Sunday, October 4, the SVV Alexandre Landre was to disperse, in Paris, the "Collections du Château de Villebourgeon & à divers". The first two lots attracted the attention of the defenders of the heritage: they were indeed woodwork of two rooms of the castle, one that appeared from the eighteenth century, or at least of Louis XVI style, the other from the nineteenth century, moreover a magnificent neo-Renaissance ensemble. News / Neung-sur-Beuvr…
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Sunday, October 4, the SVV Alexandre Landre was to disperse, in Paris, the "Collections du Château de Villebourgeon & à divers". The first two lots attracted the attention of the defenders of the heritage: they were indeed woodwork of two rooms of the castle, one that appeared from the eighteenth century, or at least of Louis XVI style, the other from the nineteenth century, moreover a magnificent neo-Renaissance ensemble. News / Neung-sur-Beuvr…