Decorations

Bring a retro and intriguing touch to your decor with this set of four XIXᵉ oval frames in repoussé metal, with a tortoiseshell motif, accompanied by a collection of eyes for a curious atmosphere full of character. Elegant and quirky, they sublimate walls, shelves or desks with charm and originality.
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Mont Blanc jewellery box, 1990.

€65.00
Mont Blanc jewellery box, 1990. Mont Blanc jewellery box, very good condition, box, circa 1990. H: 4cm, W: 17cm, D: 17cm
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Box for Tag Heuer watch, 1990.

€110.00
Box for Tag Heuer watch, 1990. Box for Tag Heuer watch, very good condition, box and cardboard box, circa 1990. H: 11.5cm, W: 14.5cm, D: 14.5cm
€2,200.00
Spark arrester, Fire screen, Fireplace screen from the 19th century, Napoleon III period. Fireplace screen for large antique mantel, spark screen in wood and tapestry, gilding, 4 flaps, Napoleon III period, 19th century.
€290.00
Decorative pewter tray with crowned dragon motif This serving or presentation tray is a decorative object made from pewter, a malleable metal appreciated in copperware for its matt shine and resistance to time. The bottom of the piece is decorated with a relief motif representing a crowned dragon, an iconographic element inspired by heraldic repertoires...

Explore the World of Decorative Objects through the Ages

Welcome to our diverse collection of decorative objects, where history and style meet to create a unique and captivating world. Each piece in our selection is chosen for its beauty, originality and ability to tell a story, reflecting the decorative trends of different eras and cultures.

Antiques: Richness and Refinement

Our journey begins in Antiquity, when decorative objects were used not only to embellish space but also to display social status and beliefs. Discover ornate vases from ancient Egypt, Greek statuettes symbolising the gods and goddesses, and Roman mosaics that brought colour and life to the most sumptuous homes.

The Middle Ages and the Renaissance: Spirituality and Humanism

The Middle Ages highlighted spirituality through decorative objects such as crosses, reliquaries and richly decorated icons. With the Renaissance, the emphasis shifted to humanism and a return to classical forms, reflected in decorative objects such as sculpted busts, detailed tapestries and coloured glassware.

Baroque and Rococo: Opulence and Exuberance

The Baroque era and its successor Rococo offered an explosion of luxury with excessively ornate objets d'art. Silver candelabras, mirrors framed with carved gilding and finely painted porcelain dominate this period, each designed to reflect the status and wealth of its owner while playing with light and space.

The 19th and 20th centuries: Industrialisation and Modernism

Industrialisation brought new materials and techniques, enabling the mass production of decorative objects. However, this was also the period of the Arts and Crafts movement, which called for a return to craftsmanship and natural materials. Later, Modernism and Art Deco introduced clean lines and geometric shapes, advocating an aesthetic of functionality and style.

The Contemporary Era: Diversity and Personalisation

In the contemporary era, interior design becomes an expression of individuality. Our contemporary objects range from minimalist to eclectic, using modern materials such as plastic, glass and recycled metal. Contemporary art, sculptures, light installations and interactive design objects allow everyone to personalise their space according to their own tastes.

Discover our Collection

Each object in our collection has been carefully selected to represent the best of each period, offering art lovers and collectors the chance to own a piece of history. Browse our range to find the perfect object that will not only complement your décor but also enrich your surroundings with unrivalled history and beauty.

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