Rare pair of polychrome, grisaille, silver-yellow and enamel - Lot 343

Rare pair of polychrome, grisaille, silver-yellow and enamel cathedral glass windows. Decorated in Renaissance style with scrolls, flowers, foliage, colonnades, mascarons, cherubs, cupids, lions' heads, birds... with medallions in the center; one depicts a hunting scene: two horsemen, a man & a woman in amazon watch a stag cross a pond, pursued by the pack... The other depicts hunters with pikes and dogs walking through undergrowth... A stained-glass window signed "Antillard Paris 4 rue d'Aubigny" Pour Vantillard. Late 19th-century work with three restorations of visible quality. Each: H. 215 cm - W. 47 cm FDL The glass part is later. Bibliography: Charles Joseph Vantillard was a master glassmaker (born in Moncel-sur-Seille 54 on March 19, 1836, died in Paris on December 1, 1909) who took over Ateliers Ména. Workshop 4 rue d'Aubigny in 1889. He was related to Harpignies, and took part in the Universal Exhibitions of 1878 & 1889...