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Inventory
Inventory of the
Czartoryski-Potocki Patace
The Palace at No. 15 on the Krakowskie Przedmiescie was built in the Louis XV
style in the first half of the 18th century by the Sieniawski family. With its two
wings and corps de garde, it is one of Warsaw's major sites of museum value.
It has always been regarded as a museum asset rather than as a commercial
property.
It contains the following works of art valued as museum items and not desig-
nated for commercial purposes:
I. THE VESTIBULE
1 Old Venetian pearwood bench with back and arm rests, elaborately carved,
with an enclosed chest
1 Oak grandfather clock, by Lamreghts [Lambrechts?] of Paris
1 Marble statue of Venus on a marble pedestal
Pair of giltwood console tables
Pair of Japanese porcetain dishes
1 Antique Louis XVI litter
1 Portrait in oils of Stanisfaw Potocki, by Brodowski
1 Portrait in oils of King Stanisfaw August, by Baciarelli
II. THE BILLIARD ROOM
1 Wooden consote table, with a gilded base and black top
1 carved oak sideboard, containing:
1 Porcelain tureen and lid, vintage Saxon (first period), dragon decoration
1 Porcelain tureen and lid, Louis XV, bird and vegetable decoration
Pair of Japanese porcelain vases and lids
1 Small porcelain jug and tid, vintage Saxon, landscape decoration
32-piece porcelain tea and coffee set, vintage Saxon, figural and tandscape
decoration with a green edge, comprising 14 cups, 14 saucers, 1 sugar bowl,
1 milk jug, 1 teapot, and 1 coffeepot
4 Japanese porcelain dessert bowls
1 Vintage Saxon porcelain plate, relief flower decoration
1 Antique oak cabinet on high legs
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Inventory of the
Czartoryski-Potocki Patace
The Palace at No. 15 on the Krakowskie Przedmiescie was built in the Louis XV
style in the first half of the 18th century by the Sieniawski family. With its two
wings and corps de garde, it is one of Warsaw's major sites of museum value.
It has always been regarded as a museum asset rather than as a commercial
property.
It contains the following works of art valued as museum items and not desig-
nated for commercial purposes:
I. THE VESTIBULE
1 Old Venetian pearwood bench with back and arm rests, elaborately carved,
with an enclosed chest
1 Oak grandfather clock, by Lamreghts [Lambrechts?] of Paris
1 Marble statue of Venus on a marble pedestal
Pair of giltwood console tables
Pair of Japanese porcetain dishes
1 Antique Louis XVI litter
1 Portrait in oils of Stanisfaw Potocki, by Brodowski
1 Portrait in oils of King Stanisfaw August, by Baciarelli
II. THE BILLIARD ROOM
1 Wooden consote table, with a gilded base and black top
1 carved oak sideboard, containing:
1 Porcelain tureen and lid, vintage Saxon (first period), dragon decoration
1 Porcelain tureen and lid, Louis XV, bird and vegetable decoration
Pair of Japanese porcelain vases and lids
1 Small porcelain jug and tid, vintage Saxon, landscape decoration
32-piece porcelain tea and coffee set, vintage Saxon, figural and tandscape
decoration with a green edge, comprising 14 cups, 14 saucers, 1 sugar bowl,
1 milk jug, 1 teapot, and 1 coffeepot
4 Japanese porcelain dessert bowls
1 Vintage Saxon porcelain plate, relief flower decoration
1 Antique oak cabinet on high legs
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