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GREGORY MAUGE FINE ARTS

Notable Sales

The 1804 table by Giacomo Raffaelli, showcasing a marble top with vibrant hardstone inlays and a gilt bronze herm base. A Roman-style pietre dure masterpiece, it features a central German agate surrounded by precious stones, upheld by sculpted gilt bronze figures.

"The Raffaelli Table"

An Exquisite Semi-Precious Hardstone-Inlay

atop

Its original Gilt Bronze Base

"Hercules on the Pyre"

A Terracotta by Guillaume I Coustou

"The Oratoire Casket"

A Jean Armand Masterpiece

"A Rococo Elegance"

A Canapé

Retaining

Its Original 'Reparure' & Gilding

The grandeur of Rococo with this giltwood Louis XV 'à la Reine' sofa from circa 1730-1740, a Parisian work of art with lavish rocaille ornamentation and asymmetric flourishes.

"The Allegory of Music Clock"

A Complication Clock

by

Kinable & Coteau

"The Solomon's History Casket"

An Embroidered 'Cassette de Nuit'

"The Birth of Bacchus"

A Josiah Wedgwood & Sons Jasperware

"The Lebrun Cabinet"

A Adam Weisweiller Masterpiece

A low armoire, hailing from the private Parisian hotel of Pierre Lebrun and Elisabeth-Louise Vigée-Lebrun, exhibits marquetry mastery in Boulle style, attributed to Adam Weisweiler. A storied piece reflecting 18th-century opulence.

"Il Papagallo" is an exquisite 17th-century pietre dure panel by Galleria dei Lavori, Florence. Featuring a parrot among cherry branches, this rare art piece once belonged to Italy's King Umberto II and Queen Marie-José, embodying royal splendor and historical craftsmanship. Ideal for connoisseurs of Medici-era art.

"Il Papagallo"

A Medici's 'Opificio delle Pietre Dure' Workshop Masterpiece

The notable Italian Ebony and Pietra Dura casket, a testament to Florentine craftsmanship with gold bronze ornamentation, from the Grand Ducal Workshops, circa 1680-1700.

"The Harlaxton Manor Casket"

A Medici's 'Opificio delle Pietre Dure' Workshop Work of Art

The Gaignat

"Sparrowhawks"

with Gilt bronzes by

Jean-Claude Chambellan called Duplessis

Embrace the elegance of 1751 Paris with this pair of sparrowhawks, sculpted in Japanese Edo-period sandstone, with exquisite gilt bronze by Jean-Claude Duplessis.

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