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DECORATIVE AND POPULAR ARTS 
15 floor 
Aural bedroom 
Jrban livina-room 
Nardrahe 
Bracket clock 
Auyral lineannress 
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1 21" 
=-mpopire Bureau cabinet 
2a 
Draqe with ten Ar 
Testament), ornaments from the Renaissance and 
the Restoration period, wedding marks, etc. Differ- 
ent types of ovens made in the former Duchy of 
Luxembourg (18 and 19* centuries). 
26-27 TOOLS AND IMPLEMENTS OF THE MOSELLE 
VINICULTURE 
From the pruning to the vintage: pruning-hook. 
noe, vine-prop, etc. 
Barreilling and racking: wine-casks, cans, wine- 
oumps, taps, etc. 
Pressing: butt, wine-press, etc. Statue of St Anna 
with Jesus and Maria, from the mansion of Lauter- 
Dom. 
28 
CAST IRON PLATES (16 to 18® centuries) — 
KEYS 
Cast iron plates with the arms of Luxembourg and 
foreign noble families and of several Luxembourg 
ironmasters’ families. /n the show-case: keys, 
partly from the former gates of the fortress of 
Luxembourg. 
Return to room 22 and go upstairs to room 29 
using the wooden staircase. 
PORTRAITS OF FAMOUS PERSONALITIES 
OF THE 19% CENTURY (staircase) 
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LOUIS XV AND LOUIS XVI FURNITURE 
Several pieces of furniture from the end of the 18" 
and the beginning of the 19* centuries: chests, 
chests of drawers, wardrobes, secretary, etc. 
Corner-cupboard made of walnut-root wood. As- 
tronomical grandfather’s clock (mid-19%® century). 
RURAL AND URBAN FURNITURE 
(18 and 19 centuries) 
Wardrobe, probably made by the cabinet-maker 
Calteux. Great linenpress with ten doors. Louis XV 
'uxurv-sled. 
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URBAN LIVING-ROOM (1 half of the 19* century) 
Empire Bureau cabinet with sloping and with cylin- 
der front. Piano (about 1850), previously belonging 
to the Luxembourg poet Edmond de la Fontaine. 
called Dicks (1823-1891). 
LOUIS XVI ROOM (last quarter of the 18° century) 
Small table and grandfather’s clock. Louis XV! 
sorner-table. bureaıu cabinet. etc. 
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