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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.

  • Silverware

    Antique silver has long been at the heart of the European dining tradition. Throughout the 19th and 20th centuries, it reflected both the finest standards of silversmithing and the elegance of formal entertaining. As dining rituals became increasingly sophisticated, silver assumed a central role on the table, with an ever-growing array of specialized pieces created for every course and occasion. From elaborate centrepieces to finely crafted serving wares, antique silver embodies a remarkable combination of beauty, function and craftsmanship.

    Our collection brings together a wide range of antique silver and silver plate, illustrating the evolution of design from the Second Empire through the Art Nouveau and Art Deco periods to the finest twentieth-century creations. It features works by some of Europe's most celebrated silversmiths and manufacturers, including Christofle, Gallia, Puiforcat, Tétard, Asprey, Tiffany & Co., Franco Lapini and Buccellati, which continue to be sought after by collectors and discerning buyers.

    Our selection includes cutleries, serving platters and trays, tea and coffee services, salt cellars, cruet sets, carafes, jugs, wine and champagne coolers, cocktail shakers, menu holders, knife rests, and a wide variety of other silver objects designed to enhance your receptions. Whether intended for use, collecting or display, each piece combines lasting quality with timeless elegance, making antique silver as relevant to the contemporary table as it was when it was first created.

  • Majolica

    Asparagus plates and serving dishes, oyster plates, tureens, salad bowls, and large centrepieces: majolica and barbotine reveal a world of sculpted forms and rich, vibrant colours, where nature—foliage, vegetables, and marine motifs—finds its way onto the table with joyful naturalism.

    These pieces reflect the renewed fascination, at the end of the nineteenth century, with iridescent glazes and exuberant decoration inspired by the Italian Renaissance. Some bear the mark of the great manufactories of the period—Minton and Wedgwood in England, Sarreguemines and Creil et Montereau in France—which combined imaginative design with technical mastery.

  • 19th-century fine earthenware
  • Porcelain
  • Decorative objects

    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.

  • Crystal & Glassware

    Glasses, decanters, des brocs, des coupes, des serviteurs muets.... carved, molded, cut crystal, engraved, tinted, hand painted,  or simple.

    Delicate treasures of all styles, thanks to the virtuosity of prestigious manufacturers in particular Baccarat, Daum, Lobmeyr, Moser, Murano and many others...

  • Sorry, sold !

    Treasures to be seized sometimes very quickly, sometimes they have been waiting for you, hidden in a corner...

    We had discovered them for you, sometimes we would have liked to keep them, but we are passers-by and the pleasure of sharing our discoveries with you is our daily approach in the hope of making you happy.

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    Ceramic dinner service with an enameled decoration of fish and marine bottom, including dinner plates, small plates, soup plates, a salad bowl, and a tureen. Colored drawings with gold and silver highlights.

    4 650,00 €
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  • Set of 4 dinner plates, coloured drawings with gold and silver highlights, enamelled decoration of fish and seabed, green back. 

    1 850,00 €
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  • Set of 4 dinner plates, coloured drawings with gold and silver highlights, enamelled decoration of fish and seabed, green back. 

    1 850,00 €
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  • Set of 4 dinner plates, coloured drawings with gold and silver highlights, enamelled decoration of fish and seabed, green back. 

    1 850,00 €
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  • Dessert plate decorated with a colourful aquatic scene, shining with the delicate gold and silver reflections of the enamel paint. Three small blue fish enhanced with silver swim around golden seaweed.

    490,00 €
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  • An elegant majolica tazza, with a shell-shaped dish resting on a stem formed by three entwined dolphins. The piece was made by the Wedgwood manufactory in 1885.

    875,00 €
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  • Majolica comport or jardinière modelled as a nautilus shell resting on a naturalistic base adorned with coral, shells and  algae. A fine piece with vivid coloured glazes, produced by the Choisy-le-Roi manufactory in the late 19th century

    875,00 €
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  • Dessert set comprising a spoon and a fork in silver-plated metal, the lower part of the handle decorated with a relief motif depicting stylised poppy seed heads encircled openwork stems, England, late 19th century.

    195,00 €
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  • This Fratin bronze cup is mounted on a stand decorated on the lower part with elephant heads and bears playing with each other. The cup is decorated with several eagles and a snake. Fratin engraved signature, 19th century bronze by Daubree editor. The silver patina dates from the 20th century. 

    2 850,00 €
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  • A polychrome earthenware mantel clock made by the Jules Vieillard & Cie manufactory in Bordeaux, circa 1880. An identical clock is held in the collections of the Museum of Decorative Arts of the city of Bordeaux. A major collector’s piece for the enthusiasts of 19th-century Japonist earthenware

    3 650,00 €
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  • Impressive polychrome majolica tazza, modeled as a crouching faun seated upon a naturalistic rocky base, his raised arms supporting a large shell with finely sculpted ribbing. A very decorative piece for majolica collectors.

    1 780,00 €
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  • Globular glass vase raised on four feet, in amethyst-tinted blown glass, resting on four feet. The spherical body is decorated with a polychrome enamel design depicting carp swimming among algae and aquatic plants. Dating from the late nineteenth century, the piece is unsigned but may be attributed to the Moser glassworks.

    1 680,00 €
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  • A Minton majolica oyster stand, late 19th Century, formed as four graduated tiers of brown glazed oyster shells with white glazed interiors, joined by green glazed weed, the finial formed as three fish and an eel.A rare and highly decorative piece, ideal for presenting shellfish or seafood, or as a charming centrepiece for the dining table

    3 450,00 €
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