Sell what you have plenty of Buy now - Bruun Rasmussen
Sell what you have plenty of Buy now - Bruun Rasmussen
Sell what you have plenty of Buy now - Bruun Rasmussen
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A pair <strong>of</strong> French Louis XVI gilt and patinated bronze candelabra,<br />
each with female figures on cylindrical bases <strong>of</strong> breche d' Alep<br />
marble, holding al<strong>of</strong>t three branches. Second half 18th century.<br />
H. 77 cm. (2). DKK 200.000 / € 27.000<br />
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A pair <strong>of</strong> Danish Louis XVI gilt wood console tables, both with<br />
tops <strong>of</strong> white marble and fronts with openwork ornaments.<br />
Attributed to the Architect Caspar Frederik Harsdorff. Late 18th<br />
century. H. 84 cm. W. 91 cm. D. 60 cm. (2).<br />
Provenance: Lilliendal Manor.<br />
Architect Caspar Frederik Harsdorff represented an austere neoclassical<br />
style that was a reaction to the prevailing rococo style. A couple <strong>of</strong> Harsdorff’s<br />
most accomplished examples are his own residence, Kongens Nytorv<br />
3-5 (constructed in 1780), and Erichsens Palæ (Manor) by Kongens<br />
Nytorv (constructed 1799). He also practiced interior design and was not<br />
only epoch-making within architecture but also within the design and manufacturing<br />
<strong>of</strong> furniture. In ack<strong>now</strong>ledgement <strong>of</strong> his evident talent, C.F.<br />
Harsdorff was appointed Court Architect and Pr<strong>of</strong>essor.<br />
DKK 400.000 / € 54.000<br />
192 BRUUN RASMUSSEN TRÉSOR
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