the furniture of the house in which he died will be sold for a colossal sum!

Almost 7 months after his disappearance, some still can’t get used to it. Bernard Tapie has indeed left this world and left a great void. Whether it is with his relatives, like those who have always admired him, like the Marseillais for example. Indeed, the ex-businessman left a sublime memory to the inhabitants of the Phocaean City. By being at the head of one of the most famous football clubs in France for several years, “Nanard” offered the coveted Champions League to OM. Only club, to date, to have won it in the country.

For this period, his outspokenness, and despite everything, his dark sides, Bernard Tapie remains and will always remain an emblematic character and a man from whom many are inspired. And even when he is no longer there, he manages to get people talking about him. Or rather, its furniture. Indeed, according to our colleagues from Sunday newspapera large part of the furniture from the Hôtel de Cavoye, the place in which he died, will soon be put up for auction.

Furniture worth gold

More precisely next July 6 at the Atelier Richelieu. It is not surprising to learn that Bernard Tapie owned rare pieces of furniture, which could sometimes be very expensive. This is why, discovering that all the furniture that will be put on sale should be around 5 million euros will perhaps not surprise many people. Especially since some rooms have been classified as historical monuments.

Regarding the pieces that will undoubtedly be the most disputed during the auction, a chandelier by André-Charles Boulle estimated between 120,000 and 150,000 euros. A room located in Bernard Tapie’s living room in which he could put his feet on two polychrome Savonnerie carpets which would be worth 25,000 euros each. Other objects, very expensive, will be found and there is no doubt that the final sum collected could well exceed 5 million euros.

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