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HISTOIRE NATURELLE Vendredi 24 JANVIER 2020 À 10H Et 14H VENTE AUX ENCHÈRES PUBLIQUES Psalidognathus Morpho friendi anaxibia Batocera wallacei Eupatorus gracilicornis Agrias narcissus femelle HISTOIRE NATURELLE VENDREDI 24 JANVIER 2020 À 10H ET 14H VENTE AUX ENCHÈRES PUBLIQUES Bibliothèque d’Histoire Naturelle Taxidermie - Entomologie Curiosités - Coquillages - Minéraux Provenance : Collection de Monsieur Dupont Vendredi 24 janvier 2020 à 10h et 14h Hôtel des ventes Bordeaux Sainte - Croix Détail lot 144 1 HÔTEL DES VENTES BORDEAUX Sainte - CROIX 12-14, rue Peyronnet - 33800 Bordeaux S.A.S. BRISCADIEU BORDEAUX (Agrément 2002 304) CLAUDE DUPONT (1929-2019) Monsieur Claude DUPONT né le 10 décembre 1929, antiquaire à Bordeaux a constitué cette collection depuis l’âge de 12 ans. C’est lors d’une visite au musée de Bordeaux accompagné de son grand-père que CONTACT PHOTOS SUPPLÉMENTAIRES sa passion pour l’entomologie est née. T : 33 (0)5 56 31 32 33 www.briscadieu-bordeaux.com Par la suite il a constitué une collection d’ornithoptères très rares dressés par F : 33 (0)5 56 31 32 00 www.interencheres.com des correspondants de toutes les régions du monde : Indonésie, Malaisie, Chine, M : [email protected] www.auction.fr Himalaya, Nouvelle Guinée, tous classés avec les noms, les lieux et dates de captures et étalés par ses soins. RENSEIGNEMENTS PARTICIPER À LA VENTE EN LIVE Également Monsieur Claude DUPONT était membre de la S.E.P.E.N.S.O. Antoine Briscadieu www.interencheres-live.com Son plus grand vœux aurait été que des personnes passionnées prennent soin de Thomas Nicolet cette collection qui a été le bonheur de sa vie. ORDRES D'ACHAT ET TÉLÉPHONES EXPOSITION DE LA VENTE Anne Courtois Briscadieu Jeudi 23 janvier 2020 : [email protected] de 14h00 à 19h00 EXPERT DE LA VENTE Mme Émilie LE MOAL Successeur de M. Alain VADON 06 23 81 38 64 [email protected] 2 3 14 25 LES Morpho d’AMÉRIQUE DU SUD ET CENTRALE. CINQ OUVRAges d’ENTOMOLOGIE Ed. du Cabinet Le Moult. Demi-reliure. dont Nouvelle chasse aux papillons, Guide pratique 60/80 € de l’amateur de papillons. 20/30 € 15 REVUE ALEXANOR, 6 FASCICULES 26 Album des Insectes de France, Colas - état moyen ; Papillons LOT DE SEPT OUVRAGES de France, E. Berce – mauvais état ; la Chasse aux papillons, CONCERNANT LA CONCHYLIOLOGIE. 30/40 € mauvais état ; Les Papillons de France, Rothschild, 1880; Butterflies of Britain and Europe ; Field Guide to the 27 Butterflies, Klots. ŒuVRES DE BUFFON, 50/60 € 12 Vol.,Garnier frères, Paris. Reliure état moyen. 200/300 € 16 GUIDE DE L’ENTOMOLOGISTE, Colas, Ed. Boubée. 28 On joint cinq volumes modernes sur les papillons et insectes. CATALOGUE DES LÉPIDOPTÈRES 20/30 € Catalogue des lépidoptères de France, L. Lhomme; Catalogue des lépidoptères dans l’Ouest de La France, Gelin et Lucas, 17 1912; Catalogue des lépidoptères de la Gironde, 1928. La vie des araignées, Fabre, 1937; Les papillons, Maindron, Catalogue provisoire des lépidoptères de la Gironde, H. Hachette, 1887 – broché, état moyen ; Histoire de bêtes, Gouin, 1922. Delagrave ; Univers géant, Samivel, Artaud. 