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Dressing table mirror. Mahogany wood, glass. 19th century. Oval mirror with a frame made of smooth mouldings mounted on a frame, all in carved mahogany, composed of turned rods with discs (the horizontal ones) and with balustrade shapes (the two vertical ones), the four with square cubes interrupting their lines. Note the combination of details common in furniture from the 17th and 18th centuries with others from the Neoclassicism of the 19th century. This combination of influences was common in the 19th century, within the framework of Historicism.
· Size: 58x3x100 cms.
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Ref.: Z0392
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Plate. Tin. 18th century. A plate made of pewter with a circular base and a cut-out edge, drawing curves and counter-curves and enhanced with smooth mouldings. This decorative element was very common in 18th-century Spanish silverware, especially in some centres, and is where this piece is inspired.
· Size: Diámetro 33 cms.
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Ref.: Z0423
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“Veilleuse” snail lamp. Snail, bronze, plastic, etc. 20th century. Lamp adapted for electric light with a bronze base (decorated with winged human forms and hoofed legs) and a shell body (the light source is inside the shell). This type of lamp was highly appreciated both for the exotic nature of the shell material and for the decoration that usually finished them off. Damage.
· Size: 21x11x11 cms.
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Ref.: Z0570
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Birds and Flowers; pair. Framed panels, carved soapstone and hard stones. Hong Kong, 20th century. Pair of oriental style panels showing branches with leaves and flowers on hard stones accompanied by small birds. On the back, they have a hook for hanging, also in oriental style.
· Size: 30,5x2x96 cms.
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Ref.: Z0821
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17th-18th century Requires restoration
· Size: 29X24,3 / int 24,3x19,8 cms.
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Ref.: Z1283
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Albarelo or pharmacy jar. Enameled porcelain. Towards the second half of the 19th century. Circular jars with a ball-shaped lid, decorated on the outside with fine, protruding mouldings and a composition based on garlands and classicist elements surrounding the labels with the name of the medicine they contained, written in Latin, in capital letters and in black. This type of object was a basic element in apothecaries and pharmacies until the appearance and generalisation of factory-packaged medicines, since they were used to store certain substances used in the preparation of remedies. Price per unit.
· Size: 12x12x25 cms.
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Ref.: Z6808
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Silver perfume bottle. 19th century. Teardrop-shaped bottles with a foot, elaborate handles decorated with plant elements and scrolls of classical influence, and stoppers with flowers and leaves. On the outside of the body, the perfume bottles have compositions with a certain medieval resemblance. This mixture of styles was common in 19th century European art. Weight: 44 gr
· Size: 4,5 x 1,5 x 9,5 cm.
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Ref.: Z2226A
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Modernist style tray (Jugendstil Art Nouveau). Pewter. Kayserzinn, Germany, around 1900. With brand. Silver-plated pewter tray in the shape of a leaf and raised on spherical legs, featuring a handle and a floral-themed decoration in light relief. Kayserzinn was born in 1862, thanks to the Kayser family, reaching its peak in 1899. They displayed their creations at various International Exhibitions (Paris in 1900, Dusseldorf and Saint Louis in 1904), and were especially appreciated for their pewter works (trays, knife-rests, jugs, etc.) thanks to several important designers (Hugo Leven, Karl Geyer, Hermann Fauser, etc.).
· Size: 23x17x3,5 cms.
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Ref.: ZF0670
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Pair of candlesticks. Bronze. 19th century. Pair of bronze candlesticks with a hexagonal base followed by a circular shape that gently rises to the axis; the latter has a vase-like shape in its centre, enhanced by various mouldings; the pieces are finished off, as usual, by the lighters, tubular but with the upper edge flared outwards. Although this type of piece was basic in many European houses as early as the 17th century, it should be noted that this pair has a series of details that do not follow the most common models.
· Size: 8,5x8,5x14,5 cms.
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Ref.: ZF1088
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Parasol. Silver (800m), metal, textile, wood. Possibly Belgium, 1869-1942. With contrast marks. Parasol with dark fabric, wooden handle and metal ribs with a silver knob (800 mm) decorated with flowers on a dotted background and with a rounded and smooth end. It has hallmarks that may be those used in Belgium between 1869 and 1942 or those used by the German silversmith Gustav Memmert (Berlin) between 1890 and 1930. Total weight: 400 grams.
· Size: 4x3,5x86 cms.
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Ref.: ZF1277
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Pair of andirons. Iron, etc. 19th century.
Pair of fireplace andirons made up of a long, flat piece on which the logs would be placed, two legs in front placed in a semicircle and a vertical axis topped by a sphere in gilded metal, following neoclassical models. Weight: 4 kg."
· Size: 21x48x48 cms.
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Ref.: ZT0015
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Door handle. Wrought iron. 20th century. Wrought iron handle with latch, inspired by examples common in Spain during the Baroque period (17th century). The handle piece (with the profiles cut out) has a handle decorated with a disc, and a flat latch that joins or opens the door thanks to another series of elements. Several units available. Price per unit..
· Size: 7x6x14 cms
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Ref.: Z0698
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Tray. Silver-plated metal. Circa 1900. Footed tray made of silver-plated metal decorated with an elaborate composition based on plant elements, openwork areas, oval mirrors with pearls and cut-out edges. Along with the notes of classicist influence that it presents, it is possible to appreciate a composition and certain somewhat more advanced details and a slight modernist air.
· Size: 27x27x6 cms.
