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Friday 13 December 2024 at 14h00
Rouen , 81 ter, boulevard des Belges 76000 Rouen
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Friday 24 January 2025 at 14h00
Rouen , 81 ter, boulevard des Belges 76000 Rouen
News
Nous sommes heureux d'annoncer le lancement de notre nouveau site web !
Via notre site vous aurez accès aux différentes ventes aux enchères que nous préparons.
Vous pourrez également découvrir les différentes journées d'expertises que nous organisons.
Via notre site vous aurez accès aux différentes ventes aux enchères que nous préparons.
Vous pourrez également découvrir les différentes journées d'expertises que nous organisons.
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SEQUANA organizes every Monday from 2:00 to 6:00 pm,
an afternoon of free, confidential appraisals
on its premises at 81 ter boulevard des Belges, Rouen.
an afternoon of free, confidential appraisals
on its premises at 81 ter boulevard des Belges, Rouen.
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Services
Sales of objets d'art
Sequana regularly organizes general sales of furniture and objets d'art, as well as specialty and collectible sales.
Online sales
Attend live auctions, bid at the click of a button and place secret purchase orders - it's quick and easy.
Onsite sale
You are vacating a property, a castle or an apartment after an inheritance or imminent departure: we can organize the sale of the furniture on site.
Equipment sales
As an operator of voluntary public auction sales, Sequana sells all vehicles, industrial and agricultural equipment, and stocks of new and used goods.A NATIONAL TREASURE(Private sale)
Louis XV's chest of drawers at Fontainebleau
SEQUANA, Auction House, as part of a private sale, has facilitated the return of a royal commode, classified as a “national treasure”, to Château de Fontainebleau.
Delivered by Gilles JOUBERT, cabinetmaker, in 1754, for the King's Chamber at the Château de Fontainebleau, this chest of drawers is considered to be the last piece of furniture to have belonged to Louis XV which was still in private hands.
Sent to the Château de Marly in 1788 where it remained until the Revolution, the chest of drawers was probably dispersed during the revolutionary sales. We find its trace in 1936 when it entered the collections of Count Adolphe Niel.