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-2- Pair chests - French eighteenth century, four-drawer, ormolu mounts, black marble tops supporting pair modern gold lamps, cream and gold paper shades cannon and soldier accessories carrying out military motif Fireplace - Empire, all black marble Andirons - gilded, modern French Fireside Chairs - one, Louis XVI chaise the other, Directoire bergere both upholstered in quilted blue fabric with military trophies walnut frames Benches - pair, Italian Directoire, finished in black and gold, upholstered in yellow satin Long Table - to serve chaise, walnut Book Table - two-tier, eighteenth century, mahogany Table - French, Louis XVI, black marble top, two-tier, inlaid mahogany Armchairs - pair, Directoire, upholstered in blue and cream toile de Joury with military influence in pattern [[underlined]]EDWARDIAN COCKTAIL ROOM[[/underlined]] by George A. Stacey created as a background for the following paintings by Toulouse-Lautrec "La Songuese" "Honorine P." "Lady with a Dog" "L'Accroche-Coeur" "Madame Pascal" "Dans Les Coulisses" A romantically gay cocktail room of the Elegant Eighties with gilt bamboo furniture, draped velvet dado in raspberry pink, modern clear-glass folding screen, and early nineteenth-century chandelier composed of three pink porcelain lamps with glass chimneys and globes. A particular point of interest in this room is the old wallpaper of yellow-green brocaded [[underlined]]floc[[/underlined]]. The Toulouse-Lautrec paintings on the wall are definitely in the spirit of the room. Other items of interest in the room are: Ceiling - painted raspberry pink Floor - painted olive green Rug = fur, dyed pink Windows - raspberry pink velvet drapes and valances with old, nineteenth century French rose cord trim Wall Brackets - flanking doorway, of raspberry pink velvet supporting pair gold filigree urns Serving Table - draped and festooned with raspberry pink velvet, glass top, supporting pair nineteenth century gilt candelabra Mirror - etched, Venetian