Édouard-Louis Dubufe (1819-1883)

At a sale in Savoy, a rediscovered lost painting by Louis Lagrenée (1725-1805) rivaled a sumptuous lotus bowl from the Qianlong period.

Claude-François Julliot (1727-1794) probably commissioned these two pieces of furniture stamped Joseph, which were in the Comte de Merle’s collection. They are beautiful examples of the resurgence of copper and tortoiseshell "Boulle" marquetry early in the Louis XVI period.

The quiet period of the February vacation in France did not discourage the L'Huillier Auction House from moving into the Hôtel Drouot to sell the contents of the Château de la Maroutière, in Anjou.

The only piece of furniture made by cabinetmaker Charles Cressent (1685-1768) for the French King, this commode is listed with the Garde-Meuble and has belonged to the same collection since 1934.

The reign of Louis XV was a golden age for bronze fixtures and furnishings, which were marked with a crowned "C".

Five paintings from the collection of his friend Dr. Henri Bourges illustrate Louis Anquetin's ever-different pictorial approaches.

After ruling the seas under the French Restoration, a famous warship - or rather its model, an exquisite example of Dieppe ivorywork – looks set to be the highlight of a sale devoted to sailing and nautical antiques.

The Rothko Chapel Chairman of the Board of Directors, curator of the Louis Vuitton Foundation retrospective and author of Mark Rothko, from the Inside Out has been promoting his father’s work for over 30 years.

Unsurprisingly, this pair of Egyptian porphyry vases was the pinnacle of a sale featuring top-quality objets d'art.

The meeting between the young Louis XIV and the sculptor Jean Varin resulted in an exceptional medallion, whose extremely rare version in gold will be the key piece in a numismatics sale.