Three fans, France, 19th century *The first, a broken horn fan painted with stylized peacock feathers, pink and gilded. France, circa 1820 H.t. 17 cm (wear, ribbon to be replaced) *The second, a gauze and tulle leaf, embroidered with gold sequins and painted with pavilions evoking the park of Versailles, notably the Temple de l'Amour built for Marie-Antoinette, and the Petit Trianon. In the center, a gallant on one knee declares his love for a lady of quality. Signed on the right "R. Serand". Bone mount engraved and gilded with cartels and garlands. Gilded metal hanger. France, circa 1900-1920 Height 22 cm (wear) *The third, a folded fan, the double sheet in lithographed paper with gouache enhancement of a gallant scene in the 18th-century style. Reverse in paper decorated with a concert, gilded on a white background, and gallant subjects. Bone mount, engraved and silvered. France, circa 1840 Height 27 cm (wears, restorations, small missing parts)