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Ref.: Z2277
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Chest of drawers front. Walnut wood. 17th century. Three units available. Rectangular crossbeams made of carved walnut wood, originally used for drawer fronts, decorated with geometric elements with a clear classicist influence and a long tradition and importance in Spanish cabinetmaking since the Renaissance.
· Size: 18x2x138 cms.
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Ref.: Z4928
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Girl in a carriage. Porcelain. 20th century. Porcelain figure of a girl on a cart, in which there is a container for a plant or some other decorative element. The base has no marks, but it is worth highlighting the gilded highlights and the detail that the figure presents, both in the relief and in the polychrome of the same. Weight: 0.375 kg.
· Size: 16x8x16 cms.
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Ref.: Z1227B
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Cupid playing the drum. Biscuit, bronze. 20th century. Biscuit figure placed on a gilded bronze base decorated with architectural and plant elements in a classicist style, showing a half-naked Cupid wearing a tricorn hat and playing a hollow drum. It has an incised mark on the base. This type of figure was common in European factories from the 18th century onwards, showing the god of love from classical mythology in disguise and in different attitudes. Weight: 0.373 kg.
· Size: 11,5x7,5x13 cms.
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Ref.: Z1227D
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“The heart in the hand. Memoirs of a mother. Novel of customs”. PÉREZ ESCRICH, Enrique. Two volumes. Madrid, Miguel Guijarro Editor’s Bookstore, 1863. Work published in two volumes by the Miguel Guijarro Bookstore, with illustrations. Its author, Enrique Pérez Escrich (Valencia, October 6, 1829 - Madrid, April 24, 1897), also known by his pseudonyms Carlos Peña-Rubia and Tello, was a Spanish writer and playwright, and is considered one of the Spanish masters of the nineteenth-century serial novel.
· Size: 15x2x22 cms.
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Ref.: Z2642A
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Silver dressing table mirror from Gallia, France, circa 1900. With contrast marks. Oval mirror with handle decorated with a series of elements inspired by classicism: garlands, plant elements and architectural motifs that create a composition on the back and extend only to certain specific points. Under the glass of the mirror there are some plants that, however, show greater influence from aesthetic innovations that emerged towards the end of the 19th century, a certain modernist air. Weight: 450 gr
· Size: 27X10,8 CMS.
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Ref.: Z0318
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Lifting jack, 5 tons. Simplex. Iron. USA Templeton, Kenly & Company, Chicago, 20th century. Iron lifting jack with yellow and blue finish made by Templeton Kenly of Chicago, model 5 Ton Simplex. The Templeton, Kenly & Company company was founded in Chicago in 1899 by Walter B. Templeton and his associates, who developed the first reliable and safe jack, giving rise to a remarkable boom for the company, which continues to operate today.
· Size: 18x12x70 cms.
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Ref.: Z2334
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“Album of the exhibition of Spanish furniture from the 15th-16th centuries and the first half of the 17th century”. Spanish Society of Friends of Art. Phototype by Hauser and Menet, Madrid. Madrid, 1912. Album produced and published on the occasion of the first temporary exhibition organised in Spain dedicated specifically to antique furniture by the Spanish Society of Friends of Art (held in 1912), which has thirty-one full-page plates and thanks to which (and the exhibition), interest in national antique furniture in this country increased.
· Size: 34.5x3x25 cms
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Ref.: Z2727
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Two parasols. Wood, metal, textile, etc. Europe, early 20th century. One has a printed textile on a light background and a light wooden handle finished with a silver metal knob shaped like a walking stick and decorated with flowers. The hallmarks on it identify it as being made of “nickel silver” or “German silver” (an alloy of zinc, copper and nickel also called alpaca). The other umbrella, with brown textile and a possibly wooden handle, and a spherical knob with flowers and spirals that is possibly silver in colour (it has no hallmarks).
· Size: 1,5x6x96 cms. 3x3x90 cms.
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Ref.: ZF1278
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Centerpiece. Carved glass. 20th century. A centrepiece in the shape of a goblet with a square base, made from translucent glass and decorated with diamond-shaped tips, triangles and geometric and plant elements, all motifs that have been used in this type of piece since the 19th century in European schools. Weight: 3.15 kg.
· Size: 25x25x19 cms.
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Ref.: ZF1080
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Death of Cleopatra. Framed engraving. Engraving by Jean Georg Wille, after painting by Gaspar Netscher. To Paris: chez l\\'Auteur Quay des Augustines à coté de l\\'Hotel d\\'Auvergne. Imp. 1754. Framed engraving with a historical theme very common in European art since the Renaissance. Cleopatra is seated in a luxurious interior, with a small snake in her hand, and accompanied by a maid, who brings her hands to her face in a gesture of of pain for the outcome of the story. In the lower area, more details of the work are carried (heraldic shield in the center, engraver, place, information about the work it is inspired by, etc.).
· Size: 44x1,5x61 cms. Int 29x40 cms
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Ref.: Z2355
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The Vase Painter. Framed engraving. TORRAS Y ARMENGO, Francisco. Spain, 1874. Framed engraving showing a young man painting a Greek ceramic vase, of the black-figure type. The work is an engraving by Francisco Torras (Tarrasa, 1832-Madrid, 1878), included in number 24 of the first volume of El Grabador al Aguafuerte, for sale in the sixth issue of 1874. The printer was Calcografía Nacional.
· Size: 43x1,5x58 cms
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Ref.: Z4422
