Auction House Details

Maison Bibelot

Auction House Name Maison Bibelot
Site URL http://www.maisonbibelot.com
About Us Maison Bibelot Auction House, founded by Elisabetta Mignoni in 1997, is today a reference point for all Antique, Modern and Contemporary Art lovers. During the past fifteen years Maison Bibelot has organised several important House Sales including Villa Capponcina, a historical mansion near Settignano, where the poet Gabriele D’Annunzio lived for many years. The sale of the furniture of Marignolle Castle, of Villa Maggiano, ancient XIV century mansion near Lucca and more recently the design furniture of the writer Anna Rontani’s Villa. Managed by a young and dynamic team of Ladies, Maison Bibelot is active in supporting the new trend of furnishing houses acquiring goods at Auction Houses at very attractive conditions. Maison Bibelot is specialised in antiques auctions as well as contemporary furniture auctions, from Sixteen century to Art Decò to Seventy’s design. Every year Maison Bibelot organises six auctions for more than one thousand lots each. During the three exhibition days before the sale, it is possible to make a selection among the different lots thanks to its detailed catalogue and the assistance of the Maison Bibelot experts. From Furniture to Decorative Art, from Jewellery to Vintage accessories, from Ancient Books to Paintings, from XIX century Paintings to Contemporary Art, always focusing the new tendencies of Style.
Who do I contact if I have questions? segreteria@maisonbibelot.com
City Firenze
Country Italy
Zipcode 50123
Contact Number 055 295089
Buyer's Fee 25% of the hammer price up to € 100,000.00 and 22% from 100,001.00 and over
Consigner's Fee

  • High Bids Win
    Rare Books, Catalogs, Magazines
    and Machine Manuals
    December 24 to January 9
    High Bids Win, Dec. 24 – Jan. 9: Ellis Smith Prints unsigned. 20” by 16”.
    High Bids Win, Dec. 24 – Jan. 9: United typothetae of America presidents. Pictures of 37 UTA presidents 46th annual convention United typothetae of America Cincinnati 1932.
    High Bids Win, Dec. 24 – Jan. 9: Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec signed Paper Impressionism Art Prints. MayMilton 9 1/2” by 13” Reine de Joie 9 1/2” by 13”.
    High Bids Win
    Rare Books, Catalogs, Magazines
    and Machine Manuals
    December 24 to January 9
    High Bids Win, Dec. 24 – Jan. 9: Aberle’ Ballet editions. 108th triumph, American season spring and summer 1944.
    High Bids Win, Dec. 24 – Jan. 9: Puss ‘n Boots. 1994 Charles Perrult All four are signed by Andreas Deja
    High Bids Win, Dec. 24 – Jan. 9: Specimen book of type faces. Job composition department, Philadelphia gazette publishing company .
    High Bids Win
    Rare Books, Catalogs, Magazines
    and Machine Manuals
    December 24 to January 9
    High Bids Win, Dec. 24 – Jan. 9: An exhibit of printed books, Bridwell library.
    High Bids Win, Dec. 24 – Jan. 9: A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur Court By Mark Twain 1889.
    High Bids Win, Dec. 24 – Jan. 9: 1963 Philadelphia Eagles official program.
    High Bids Win
    Rare Books, Catalogs, Magazines
    and Machine Manuals
    December 24 to January 9
    High Bids Win, Dec. 24 – Jan. 9: 8 - Esquire the magazine for men 1954.
    High Bids Win, Dec. 24 – Jan. 9: The American printer, July 1910.
    High Bids Win, Dec. 24 – Jan. 9: Leaves of grass 1855 by Walt Whitman.
  • Sotheby's
    Fine Books, Manuscripts & More
    Available for Immediate Purchase
    Sotheby’s: William Shakespeare.
    The Poems and Sonnets of William Shakespeare, 1960. 7,210 USD
    Sotheby’s: Charles Dickens.
    A Christmas Carol, First Edition, 1843. 17,500 USD
    Sotheby’s: William Golding.
    Lord of the Flies, First Edition, 1954. 5,400 USD
    Sotheby's
    Fine Books, Manuscripts & More
    Available for Immediate Purchase
    Sotheby’s: Lewis Carroll.
    Through the Looking Glass and What Alice Found There, Inscribed First Edition, 1872. 25,000 USD
    Sotheby’s: J.R.R. Tolkien.
    The Hobbit, First Edition, 1937. 12,000 USD
    Sotheby’s: John Milton.
    Paradise Lost, 1759. 5,400 USD