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Published on 07 May 2021

Faience Ducks in the Marseilles Style

In the 18th century, the talented Joseph Fauchier made the southern French port city of Marseilles one of the capitals of faience or earthenware form...

Faience Ducks in the Marseilles Style - Pre-sale

Published on 09 April 2021

Claude Dargent: Master of Silverware

An 18th-century Parisian silver shaker scattered its blessings on a sale devoted to silverware.

Claude Dargent: Master of Silverware - Lots sold

Published on 11 February 2021

Silverwork Sets the Table

Marcel Sztejnberg’s silverware collection received just recognition for a noble, beautiful passion, as well as a preemption.

Silverwork Sets the Table - Lots sold

Published on 01 February 2021

Divine Vines by Dodin and Boucher

Cherubs eating grapes wafted a Vincennes porcelain jar to the heights, alongside objects from the final splendors of the Crédit Foncier de France.

Divine Vines by Dodin and Boucher - Lots sold

Published on 18 November 2020

V for Vermeil

While all that glitters is not gold, vermeil is probably the material that creates the most convincing illusion. Now inseparable from decorative tableware,...

V for Vermeil - Glossary

Published on 16 October 2020

Sold! Works by Jean-Léon Gérôme and Jean Limosin Reap a Bountiful Harvest

Records and preemptions were on the agenda, with examples in a variety of artistic disciplines reaching high prices.

Sold! Works by Jean-Léon Gérôme and Jean Limosin Reap a Bountiful Harvest - Lots sold

Published on 26 September 2020

Inspired Decorative Arts from "Rousseau" Service to A.-J.M. Vachette Box

A fine selection of furniture, tableware and curios with a focus on 19th-century faience, as well as tables and a gold box from the 18th century.

Inspired Decorative Arts from "Rousseau" Service to A.-J.M. Vachette Box - Lots sold

Published on 05 February 2020

The Biron Collection: A Sound Taste for the 18th Century

Renée and Louis Biron's collection achieved a splendid €1 M, led by a fine portrait of Houdon by Restout and a rare group of silverware featuring regional...

The Biron Collection: A Sound Taste for the 18th Century - Lots sold

Published on 24 January 2020

Art Price Index: The Odiot Company

Part of the silversmith aristocracy, Odiot was supplier to the Europe's leading courts, and its most outstanding achievements sometimes top the €200,000...

Art Price Index: The Odiot Company - Market Trends

Cultural Heritage

Published on 13 May 2019

Murelli, France’s Last Guillocheurs

Établissements Murelli, a “living heritage company” since 2012, is the last business in France to practise the complex, refined art of guillochage.

Murelli, France’s Last Guillocheurs - Cultural Heritage

Published on 01 November 2018

Pia Hofmann Piard: A Taste for Odiot

Pia Hofmann Piard, CEO of the famous company founded in 1690, invites us to Odiot's table, which gives a modern slant to a certain lifestyle.

Pia Hofmann Piard: A Taste for Odiot - Interviews

Published on 22 February 2018

Teatime at the Met

This very rare teapot, estimated £10,000/20,000, was purchased for £460,000 by a London dealer on behalf of the Metropolitan Museum in New York. Tamzin...

Teatime at the Met - Lots sold

Published on 01 January 2018

Emmanuel Redon, a Key Figure of the French Flea Market

For twenty years, Emmanuel Redon has been selling 19th and 20th century formal decorative silverware at the Marché Biron. More than a dealer, he has...

Emmanuel Redon, a Key Figure of the French Flea Market - Interviews

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