814: Napoleon III Parquetry and Mahogany Cabinet/Vitrine, third quarter 19th century, the concave cornice above a case fitted with a central cupboard door, finely inlaid in geometric and imbricate patterns, also with an ormolu floral swag, flanked to
815: French Marquetry and Burlwood Marble-Top Parlor Cabinet, c. 1900, the variegated white marble inset top of breakfront form above a conforming case fitted with a finely inlaid frieze above three cupboard doors, the central one inset with an oval panel
816: Pair of Napoleon III Mahogany Marble-top Consoles, third quarter 19th century, each with a demi-lune variegated green marble top above a frieze containing a concealed drawer, with ormolu mounts ending in an ormolu acanthine foot, h. 27.5in, w. 14in,
817: Napoleon III-Style Marble-Top Kingwood Night Stand, early 20th century, the inset rouge marble top above an open storage compartment raised on cabriole legs ending in sabots, h. 29in, w. 17in, d. 12in.
818: Napoleon III Ebonized and Inlaid Parlor Cabinet, third quarter 19th century, the shaped top with avian inlay above a case fitted with a single drawer over a cupboard door, the door with an oval panel, the sides with elaborate floral and foliate
819: Pair of Napoleon III Mahogany Armchairs, late 19th century, each with a spindled crest surmounted by a wreath garland, above a padded back, joined by pierced acanthine arms to the padded seat, raised on turned and fluted legs ending in toupie feet,
820: Napoleon III Walnut Firescreen, third quarter 19th century, the needlework screen surrounded by a molded frame surmounted by a scrolling heraldic crest and flanked by fluted uprights, raised on scrolling acanthine supports terminating in dog's heads
821: Nicolas-Constant Cadaix (French, fl. c. 1840-1895) Attractive Patinated Bronze Bust of Diana, the Goddess of the Moon, third quarter 19th century, modeled in the 18th-century style, the goddess with a crescent moon in her upswept coiffure, h.
822: Pair of French Cast-Iron Busts, of grapeleaf-crowned Bacchantes in the manner of J. B. Carpeaux (1527-1875), h. 22.5in.
823: Large Pair of Napoleon III Gilt- and Patinated Bronze Six-Light Candelabra, in the Louis XVI taste, third quarter 19th century, the "Vintage"-detailed candlearms emanating from the mouths of writhing gilt serpents at the bases, h. 30in.
824: English Chased Silver-Gilt-Capped Double-Compartment Cut-Glass Scent Bottle, fourth quarter 19th century, l. 2.75in, together with a Limoges Silver-Gilt-Mounted Cylindrical Enamel Scent Bottle Case, fourth quarter 19th century, the enamel case
825: Attractive Italian Sterling Silver and Champlev' Enamel and Gilt Piqu' Octagonal Sweetmeats Box, c. 1900, the interior gilded, the exterior with an overall diapered mirror-black ground centered with pique-enframed circles enframed by Royal blue
826: Diminutive French Ivory and Silver Piqu'-Work Scent Bottle _tui, second quarter 19th century, the 'tui retains the period panel-cut- glass scent bottle, h. 2.25in. Illustrated
827: Victorian Gilt-Bronze Letter Holder, second quarter 19th century, bearing the mark of Merry Phipson and Parker, patentees, cast with the royal seal and dated 1843, h. 1.5in, w. 2in, l. 5in. Illustrated
828: Victorian Blown Glass Jug and Stopper, the bulbous form joined by a loop handle painted with vines executed in raised gold, h. 7.5in, w. 3.5in. Illustrated
829: Antique Costume Memorial Drop, of square shape with a gold-toned metal body with a memorial scene under a crystal cover. Illustrated
830: Bohemian Enameled Amethyst and Colorless Glass Eight-Light Chandelier, in the mid-19th century style, c. 1900, dressed with faceted cut drops, h. 29in, dia. 26in.
831: Pair of French Gilt-Bronze-Based Cased Deep Ruby-Over-Clear Cut- Glass Bowls, of navette form, c. 1900, each bowl with a broad "Strawberry Diamond" cut band above a central petal-cut base, h. 7. 5in, w. 9.25in, d. 5in. Illustrated
832: Diminutive Napoleon III Brass-Mounted Cast-Iron Figural Fireplace Fender, third quarter 19th century, the chenet elements modeled, respectively, as a seated 18th-century-style girl and a seated pensive galants boy, h. 11in, l. 41.5in.
833: Nicolas Mayer (French, fl. c. 1866-1930) Art Nouveau Double- Patinated Bronze Allegorical Bust of Le Matin (The Morning) featuring a languorous Beauty with upraised arms and hands clasped behind her head, c. 1900, the spiral-wrapped base entitled and
