Ref.11458
Japanese style crystal engraved vide-poche and gilded bronze frame with elephant heads

Small crystal engraved vide-poche inserted in a gilded bronze mount imitating bamboo and figuring elephant heads. French work of the 19th century.

Ref.12517
Earthenware washbasin on column, 50's

Antique washbasin on column pedestal, in pastel blue earthenware made in the 50's.

Ref.14682
The Opaline vase, the magic of BACCARAT in the 19th century

The Baccarat crystal factory, an internationally renowned French crystal factory, was founded under Louis XV. Our vase, made in the 19th century, is made of opaline. Opaque, this precious glass is decorated with a poetic and animal decoration painted by hand. It consists of tits, symbols of marital happiness and fidelity, frolicking on branches. The vase is encircled by a rich silvered bronze frame. It was designed specifically for this piece. This richly decorated object is the result of the combination of the magic of glass and crystal with the magic of bronze workers specialising in the decorative arts. The feet, known as "lion's paws", refer to the Renaissance imagination, which was very popular in the 19th century. The frame is decorated with figures and ornamental details of great refinement.

Ref.14916
Cristallerie Saint-Louis, Pair of ruby vases with Japanese decoration, c. 1880

Cristallerie Saint-Louis, Pair of ruby vases with Japanese decoration, c. 1880. This pair of stork vases was made by the Saint-Louis crystal factory around 1880. The Saint-Louis crystal factory was founded in 1585 in the Münzthal valley. She first worked with glass, before unlocking the secret of making crystal in 1781. These ruby crystal vases are decorated with Japanese motifs. These were etched with acid, then enameled with gold. Next to the stork, a Far Eastern tree blossoms on its belly.

Ref.5573
Louis XVI style Carrara marble mantel decorated with a laurel wreath

Ref.15512
Checkerboard floor in stone and black marble .

This marble checkerboard floor covers 18 m².

Ref.5896
Louis XV period fireplace decorated with an asymmetrical palmette in a variation of Royal Red marble