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and decorative arts. She was the only daughter of Andrew Mellon, the Pittsburgh banker, art collector and

ast 73rd Street New 'York NT10021-4131 TeL (212)517-9176 Tay (212)988-5674 www.fautiquaire.us 2-mail infogthatiquaire.us CHRF 18-313 A pair of Louis XVI gilt wood marquise Paris, France, circa 1780 Size: 34" high x 33" wide x 24 %" deep Provenance: Ailsa Mellon Bruce (1903 — 1969) Price: $190,000.

Paris, France, circa 1780 Size: 34" high x 33" wide x 24 %" deep Provenance: Ailsa Mellon Bruce (1903 — 1969) Price: $190,000.00 (Pair) A pair of Louis XVI finely carved and gilded wood marquise with peach silk velvet upholstered rectangular backs, arm rests and loose cushions; with lapped and beaded c

and decorative arts. She was the only daughter of Andrew Mellon, the Pittsburgh banker, art collector and

ast 73rd Street New 'York NT10021-4131 TeL (212)517-9176 Tay (212)988-5674 www.fautiquaire.us 2-mail infogthatiquaire.us CHRF 18-313 A pair of Louis XVI gilt wood marquise Paris, France, circa 1780 Size: 34" high x 33" wide x 24 %" deep Provenance: Ailsa Mellon Bruce (1903 — 1969) Price: $190,000.

Paris, France, circa 1780 Size: 34" high x 33" wide x 24 %" deep Provenance: Ailsa Mellon Bruce (1903 — 1969) Price: $190,000.00 (Pair) A pair of Louis XVI finely carved and gilded wood marquise with peach silk velvet upholstered rectangular backs, arm rests and loose cushions; with lapped and beaded c

er at the hotel's restaurant, Reynard. Opened by Andrew Tarlow, the man behind the neighborhood-defining

Goldenrod chaises fill the Dorothy Draper-designed lobby (the hotel was actually Draper's first big decorating gig), while rooms are appointed with Louis XVI furnishings, Limoge china, and bedding by Yves Delorme—not to mention plush bath robes, slippers, and pillowcases monogrammed with guest's initials

most voting power. One potential conflict, says Andrew Speirs of Hawkpoint, a firm that advises on corpo

have long had a complicated relationship with their national debt. It was the need to repair its national finances that forced the ancient regime of Louis XVI in France to summon the Estates-General in 1789, an event that triggered the French revolution. In his book, "A Free Nation Deep in Debt", James Mac