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Escalier de Cristal à Paris : Crystal vase with engraved rooster decoration, bronze Rocaille mount. Signed at the point under the base. Late 19th century. Height: 27 cm

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Escalier de Cristal à Paris : Crystal vase with engraved rooster decoration, bronze Rocaille mount. Signed at the point under the base. Late 19th century. Height: 27 cm

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Estim. 180 - 200 EUR

ESCALIER de Cristal à Paris. Part of a polychrome earthenware dinner service decorated with branching birds and insects, comprising : - nine dinner plates (D. 23.5 cm). - six slightly rounded plates (25 x 17 cm). (Slightly chipped edges and one damaged).

Estim. 3 000 - 4 000 EUR

L’ESCALIER DE CRISTAL Attribué à Ernest Baptiste LEVEILLE (1841-1913)

Starting price 100 EUR

Staircase ball in violet-tinted faceted crystal. H. 15 cm

Estim. 1 000 - 2 000 EUR

L'ESCALIER DE CRISTAL, INKWELL, NAPOLEON III PERIOD in ebony, enamel and gilt bronze. The top is bordered by a filleted ingot mould and rests on four heels. It holds two receptacles with chinoisant decoration, one lined with a domed lid with a foliate knob to hold ink, the other with a cup for sand to hold pens. Signed below "ESCALIER DE CRISTAL/PARIS". (Two small cracks, accidents, missing parts and wear). An inkwell, by Escalier de Cristal, Napoleon III period, 19th century HEIGHT. 11 - WIDTH. 38 - PROF. 20 CM - H. 4,3 - W. 15 - D. 7,9 IN. Founded in 1802 by Mme Désarnaud, the luxury store Maison À L'Escalier de Cristal supplied lamps, clocks and other objets d'art to the ruling families of Europe. The company took part in the Exposition des Produits de l'Industrie in 1819, and was named the King's patented supplier that same year. Located in the Palais Royal, a center of excellence for jewelers, goldsmiths and manufacturers of the high-quality Objets de Vertu for which Paris is famous. The workshop commissions individual pieces from manufacturers, which are then assembled according to its own models. It enjoyed great success throughout the century, collaborating with designers and manufacturers such as Gallé and Christofle, until its demise in 1923.

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