Aymeric de Villelume took part in around forty public auctions in the last ten years, with many Parisian auction houses.
Prestigious sales:
He has appraised the following collections: Barroux Brothers, Juliette Niclausse, Atelier Brocard, Atelier Boussac (Wesserling), Atelier Scheurer (Thann), Atelier Bianchini, Atelier Férier (Lyon), etc.
Some results:
- A 52 meters long piece of 17th century yellow damask fabric sold for 16 287€ (24 September 1997)
- Habit à la française of Jacques Necker, Louis XVI period sold for 22 340 €(17 June 1998)
- A late 11th century papal camauro (cap) sold for 54 157 € (15 April 1999)
- A 17th century antependium embroidered by the Ursuline Sisters of Amiens sold for 7 371 € (22 May 2000)
- A 16th century Venitian yellow and red cisele velvet, sold for 8 793 € and a 16th century cisele velvet cope (liturgical vestment) sold for 8 119 € (26 September 2000)
- A French dressing-gown, which has belonged to Madame Oberkampf, who wore it for her presentation to the Queen in 1775, sold for 20 291 € and a brocade lampas fabric, said of the "Chamber of Catherine II of Russia" attributed to Philippe de Lasalle, made in Lyon around 1771, sold for 19 447 € (16 January 2001)
- A linen damask table cloth coming from the administration of the "Menus-Plaisirs" of King Louis XVI around 1785 sold for 9 800 €; a 23 meters long piece of green and silver brocatelle sold for 9 300 €; a 73 meters long Louis XIV piece of red brocatelle sold for 21 987 €; a 39 meters long Louis XIV piece of red brocatelle sold for 13 869 €; and a 55 meters long border piece of red and yellow brocatelle sold for 23 679 € (7 June 2011)
- A 49 meters long Louis XIV piece of red brocatelle sold for 14 545 € (13 November 2001)
- A 15th century Persian velvet panel sold for 9 997 €
- A 15th century Turkish velvet cope sold for 14 667 €, a 16th century Turkish velvet panel sold for 50 457 €, and a Louis XIV table rug sold for 6 453 € (9 October 2002)
- A piece of "Indienne" from Jouy by Oberkampf in 1788 sold for 4 527 € and a naturalist lampas cope from Lyon around 1735-1740 sold for 9 531 € (5 December 2003)
- A 16th century Italian green velvet cope sold for 6 195 €and the very rare late 17th century set of ornaments for the Chapel of Versailles sold for 73 866 € (30 April 2004)
- A piece of lampas known as "Meuble Gaudin" woven in Lyon in 1788 and delivered for the bedroom of the Empress at Fontainebleau in 1805, sold for 42 553 € (16 October 2005)
- A late 15th century velvet sacerdotal chasuble sold for 7 537 € (1st July 2006)
- A 40 meters long piece of "bizarre" damask woven in Venice around 1690-1715 sold for 9 965 €(17 November 2006)
- A coat by Babani sold for 3 645 €, a 15th and 16th century sample album sold for 8 020 €, and a series of 16 Louis XV Chinese style painted silk panels sold for 17 000 €(24 October 2007).
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