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To contemplate, to dream, let beauty nourish your soul, with exceptional objects you’d find at the Victoria & Albert Museum, the Orsay Museum, or the Decorative Arts museum, find them here. Offer yourself the pleasure of admiring these treasures in your home.
There is magic in such diverse styles of silverware; from the end of the 18th, 19th, and 20th centuries, with unusual, surprising objects for the table. With talented designers or silversmiths known world wide; Buccelati, Puiforcat,Têtard, Christophe, Gallia, Asprey, Tiffany……a fine choice of champagne buckets, teapots, salt shakers, trays.
Botanical, ornithological, inspired by traditional Japanese art, stylized and sometimes graphical decorations.
Beautiful objects for everyday, decorative, sometimes useful that give just that extra something we need for homes, traditional or modern. Works by artists and artisans, that link us to our past.
Certaines pièces du Victoria Albert museum, du musée d'Orsay, des musées des Arts Décoratifs vous ont fait rêver...nous en avons quelques unes à découvrir
Glasses, decanters .... carved, molded, engraved or simple
Sadler Tea pot in English earthenware shaped like a race car. Very famous model, also perfect for the collection. Registered n°820236 as marked below the item.
Fine Bone China porcelain sugar pot by Royal Crown Derby hand lavished with 22 ct gold. Aves model decorated with peacocks and birds of paradise with trailing feathers, evolving in outstanding landscapes. After an embroidery pattern painted by Albert Gregory, the Avesbury pattern has existed since 1932 at Royal Crown Derby on luxury tableware.
Fine Bone China porcelain milk pot by Royal Crown Derby hand lavished with 22 ct gold. Aves model decorated with peacocks and birds of paradise with trailing feathers, evolving in outstanding landscapes. After an embroidery pattern painted by Albert Gregory, the Avesbury pattern has existed since 1932 at Royal Crown Derby on luxury tableware.
Fine Bone China porcelain coffee pot by Royal Crown Derby hand lavished with 22 ct gold. Aves model decorated with peacocks and birds of paradise with trailing feathers, evolving in outstanding landscapes. After an embroidery pattern painted by Albert Gregory, the Avesbury pattern has existed since 1932 at Royal Crown Derby on luxury tableware.
This English tantalus consists of three square-shaped cut crystal decanters, each with a matching stopper. The glassware is in excellent condition, featuring diamond-shaped engravings on the surfaces that add an elegant decorative touch.
Exquisite bronze sculpture by Christophe Fratin is a perfect representation of 19th-century decorative art, skillfully blending intricate chisel work with opulent materials to create a piece that is both majestic and subtly elegant. The sculpture features an anthropomorphized bear seated gracefully, holding an ornately decorated umbrella.