"Roger Prigent's Malmaison" 2002 Christie's New York

"Roger Prigent's Malmaison" 2002 Christie's New York[299] pp. w 390 lots Christie's New York 2002 10 1 2" x 8 3 8" Fine Scroll Down for (14) Additional Scans: When the Hanoi born photographer antiquarian Roger Prigent wanted to reduce the inventory and scale back his New York City operation named Malmaison to have a by appointment only business, he put this treasures on the auction block. Some he had paid top dollar for at celebrated auctions, others he had paid almost nothing for at various sources.

[299] pp.

w/ 390 lots

Christie's New York

2002

10 1/2" x 8 3/8"

Fine

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When the Hanoi-born photographer/antiquarian Roger Prigent wanted to reduce the inventory and scale back his New York City operation named Malmaison to have a by-appointment-only business, he put this treasures on the auction block. Some he had paid top dollar for at celebrated auctions, others he had paid almost nothing for at various sources. But all formed a fabulous mix of stylish classicism, desirous despite the high ticket price. In this sale, there was a mix of 18th and 19th century French, Swedish, Italian, and German with 20th century pieces by Maison Jansen, Bagues, Arbus, Elsie De Wolfe, Karl Springer, and T.H. Robsjohn-Gibbings. Altogether this forms an invaluable reference for all who appreciate fine decorative classical furnishings.