Approximately 270 lots from this Paris apartment, curated by Hubert de Givenchy, are coming to auction at Christie’s Paris on September 14.

François-Xavier Lalanne, Agneau, Série Les Nouveaux Moutons, 2001.

Approximately 270 lots from this Paris apartment, curated by Hubert de Givenchy, are coming to auction at Christie’s Paris on September 14.

Italian baroque mirror estimated to bring €60,000-€100,000 during the sale.

Six Louis XVI armchairs executed by Louis Delanois (estimate: €250,000-€400,000) which were formerly in two of the most celebrated 20th century collections of 18th century decorative arts: Arthur Lopez-Willshaw and Karl Lagerfeld.

Approximately 270 lots from this Paris apartment, curated by Hubert de Givenchy, are coming to auction at Christie’s Paris on September 14.

A pair of desks, including one from the Louis XVI period, stamped by Philippe-Clause Montigny, is estimated to draw between €300,000-€500,000 at auction.

François-Xavier Lalanne’s Singe Allumé (Lit Monkey). “I love everything about it,” says Lionel Gosset, head of the private and iconic collections department at Christie’s Paris, “from the combination of gilded bronze and crystal to the composition, and perhaps even more so its expression, both mischievous and endearing.”

Approximately 270 lots from this Paris apartment, curated by Hubert de Givenchy, are coming to auction at Christie’s Paris on September 14.

Singe Attentif II (Attentive Monkey II) by François-Xavier Lalanne is included in Christie’s Paris’ upcoming auction of a Paris pied-à-terre curated by Hubert de Givenchy.

Approximately 270 lots from this Paris apartment, curated by Hubert de Givenchy, are coming to auction at Christie’s Paris on September 14.

Four candelabra, including one pair delicately chased by François Rémond, considered as one of the best gilders of his time, are estimated to achieve €120,000-€180,000 during the September sale.

A chandelier by Claude Lalanne is installed in a Paris apartment curated by Hubert de Givenchy.

This Claude Lalanne chandelier is predicted to garner €800,000 – €1,200,000 during the sale at Christie’s Paris.

Four Neo-classical pedestals from the early 19th-century which are estimated to draw €120,000-180,000.

In the dining room, gilded candelabra are displayed on a quartet of Neo-classical pedestals from the early 19th-century which are estimated to draw €120,000-€180,000.

JAR, Pendule Oursin, 1990.

Fernando Botero’s The Couple is estimated to draw €200,000-€400,000.