In decorative arts, La Belle Epoque is offering a Pair of late 19th / early 20th century French gilt bronze 8 light candelabra with single center tapering fluted center support radiating 7 candelabra arms with foliate motif bobeche and drip plates supported by flattened and fluted pilasters raised on a footed base now electrified as lamps. Approx. 39” H. Estimate $1500 – $2000, a Pair of 19th century French parcel gilt 4 light
candelabra raised on plinth bronze. 20” H, Estimate $1500 – $1800 and an Art Deco Style Bronze Figural Table Lamp – after a model by Feral ne Pierre Le Fageays (French 1892 – 1962) with applied patina and modeled as nude figural posed in front of draped swags raised on a stepped pinch base, 15.75 x 11 x 5. Estimated value $1000 – $1200., along with silver pieces including a 20th Century Mexican Sterling Silver Platter, 20” diameter, Estimate $1000 – $1200 and an assorted group of 20th century continental silver flatware including serving pieces in its original fitted storage box. Estimate $2500 – $3000. Other items will include a stunning Nancy Gonzales Red Crocodile Tote bag, Like New with tags, 14” x 9” Estimate $1000 – $1500.

Mid-Century Modern and other furniture will also be represented with a Black Leather Covered Console Table, Attributed to Karl Springer, Est. $2000 – 3000, a Mid-Century Modern Bookcase, Herman Miller – Charles and Ray Eames Modernica, late 20th century, 58 ½” x 47” x 16 ¾” Estimate $1500 – $1800, a Pair of Leather and Chrome LC2 Club Chairs by Le Corbusier for Cassina 28” x 27” x 24” each, Estimate $1200 – $1500 and a Pair of Giacometti Style Cast Iron XStools (Alberto Giacometti, 1901 – 1966), 19” x 25” x 18”, Estimate $2000 – $3000.

Many in the art world already know the La Belle Epoque name from being the New York area’s top vintage poster dealer and gallery, specializing in authentic Art Nouveau, Art Deco and MidCentury posters from the Belle Epoque era to modern times (1860’s to the 1990’s). La Belle Epoque Vintage Posters will continue to be maintained as a separate business.

Throughout this New Year, La Belle Epoque Auction Gallery will present numerous auctions on a regular basis, featuring multiple estate auctions and single-owner specialized auctions through 2022 and beyond. New York’s newest boutique auction house will offer a more personal approach to both buying and selling to customers around the world, while also providing a comfortable, yet sophisticated, neighborhood atmosphere, where people can browse at the previews, socialize a bit with neighbors and take part in the excitement of live auctions, all while following Covid-19 safety protocols as needed.