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January 7th, 2009

Angie

Chinese Bronze Three

Anolon Advanced Hard Anodized Nonstick 12-Inch Covered Ultimate Pan

$39.99

Designed for cooks who appreciate the best in materials and aesthetics, our Ultimate Pan has sloped sides that allow for fast rotating or stirring of ingredients. The shape is similar to a salad bowl to allow for easy tossing of food. Restaurant tested by professional chefs, DuPont’s Autograph 2 surpasses all other standard nonstick formulas by delivering enduring nonstick performance inside and o…

Zicac (TM) Ancient Chinese Bronze Arts Old 3-legs Copper Wine Cup With Dragon Jazz Style

$200.00

Description:
First Class Product
Brand New in Gift Box
This magnificent Pagoda is in well-made statue. Made with cold cast bronze, individually expertly finished and antiqued. The intricate details and stunning metallic effect are breathtaking. The special production process are adopted in this piece, originated from Great Britain. It uses actual bronze powder mixed in the cold cast resin in order…

Happy Bonsai Bronze-Colored 3-Legged Lion Head Pot 2.5 Height

$19.90

The craftwork on the pot are all handcrafted. The mini zisha bonsai pot made by “Ying xiao qing”, the famous artist in Yixing….

A Bedside Louis Xv Bronze Doré Chamber Stick

The period known today as the “Rococo”, in broad terms, spans the major part of the French 18th century, circa 1720-1780. The term “Rococo” is derived in origin from Italian with its reference to garden rock work. This title belongs to the earlier 17th century Baroque from which the Rococo developed. In France, the style is known as “Rocaille” and also known as the “Style Pompadour”.

From its inception as an art form, the Rococo was an important element of French culture, throughout the ancient regime. Art in all its forms, in 18th century France, was aristocratic and highly reflective of the flamboyant style of the court, throughout the reign of Louis XV, (1715-1774).

The Rococo led the way in painting, silver, bronze, porcelain and architecture reaching its most sublime expression in France, although much imitated in Italy and Germany and, to a lesser extent, England.

The Rococo is inspired by nature, is free flowing and exuberant with its repertoire of rock work, shells, flowers, foliage and flowing, almost liquid, scrollwork, often referred to as “C and S scrolling”. These letters are an expression of its flowing, curvaceous style. This free flowing, formal, yet natural style, was followed by the horror of the French revolution and the subsequent restraints of the Neo Classic, reflecting the mood of the time.

A French, 18th century, bronze, doré chamber stick. The chamber stick, lost wax cast, gilded bronze. The style in classic Rococo form, free flowing, formal, yet natural. The term “Rococo” is derived in origin from Italian with its reference to garden rock work. This title belongs to the earlier 17th century Baroque from which the Rococo developed. In France the style is known as Rocaille and also known as the “Style Pompadour”. This chamber stick demonstrates the essence of the Rococo, inspired by nature, free flowing and exuberant with its repertoire of rock work, shells, flowers, foliage and flowing, almost liquid, scrollwork, often referred to as “C and S scrolling”, the letters an expression of its flowing curvaceous style.

The custom made shade produced by The Antique & Vintage Table Lamp Co in self lined ivory silk, gathered, with “carnation” ruffled treatment.

Louis XV – Circa 1770 Overall height (including shade) 18″/46cm

The Antique & Vintage Table Lamp Co specialise in antique table lamp lighting with an on-line range of over 100 unique, antique and vintage lamps on view. Lamps are shipped ready wired for the U.S, the U.K and Australia.

You are invited to visit their web site at www.antiquelampshop.com