These two verre églomisé plates, set against a black background, each depict a majestic flower bouquet placed on a gilded wood console table with a white marble top, in front of an open window embrasure. The console tables are positioned against a wall with a red faux-marble finish. Rich red damask curtains with gold threads, acting as repoussoirs, frame each still life. Although similar in appearance, the two compositions differ in their details. On the first plate, where the open window embrasure appears on the right side of the composition, the first golden bouquet is arranged in a basket, standing on a console table typical of the Louis XIV period, as suggested by the distinctive baluster-shaped leg. The second plate presents a symmetrical composition to the first, with the window embrasure visible on the left. The bouquet is arranged in a glass vase, placed on a later console table, dated from the Régence period, what is identifiable by the masks decorating the tops of the console legs. These verre églomisé plates are remarkable for their rich composition, but also for their colors, which combines a range of red tones, white highlights, and gold leaf motifs. Each miniature painting is set/ housed in a finely chiseled and openwork gilt metal frame.