Sale 5602
Paris
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29 September 2010
Price realised
EUR 875
Estimate
This lot is offered without a reserve
PAIRE DE CHENETS DU XIXEME SIECLE En bronze ciselé et doré, à décor d'un pot à feu patiné bleu, flanqué de rinceaux feuillagés Hauteur: 35 cm. (13¾ in.) ; Largeur: 34 cm. (13¾ in.) (2)
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A PAIR OF ORMOLU FIREDOGS, 19TH CENTURY
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A 360-degree view of important works from the Renaissance to the 20th century ahead of our four auctions in Paris this May, including a drawing from Tiepolo’s Punchinello series, illustrated books by Picasso and an 18th-century equinoctial sundial
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From applique and back splats to veneering and wingbacks, an essential glossary of furniture terms
Offered in Hong Kong on 10 July, 21.10.63 is one of the largest works in Zao Wou-Ki’s explosive ‘Hurricane’ series — a creative peak in the artist’s career
By embracing materials for their own sake, the German artist Günther Förg broke thrilling new ground for abstraction