Saxony’s white gold Johann Joachim Kändler (after), Jacques or Philippe Caffieri (bronzes attributed to), Lazare Duvaux (probably delivered by), Pair of candelabra with birds of prey, detail, circa 1745, Galerie LéageH: 75 cm — 29 1⁄2 inches — W: 42 cm — 16 1⁄2 inches — D: 36 cm — 14 1⁄4 inches

Charles Cressent, Chest of drawers with crossed palms and dragons, detail, circa 1745–1750, Galerie Léage

Ferdinand Bury (cabinetmaking attributed to), Jean-Louis Prévost (painted decoration attributed to), Jean-Baptiste II Tuart (probably delivered by), Low cabinet, from a pair, detail, circa 1770–1775, Galerie Léage, formerly in the collection of Hannah Primerose, née Rothschild, at Mentmore Towers

Pietro Longhi, The dancing lesson, circa 1741, Venise, Gallerie dell’Accademia (inv. 465)

A German cabinetmaker in Paris

A Showcase for the Rothschild Collections

Suspended masterpieces

A sculptor for the decorative arts