20/30 € 20/30 € 29 18 HUIT OUVRAges d’entOMOLOGIE TASCHENBUCH DER SCHMETTERLINGE, H. Wagner. dont Coléoptères de France, 3 fascicules, Boubée ; Mes chasses 13 On joint Motyli, Dr. R. Schwaerz, Prague, 1953. En tchèque. aux papillons, E. Le Moult, Ed. Horay, 1955 ; Mariposas de 7 20/30 € Venezuela, espagnol-anglais, Schmid et Endicott. BIBLIOTHèQUE D’HISTOIRE NATURELLE BUTTERFLIES OF FORMOSA IN COLOURS, 50/60 € The Butterflies of Japan, 1965 19 1 Hétérocères du Japon, Hoikusha. BUTTERFLIES OF THE AMERICAN TROPICS: 30 BUTTERFLIES OF WEST 60/80 € the genus Anaea, Comstock, AMNH, 1961. DIX OUVRAGES DE VULGARISATION MALAYSIA AND SINGAPORE, 60/80 € CONCERNANT LES INSECTES 2 Vol ,W. A. Fleming, 1974. 8 dont Les plus beaux insectes, Larousse ; On joint Hong Kong Butterflies, Marsh, The Shell HISTOIRE NATURELLE, DR. CHENU 20 L’Homme et les insectes, Ed. RST. Company of Hong Kong LTD, 1968. 1 Vol. Papillons. Etat moyen. LÉPIDOPTÈRES 50/60 € 50/60 € On joint Extrait de voyage de M. le Baron de Rothschild, M.E. Berce, 6 Vol, 1878. Demi-reliure. Lépidoptères Hétérocères, F. Le cerf. 31 2 50/60 € 40/50 € SEPT OUVRAGES DE VULGARISATION LES PAPILLONS CONCERNANT LES INSECTES Les Papillons du Monde, Hatier; Papillons, Gründ ; Les papillons, 21 9 dont Splendeurs des papillons, Colette, Plon, 1951 ; Larousse poche ; Papillons de jour, La Farandole ; Les Papillons, PHOTOCopies d’ouVRAGES Joyaux ailés, Schuler ; Les papillons, Atlas. Paul Smart, Elsevier. PAPILLONS, SUR LES ORNITHOPTÈRES 40/50 € 50/60 € P. Smart, état A2 ; Magie des papillons, Vilo ; Papillons, Gründ ; Vol. 1 , Part. 1 et 2, et Vol 2, Part. 1 ; Butterflies of the World, part. Papillons dans leur milieu, Bordas ; Papillons, Artaud. 1-3, 1998-1999. On joint Index des géométridae et noctuidae de 30/40 € 32 3 France et Los lepidopteros diurnos de las islas Canarias. SEPT OUVRAGES DE VULGARISATION ENCYCLOPÉDIE 30/40 € Encyclopédie des insectes, Gründ; Joyaux ailés, Hachette; 10 CONCERNANT LES INSECTES Sauvons les papillons, OPIE; Les Papillons de jour, Marabout; Noctuelles et géomètres d’EUROPE, dont Insectes du monde, W. Linsenmaier, Stock ; La vie de J. H. 22 Schmetterlinge Deutschlands, 1. Band, 1913. J. Culot, 4 Vol. 1909-1927, Oberthür. Demi-reliures. Fabre, Delagrave, Paris ; Les plus beaux papillons, Larousse, etc. Selected Butterflies of the World, en japonais, R. Nakahura; 60/80 € 200/250 € 60/80 € Papillons d’Europe, 2 Vol, Delachaux et Niestlé ; Papillons 4 11 nocturnes, Hatier ; Ce qu’il faut savoir des Insectes, 1942 ; 33 LES PAPILLONS LÉPIDOPTÈRES EXOTIQUES, Carnet d’un naturaliste, Niko Tinbergen, Hachette. IMPORTANT LOT DE DIX OUVRAGES Papillons, Stock; Papillons, Gründ; Papillons des Antilles Lucas, 1873. Un volume. Couverture griffée et piquée. 50/60 € DE VULGARISATION SUR LES MONDES MARINS françaises, Père Pinchon, 1969 ; Les papillons de France et 50/60 € dont Les Invertébrés vivants du monde, Ruschbaum et Milne, d’Europe, Solar ; Aberrations of British Butterflies, Russwurm. 23 Hachette ; Trésor englouti, Diolé et Cousteau, etc. 50/60 € 12 SIX OUVRAges d’ENTOMOLOGIE 40/50 € L’AMATEUR DE PAPILLONS, dont Encyclopédie des Insectes, Gründ. 5 Ed. L. Lhomme, publication des années 20 à 40. 30/40 € 34 BUTTERFLIES OF THE AUSTRALIAN REGION 20/30 € DOUZE OUVRAGES DE VULGARISATION SUR B. D’Abrera, Landsdown, 1971. LES PAYSAGES, LA FAUNE ET LA FLORE Etat moyen (légères moisissures). 24 13 SIX OUVRAges d’HISTOIRE NATURELLE dont Faune des Iles, Hachette, etc. 100/120 € FAUNE PALÉARCTIQUE, dont Atlas des papillons du monde, H. Lewis On joint un album de timbres du monde A. Seitz, 4 Vol, 1933, en français. Et le supplément 3 : Noctuiade 6 mauvais état ; Papillons nocturnes, sur la thématique des papillons. paléarctiques, et supplément 2 : Bombyx et sphinx 40/50 € BIRDWING BUTTERFLIES OF THE WORLD paléarctiques, en allemand. Demi-reliure. J. Moucha, La Farandole. B. D’Abrera, 1975. Etat moyen. 