The 1900s - 1950s collection

Silver-plated flatware set (117 pieces) early 20th century, Art Nouveau. Delicate, classic "Rocaille Ruban" motif, decorated with ribbons and acanthus leaves, by the Parisian silversmith Apollo, hallmarked with the "Apollo" logo, a square with the lion and 100 for the quality of the silver plating. The knives are marked "Apollonox". Complete and luxurious, it is presented in its superb original 4-level case and includes everything needed to welcome and serve up to twelve guests in style. It includes : 12 table forks (21 cm); 12 dessert forks (18.5 cm); 12 soup spoons (21 cm); 12 dessert spoons (18.5 cm); 12 coffee spoons (14.5 cm); 12 table knives (25 cm); 12 dessert knives (20.5 cm); 12 fish forks (18.5 cm); 12 fish knives (21.5 cm) AND 9 serving pieces: 1 sugar tongs (13 cm); 1 ladle (32 cm); 1 serving spoon (26.5 cm); 2 salad servers (26 cm); 1 fish serving fork (24 cm); 1 fish serving peel (29 cm); 1 serving knife (31.5 cm); 1 serving fork (28 cm). Very good condition.

Important and rare eglomized glass vase, late 19th/early 20th century. Its size and weight make it an exceptional object. Age-related wear and patina.

Set of three mouth-blown glass confectionery jars of different sizes, with their domed lids. Circa 1900. These beautiful cylindrical jars once held a variety of items such as candies, cookies, meringues and other sweet temptations. Perfect as a decorative accessory in the kitchen!

Elegant Art Deco vase in thick, solid glass in a magnificent amber hue, dating from the 1930s. Czech Republic. A true vintage gem to enhance your interior.

Adorn your garden or home with mystery and poetry with this superb antique stone putti head, inspired by Italian Baroque. Its enigmatic allure and beautiful patina add an artistic touch to your world.

Superb large antique pressed glass vases by Cristalleries de PORTIEUX (1705-2012), George Sand model, turquoise blue bowl and amber base with ram heads. The George Sand model signed Portieux was pressed around 1900. Founded in 1705, the glassworks has worked over the centuries for the most prestigious tables, for Tsar Nicholas II of Russia, writer George Sand, the Ritz and Kazakhstan. And in 2005, the glassmakers produced 2,000 two-tone glasses for Elton John's wedding. Perfect condition.

Two lovely terracottas of children's heads, a boy and a girl. Probably early 20th century and possibly earlier. Charming, unique poetic objects, ornaments for the home or garden.

Iconic and very rare Model 600 floor lamp by Swiss designers Rose-Marie & Rico BALTENSWEILER, circa 1950, with nickel-plated steel rod shaft, lacquered cast-iron base, white lacquered sheet metal shade. Black base and counterweight. Every detail of this floor lamp testifies to the artistic mastery of these renowned designers. Entirely in original condition.

An exceptional piece of craftsmanship, this wooden fifth wheel is adorned with delicate edelweiss flowers, pine cones and birds. This unique piece combines the functionality of a fifth wheel with the poetic aesthetics of a work of folk art.

Two beautiful wedding globes housing papier-mâché fruit bouquets. 19th century. From 1850 to 1930, it was customary to keep wedding bouquets under a globe for the duration of the wedding, traditionally ordered by the bride's mother. For those lucky enough to celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary, it was customary to give them a fruit basket.... These fruits represented the four seasons. They were chosen to recall the symbols of union. Flowers turn into fruit. Marriage produces children. White grapes symbolize little girls. Black grapes symbolize little boys. Apples symbolize fertility and love. Peaches exorcise evil spirits.

Beautiful vintage Clichy glass vase. In the 19th century, the most fashionable glassworks and crystal factories were those on the outskirts of Paris. These colorful vases from the late 19th and early 20th centuries are known as "Vase de Clichy". These vases are said to have come from the collections of 19th-century French master glassmaker Legras, an artist of the Art Nouveau genre. A delightful and decorative object.

Discover Czech elegance with our exceptional cast crystal vase by designer Josef Inwald (1906-1937) for Barolac, dating from the Art Deco period of the 1930s. Baptised "Dans la forêt", this beautiful piece adorned with trees in relief is of remarkable quality, its substantial weight and size evoking the prestige of Lalique.

Discover the timeless elegance of our pair of Art Deco "Romeo" molded glass vases designed by Charles Graffart and René Delvenne for the prestigious Cristallerie Val Saint Lambert in Belgium. Catalogued in 1935. The vases are a rare emerald-green neoclassical design. Add a touch of sophistication to your space with these unique pieces, combining craftsmanship and refined design.