Escalier De Cristal

A contemporary commentator notes that he had a workshop employing approximately 100 men, both sculptors and cabinet-makers with another 25 to 30 outside contract workers. « l’Escalie...

A contemporary commentator notes that he had a workshop employing approximately 100 men, both sculptors and cabinet-makers with another 25 to 30 outside contract workers. ‘l’Escalier...

After the death of Edouard Lièvre, the greater part of his models, sketches and cabinet designs were bought by art publishers such as « l’Escalier de Cristal » thus giving them the r...

Lehmann specialized in fine crystal, glass, and porcelain, often retailing work produced by Baccarat, Saint-Louis, and Cristallerie de Nancy. This practice was common among elite Par...

A contemporary commentator notes that he had a workshop employing approximately 100 men, both sculptors and cabinet-makers with another 25 to 30 outside contract workers. « l’Escalie...

Born from the association of Georges Boin (himself from a family of great goldsmiths and luxury merchants who operated the Escalier de Cristal store under the Empire) with Emile Tabu...

Another famous company to be mentioned, is “L’Escalier de Cristal”, producing art objects and furniture, all of high standard quality and innovating much with their Japanese decor.

A beautiful pair of Baluster form Louis XVI style Ormolu-mounted Chinese Celadon crackle vases with dolphin handles. The porcelain was made in China between the late 1700s and early ...

His works were made available through prestigious stores such as L'Escalier de Cristal, the famed Parisian emporium, which popularized the Japonisme trend he championed.

After the death of Edouard Lièvre, the greater part of his models, sketches and cabinet designs were bought by art publishers such as « l’Escalier De Cristal » or by Ferdinand Barbed...

A rare and important French "Japonsime" Emile Galle Ormolu-Mounted Double Carp Fish Pink-Glass vase, circa 1879, retailed by L'Escalier De Cristal, Paris One of three ever made.

Famous for its production of decorative art objects and later furniture, the Escalier de Cristal survived the 19th century without losing any of its quality or reputation thanks to t...

In the field of the objects of art, the boutique Escalier de Cristal, opened at the beginning of the 19th century, had a high production, and enjoyed a great reputation.

It is believed that most of the collection was sold to George and Henri Pannier, owners of the elegant shop, l'Escalier de Cristal. The Pannier brothers produced altered versions of ...