Sculpture, made from glazed ceramic using the Japanese RAKU technique. Entitled ‘HEMENO Man’. Réf 15-III-4
Sculpture, made from glazed ceramic using the Japanese RAKU technique. Entitled ‘African Women with Baby’.Réf 15-III-7
sculpture, made from glazed ceramic using the Japanese RAKU technique. Titled ‘ART DECO Woman 1920’. Réf 15-III-8
Sculpture, made from glazed ceramic using the Japanese RAKU technique. Entitled ‘Geisha – Violet’. Réf 18-I-1
Sculpture, made from glazed ceramic using the Japanese RAKU technique. Entitled ‘Geisha – Fan – Pale Green’ Réf 18-I-2
Sculpture, made from glazed ceramic using the Japanese RAKU technique. Titled ‘Geisha – Blue-Orange’ Réf 18-I-3
Sculpture, made from glazed ceramic using the Japanese RAKU technique. Entitled ‘African Woman with Baby’ Réf 18-I-4
Sculpture, made from glazed ceramic using the Japanese RAKU technique. Titled ‘African Woman with Baby – Pale Blue’ Réf 18-I-5
Sculpture, made from glazed ceramic using the Japanese RAKU technique. Titled ‘African Woman with Baby – Orange-Yellow’ Réf 18-I-6
Sculpture, made from glazed ceramic using the Japanese RAKU technique. Entitled ‘Vietnamese Woman with Baby – Pink and Mauve’ Réf 18-I-7
Sculpture, made from glazed ceramic using the Japanese RAKU technique. Entitled “Draped 4 African Women – Yellow and Pink” Réf 18-I-8
Sculpture, made from glazed ceramic using the Japanese RAKU technique. Entitled “Draped Maasai and 3 Zulus – Red” Réf 18-I-9
Sculpture, made from glazed ceramic using the Japanese RAKU technique. Entitled ‘Drapé 7 Africaines’, By Brigitte Millet Réf 15-III-1
sculpture, made from glazed ceramic using the Japanese RAKU technique. Entitled ‘Drapé 7 Vietnamiennes’.
Sculpture, made from glazed ceramic using the Japanese RAKU technique. Entitled ‘Masai Warrior’. Réf 15-III-3
Camille THARAUD (1878–1956) Limoges. ‘Hérodiade’ model (designed by Henri RAPIN). Lidded vase, in hard porcelain Réf 186
Camille THARAUD (1878–1956) from Limoges An ovoid vase with a flared neck, made of glazed porcelain Réf 491
PIERRE-JOSEPH CHARDIGNY (1794–1866) Gilded brass bas-relief, embossed and chiselled - depicting the ‘Queens of Persia at the Feet of Alexander the Great’ Ref 226
Camille THARAUD (1878–1956) Limoges. Tall vase with flared neck, in glazed hard-paste porcelain Réf 189-3
Camille THARAUD (1878–1956) Limoges. ‘Aconit’ model. Oblong vase with a straight neck, in glazed hard-paste porcelain Réf 185
Camille THARAUD (1878–1956) in Limoges. Circular bonbonnière, in glazed hard-paste porcelain Réf 178-1
Camille THARAUD (1878–1956) in Limoges. Circular sweet dish, in glazed hard-paste porcelain Réf 178-3
Camille THARAUD (1878–1956) in Limoges. Circular sweet dish, in glazed hard-paste porcelain Réf 178-2
Camille THARAUD (1878–1956) Limoges. ‘Amarante’ model. Designed by Henri RAPIN. Vase in glazed hard-paste porcelain Réf 191-1
Camille THARAUD (1878–1956) Limoges. ‘Amarante’ model. Vase with a flared neck, made of glazed hard-paste porcelain Réf 192
Mosaic artwork made from natural stone and glass – Entitled ‘Blue Cockatoos or Stone Feathers’ – A work by Agnès COURET, no. 17
Colonial-Style Vase from the Longwy Pottery and Enamel Works A creation by Jean BOGGIO (born in 1963)
Colonial-Style Ball from the Longwy Pottery and Enamel Works A creation by Danillo CURETTI (1953–1993)
A stunning stone and glass mosaic creation titled “AGE DE PIERRE I,” a unique and original work by Agnès COURET (born in 1965)
WALNUT - Precious Wood Egg - Titled “L'Envolée” - Created by Killian Atelier BRIZEPIERRE, Artistic Cabinetmaker -
Oil on panel, an original and unique work by Franck WALTERS, a 19th-century British painter active before 1880.
Oil on panel, an original and unique work by Franck WALTERS, a 19th-century British painter active before 1880. Réf 295-2
Oil on panel, an original and unique work by Franck WALTERS, a 19th-century British painter active before 1880. Réf 295-3
Enamel painting on copper. An original and unique creation by master enameler René BONHOMME (1917–2007) in Limoges.
Enamel painting on copper. An original and unique creation by master enameler René BONHOMME (1917–2007) in Limoges. Réf 316-2