800/900 € (Voir reproduction) 30/40 € 100/120 € 4 5 35 50 64 NEUF OUVRAGES DE VULGARISATION FORMES MIMÉTIQUES PAPILIONIDAE ASIATIQUES SUR LE MONDE ANIMAL dont Papilio laglazei, mimique d’Alcides agathyrsus. dont Atraphaneura sycorax, Papilio horishanus, dont Grand dictionnaire des animaux, Bordas ; 40/50 € et une belle série de P. rumanzovia. Les oiseaux, Horizons de France, etc. Trois coffrets. On joint quatre ouvrages sur La Nouvelle Guinée et Bornéo 51 80/90 € dont Les Papous, chasseurs de tête ; Dans la jungle de Bornéo, PAPILIONIDAE DU MONDE dont Ulysses joesa couple d’Indonésie. Presses de la Cité. 65 100/120 € 40/50 € DIVERS PAPILLONS DE NUIT DU MONDE 52 présentés dans un cadre "naturaliste" taXIDERMIE NYMPHALIDAE DU MONDE (légère décoloration). dont Amérique du Nord et Indes. 60/80 € 36 60/80 € DEUX SERPENTS NAJA 66 dont Naja naja - Inde (CITES Annexe II/UE B ) 53 FAUNE SUD-AMÉRICAINE et une couleuvre européenne– Coluber viridiflavus PAPILIONIDAE DES PHILIPPINES, CEYLAN Dynastes hercules couple et deux Morpho cisseis. Haut. 70 – 39 – 65 cm. dont P. hector couple. On joint un Papilio Ulysses autolycus. 100/120 € 60/80 € 60/80 € 67 54 37 GRANDE COMPOSITION DE DIVERS INSECTES PAPILIONIDAE DU MONDE TATOU dont phasmes. dont Lowi femelle. Deux coffrets. 60/80 € petit manque au bout de la queue. 100/120 € Long. 61 cm. 68 80/90 € 55 ATTACIDAE EXOTIQUES COLÉOPTÈRES 38 dont Lucanidae, Scarabeidae, Passalidae. dont Actias, Attacus edwardsi, Automeris. Rollier d’ABYSSINIE 50/60 € Lot de quatre coffrets anciens. Coracias abyssinicus – Afrique 100/120 € ET LORI 56 Pseudeos fuscata –Nouvelle Guinée COLÉOPTÈRES 69 Haut. 31 et 30 cm. dont Megasoma elephas couple et M. Acteon couple. NOCTURNES DU GABON 120/150 € Deux coffrets. dont Eustera agriphontes. 80/100 € 30/40 € 39 MAJESTUEUX PAON BRANCHÉ 57 70 Pavo cristatus – Ceylan COLÉOPTÈRES DU MONDE ATTACIDAE AFRICAINS Haut. 172 cm. dont Callipogon barbatus, Lemoinei, dont une très belle série d’Athletes du Gabon. 200/300 € (Voir reproduction) Cheirotonus macleayi, etc. 120/150 € 39 Deux coffrets. 100/120 € entoMoloGIE 71 45 SPHINX ET ATTACIDAE AFRICAINS. LAMPROPTERA MEGES ET LYCAENIDAE 58 Deux coffrets anciens. 40 DES MOLUQUES, MYGALES DU PÉROU 80/90 € AMATHUSIDAE DU GROUPE STICHOPHTALMA essentiellement Amblypodia hercules. Deux coffrets. Pamphobeteus antinous couple. dont camadeva, louisa, fruhstorferi. 50/60 € 60/80 € Deux coffrets. 72 59 ATTACUS ROSA COUPLE 100/120 € 46 ORTHOPTÈRES ET DIVERS. ET ATTACUS CAESAR IMPERATOR LÉPIDOPTÈRES 60/80 € couple des Philippines. 41 dont Satyridae du Japon, Malaisie et du Tonkin. AMATHUSIDAE ET NYMPHALIDAE Deux coffrets. Quatre coffrets. 60 DE LA PÉNINSULE MALAISE 60/80 € 60/80 € PHASMIDAE ET MANTE RELIGIEUSE dont Zeuxidia, Thoria alyris. Deux coffrets. (vitre cassée). 80/90 € 73 47 80/100 € HYPOLIMNAS PANDARUS BELLE SÉRIE DE NOCTURNES DU GABON dont Athletes ethra. 42 ET PANDARUS PANDORA 61 80/100 € TAENARIS ASIATIQUES 16 exemplaires dont deux femelles – Céram- Indonésie ARGEMA MITREI dont saturnator femelle. 60/80 € deux couples et un cocon (sur fond noir). 60/80 € 80/100 € 74 48 RARE COPIOPTERYX SEMIRAMIS, 43 LÉPIDOPTÈRES DE THAÏLANDE, NOUVELLE GUINÉE 62 Copiopteryx decerto et sonthonaxi - 1963 TEANARIS ASIATIQUES ET AMÉRIQUE DU SUD.
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