Antique French Louis VVI Carved Oak Iron & Glass Vitrine by Maison Soubrier 1900 Mid-Century Modern which were referred to as

which were referred to as "mules"

fitting in each other

by Marcel Andre Bouraine (1886-1948)

the bowl of flared form having twin handles with fleur de lis decoration standing on a low foot and stamped to the base with the head of Mercury and the maker's marks

The vignette is complimented by the presence of the devil's workers lurking in the upper right quadrant and contained behind bars in the far right corner

Antique French Louis VVI Carved Oak Iron & Glass Vitrine by Maison Soubrier 1900 Mid-Century Modern which were referred to asA fine quality antique French carved oak and gilt iron glass vitrine cabinet, by the acclaimed Maison Soubrier, Paris, circa 1900. The vitrine top of the cabinet is made from hand forged iron, with a large hinged doors with a gilded fleur de lis crest and floral roundels. The base of the door having a corresponding gilded fleur de lis, the inside of the cabinet having the original red damask lining and two tempered glass shelves. The base of the