Art des civilisations & Haute-Epoque Itinéraire d’une collectionneuse
October 02, 2026
Avec cette collection couvrant les diverses et merveilleuses civilisations du monde, BRETAGNE ENCHERES et les Experts vous proposent un florilège d'objets d'art pour vos collections. C'est une Déesse qui ouvrira le bal, Déesse du maïs en basalte gris relevant de la civilisation aztèque florissant dans la vallée de Mexico dans la période 1300-1520, elle pourrait acccepter 5 000/8 000 €. Par un artiste de l'école toscane vers 1470-1480 de l'entourage du Pseudo Pier Francesco Fiorentino, une Vierge à l'Enfant entourée de six anges, peinte sur panneau, est ensuite annoncée 4 000/8 000 €. Suivront un cabinet anglais du XVIIe siècle, à tiroir en facade et deux portes en marqueterie de noyer « Oyster Veneered » (3 500/5 000 €), et une encre sur soie chinoise du même siècle ornée de onze divinités taoïstes liées à l'eau (3 000/4 000 €). LIEN VERS LE CATALOGUE
With this collection covering the various and wonderful civilizations of the world, BRETAGNE ENCHERES and the experts offer you an anthology of art objects for your collections. It is the figure of a Goddess that opens the ball, a corn goddess of gray basalt belonging to the flourishing Aztec civilization in the Valley of Mexico during the period 1300-1520 will be offered at 5,000/8,000 €. By an artist from the Tuscan school around 1470.1480 from the entourage of Pseudo-Pier Francesco Fiorentino, comes a Virgin and Child surrounded by six angels, painted on a panel, offered at €4,000/8,000. Next follows an English cabinet from the 17th century, with a drawer front and two doors in "Oyster Veneered" walnut marquetry (€3,500/5,000), and a Chinese ink on silk from the same century decorated with eleven Taoist deities related to water (3,000/4,000 €). And - of course so much more...LINK TO THE CATALOGUE
With this collection covering the various and wonderful civilizations of the world, BRETAGNE ENCHERES and the experts offer you an anthology of art objects for your collections. It is the figure of a Goddess that opens the ball, a corn goddess of gray basalt belonging to the flourishing Aztec civilization in the Valley of Mexico during the period 1300-1520 will be offered at 5,000/8,000 €. By an artist from the Tuscan school around 1470.1480 from the entourage of Pseudo-Pier Francesco Fiorentino, comes a Virgin and Child surrounded by six angels, painted on a panel, offered at €4,000/8,000. Next follows an English cabinet from the 17th century, with a drawer front and two doors in "Oyster Veneered" walnut marquetry (€3,500/5,000), and a Chinese ink on silk from the same century decorated with eleven Taoist deities related to water (3,000/4,000 €). And - of course so much more...LINK TO THE CATALOGUE