Objets d’art, 19th century paintings and furniture > See all
Over the past 10 years, both Daisy and Marc Maison have been studying and collecting, on a personal basis, "objets d'art" from the second half of the 19th century. When they opened their gallery rue du Faubourg Saint Honoré in Paris in 2004, they decided to share their passion for 19th century antiques, focusing on the Romantic, neo-Renaissance and neo-Gothic periods that began in 1835 and flourished under the extraordinary dynamism of the World Fairs.
The objets-d’art presented here are unique extraordinary pieces.
Display :
Pair of large chandeliers with six branches, formerly gas lights adapted to electricity. Each branch describes a curve and a counter curve, and is adorned with gilded bronze acanthus leaf motifs. The…
Width : 3' 3'' ⅜ Height : 4' 1'' ¼
These four plaster busts represent Kings of France. They are copies of originals from the Renaissance and the 17th century that are in the Louvre. The first bust, copy of a bronze original, represents…
Portrait of Félix Faure, president of France by Henri Rondel. The painting is signed and dated and was presented at the Salon of 1897. Henri Rondel was born in February 1857 in Avignon. He was the stu…
Width : 5' 3'' ¾ Height : 9' 8'' ⅛
Stock venue : Warehouse in Saint Ouen
The blackened wood frame of this mirror has a prominent top central carved motif of a cartouche and leaves ; its sides and bottom are more discreetly carved. This décor is enriched all around the mirror wit…
Width : 2' 1'' ⅝ Height : 2' 7'' ⅛
Pair of Atlantes or Telamons Representing Bacchus and a satyr, in carved oak. The two characters are wearing lion skins and grapes in their hair, symbols of the God of Wine. The satyr has a pointed …
Width : 2' 1'' ⅝ Height : 9' 10'' ⅛
Stock venue : Galerie Marc Maison
Oil on canvas cartoon from the Braquenié company for a pair of tapestry panels. Natural décor on architectural trompe l'oeil backdrop. Both tapestries are framed by frieze with a décor of glyphs a…
Width : 2' 2'' ¾ Height : 10' 8''
Carrara marble statue Charles JANSON 1823 - 1881 Charles Janson was a student of Ramey and Dumont at the Beaux Arts. His works were exhibited at the Salon from 1850 to 1880. Several sculptures wer…
Height : 3' 5''