerdtl Vienna 1899 - 1959 Vienna Bonbonnière Lobmeyr Glass with gold chandelier Height 18.5 cm, diameter 10 cm

Barovier & Toso - Barovier & Toso Wall mirror Beveled and mirrored crystal, chromed metal frame and twisted Murano glass, two wall lamps also in Murano glass and metal frame Italy, ca. 1940. 37 x 72 cm Barovier & Toso A Wall Mirror Beveled and mirrored crystal, chrome-plated metal frame and Murano glass twist, two wall lamps also made of Murano glass and metal frame Italy, ca. 1940 37 x 72 cm

Circular chandelier with flower motifs, some in pink-tinted glass. H. 55 cm - Diam. 25 cm. Accident to one flower.

DUPLEX, Kerosene lamp in brass and stained glass. Height: 78cm

Genoese six-arm chandelier - Six-armed chandelier with carved and gilded wooden shaft, stained-glass chains, and gilded sheet metal rhoncini. Genoa. Late 18th century. Flaws and shortcomings. 110x80 cm approx.

Large lamp with three spouts decorated with masks in garlands Bronze 35 cm from spout to spout 19th century

A pair of Italian pricket candlesticks, Florence, 17th century Round, multi-jointed hollow foot. Screwed baluster shaft. Widely projecting, screwed drip pans. Elongated spike. Minimal flaws, in good condition. Dimensions 43 x 12 cm. Condition: II

Wood veneer lamp base, brass trim. Empire style, circa 1900. 38.5 x 16 cm (as is; electrically mounted).

PIERO BROMBIN. Pair of wall lamps for ARTEMIDE - PIERO BROMBIN (Padua 1938). Pair of orange lacquered metal wall sconces with lattimo glass bulb-shaped diffuser. ARTEMIDE production. 1970s. 34x21 cm approx.

Johann Georg Engellauf - Pair of Mannheim candlesticks Silver. Square plinth and round domed base; the fluted column shaft with vase-shaped spout and inserted eaves bowl. Marks: BZ Mannheim with Beschaumeister stamp e for 1785, MZ Johann Georg Engellauf (around 1779 - 1800). H 24 cm, weight 657 g. Mannheim, Johann Georg Engellauf, 1785.