Set of three framed fans. Fan from the late 18th century (Directoire/Louis XVI style) to the early 19th century.
Depicting a scene of elegant figures in a rural setting.
Ribs and tips made of mother-of-pearl, finely openwork, engraved, and embellished with floral or gilded motifs.
Fan likely from the first half of the 19th century (in the 18th-century galant style), with a richly crafted mother-of-pearl frame and a painted panel.
Depicting a rural or courtly scene with figures in period costumes, surrounded by dark borders adorned with gilded motifs (scrollwork).
The ribs (the rigid stems) are made of openwork and carved mother-of-pearl, finely engraved with gilded highlights.
The central ribs form a transparent cartouche painted with a small pastoral landscape.
Fan from the 19th century, likely from the Napoleon III period or in the Neo-Rococo style (inspired by the 18th century).
Depicting a romantic or pastoral scene with figures in period costumes set against a backdrop of gardens and landscapes.
The frame is made of mother-of-pearl, finely openwork, carved, and engraved with silhouettes and plant motifs.
The tips (feathers) and inner ribs display very delicate mother-of-pearl lacework.
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