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Embrace the opulent beauty of French rococo design with this exquisite Louis XV style wooden painted desk, a masterpiece that brings 18th-century aristocratic sophistication to your workspace.

Classic French Bouillotte side table featuring a white marble top and elegant brass gallery. Originating in the 18th century, this refined design includes tapered legs and a lower tier, reflecting both neoclassical style and antique Parisian charm.

The Globe de Mariée, or bridal globe, is a 19th-century French keepsake symbolizing love and union. Once crafted to commemorate a marriage, it preserved tokens of a couple’s life together, blending romance, tradition and exquisite craftsmanship.

The Globe de Mariée, or bridal globe, is a 19th-century French keepsake symbolizing love and union. Once crafted to commemorate a marriage, it preserved tokens of a couple’s life together, blending romance, tradition and exquisite craftsmanship.

Napoleon III–style giltwood chair featuring an openwork back with delicately carved barrettes and a red velvet cushion. Exemplifying Second Empire craftsmanship, it appeals to discerning collectors of fine 19th-century decorative arts.

Crafted from richly figured prune veneer and native wood, this elegant dresser showcases geometric parquetry, classic brass hardware, and tapered legs. Offering generous storage and timeless craftsmanship, it brings a warm sophistication to any interior.

Tranquil and mysterious, this portrait of a woman is rendered in oceanic shades of blue-green offset by the slightest touch of yellow, mapping the softness of her cheeks and grey hair neatly coiled to her left. Created March 26, 1991.

Created January 6, 1985, this cubist portrait of a man wearing a wide-brimmed hat is curious in both style and color palette. Painted in winter, the tree is barren while the earth is mainly made up of blues and greys, offset by a bold orange building.

In a colorful, complex scene, Debiève depicts a curious little girl playing jump rope while a woman checks the rain barrel nearby. Created January 8, 2009, this is among the final pieces Debiève created before his death in 2011.