Lyon Antique

Paul Jance was born at Lyon in 1840. From 1855 to 1861, Jance studied at the Beaux Arts Academy of Lyon under the painter Gleyre.

Signed on the dial and mechanism 'Vittino-Lyon'. Dimensions: (clock) 45x29x17 cm; Height: (chandelier) 56 cm.

According to: "100 Masterpieces from the Vitra Museum Collection" (1996)- the discussion about these chairs says they were manufactured by 'Societe Industriella des Meubles Multiples...

An elegant early 19th-century French Empire style walnut sofa, sourced in Lyon, France. Featuring a beautifully proportioned silhouette with a gently reclined upholstered back, grace...

A set of twelve late 19th-century French Louis XV style Provincial dining chairs, sourced in Lyon, France. The chairs have undergone structural revisions in our restoration workshop,...

The locker has the original metal tag 'Atelier De Construction - Schwartz Haumont, Paris, Hautmont Lyon. Schwartz Hautmont is a large Spanish steel construction company and this lock...

An early 19th-century French Louis XIII style farmhouse dining table crafted from solid oak, sourced in Lyon, France. The rectangular tabletop features traditional plank construction...

Provenance: Private Collection, M.B., Lyon, France, c. 1960 - 1970 Private Spanish Collection.

Beautiful collection of 3 very rare glass lanterns. Lyon, France, circa 1900, in good but weathered condition.

This authentic set of three French Absinthe glasses was manufactured by Franckhauser in Lyon, France, circa 1910. These heavy glasses were used in French bistros, bars, or cafes dur...

A rapprocher des médailles conservées à Carnavalet et exécutées par David d'Angers ; ainsi que le marbre de Jean-Marie Bonassieux livré en 1849 et conservé aux Beaux-Arts de Lyon. R...

Georges RICARD-CORDINGLEY Lyon, 1873 – Cannes, 1939 View of the Harbour of Boulogne-sur-Mer Oil on canvas Canvas: 25 × 32 cm Frame: 30.5 × 37.5 cm Signed with the artist’s stamp low...

He primarily produced prestigious architectural works such as doors, gates, and grilles, several of which are now preserved at the Museum of Fine Arts in Lyon. His production, ofte...

Glassmaker: Jean Gauthier, Paris / Ézanville. Base: Le Fer Forgé, Lyon. Origin: France. Period: 1920s. Wiring: fully wired for the destination country; LED compatible.

Museums : Albi, Boston, Bourgoin, Carcassonne, Chambéry, Charleston, Clermont-Ferrand, Cleveland, Concord, Geneva, Grenoble, Lyon, Madrid, Metz, Narbonne, New York, New Orleans, Pari...

His works are presented at the Musée d'Orsay, the Louvre Museum or the Museum of Fine Arts in Lyon.

Compact at about 33 inches wide and five feet tall, it suits a library corner, a home office or a guest room, displaying books, porcelain or a collection above while keeping papers c...

A graduate of the École des Beaux-Arts de Lyon and a third-generation furniture maker, Ducaroy abandoned the rigid frame altogether: the Togo is built entirely of polyester fibre and...

His masterpiece is The Retreat of Russia of 1836, now at the Musée des beaux-arts in Lyon; the painting was admired and praised by Eugène Delacroix.

In 1891, he entered the École des Beaux-Arts and made his debut in the Salon, both in Lyon. He worked under the direction of Zacharie and then Jean-Baptiste Poncet.

Medium: Oil on canvas Overall size: 29” x 34” / 73cm x 87cm Year of creation: c. 1725 Provenance: Private collection, Lyon, France. Condition: Cleaned. Revarnished. Canvas relined.

Bonnardel is listed in the Benezit Dictionary of artists and his work has sold at auctions internationally (1981: Bern, 1988: Paris, 1990: Lyons).

Fluted columns joined by graceful arches form an architectural arcade, standing on an H stretcher in trestle form for lasting strength. Discovered in Lyon, a city with a storied hist...

Raoul Dufy (French, 1877–1953), Fleurs et papillons – projet de tissus, watercolour and gouache on paper, executed circa 1920 — an original textile design made for the Lyon silk hous...

Like the most famous couturiers such as Worth, Jacques Doucet, Madame Roger, and Madame Maugas, Paris was full of lesser-known dressmakers, generally located not far from the Palais ...

Pierre Sonnerat, born in Lyon in about 1748 and dead in Paris in 1814, was the nephew and private secretary of Pierre Poivre, the colonial administrator who broke the Dutch monopoly ...

A remarkable example of 19th-century French craftsmanship, this antique wood-burning stove combines practical heating design with richly decorated ceramic artistry. Crafted in Lyon, ...

Lyon, France 1890.

Dunand, Successeur de Longueville, 2 Rue Chavanne (Ancienne Rue Saint-Côme), Lyon.” This documented address places the trunk firmly within the Belle Époque period and provides a fasc...

Pierre Sonnerat, born in Lyon in about 1748 and dead in Paris in 1814, was the nephew and private secretary of Pierre Poivre, the colonial administrator who broke the Dutch monopoly ...

Most of his paintings feature working-class subjects, and there is a collection of his work preserved in the Museum of Fine Arts of Lyon. In 1831, Bonnefond became the director of Éc...

Born in Saint-Étienne, Frappa studied at the École des Beaux-Arts in Lyon before continuing his training in Paris with Pils and Comte.

Henri Fournet was the director of Le Fer Forgé in Lyon, a French workshop known for the production of high-quality wrought-iron and bronze decorative objects, including lamps, chande...

Pierre Sonnerat, born in Lyon in about 1748 and dead in Paris in 1814, was the nephew and private secretary of Pierre Poivre, the colonial administrator who broke the Dutch monopoly ...

Pierre Sonnerat, born in Lyon in about 1748 and dead in Paris in 1814, was the nephew and private secretary of Pierre Poivre, the colonial administrator who broke the Dutch monopoly ...

Pierre Sonnerat, born in Lyon in about 1748 and dead in Paris in 1814, was the nephew and private secretary of Pierre Poivre, the colonial administrator who broke the Dutch monopoly ...

Pierre Sonnerat, born in Lyon in about 1748 and dead in Paris in 1814, was the nephew and private secretary of Pierre Poivre, the colonial administrator who broke the Dutch monopoly ...

Unbleached linen lining (slight yellowing). Faille silk (made in Lyon or Tours) with large bunches of flowers and tasselled trimmings, cut in the same order as the seams.

After the war, Jean Martin left Lyon for Paris, where he contributed to the revival of the performing arts.

Exhibitions : Lyon Salon from 1881 and Paris Indépendants Salon.

Antique Blaeu Map of Lyonnais, Forez, Beaujolais & Mâconnais, 1642 This original seventeenth-century map depicts the historic French regions of Lyonnais, Forez, Beaujolais and Mâcon...

The first sheet reproduces five French Renaissance medals drawn in silver, bronze and gilt, among them the great medal of Louis XII and Anne of Brittany struck at Lyon, with the prof...

He also participated in the exhibitions of the French Artists. In Lyon, he sent works to the Lyon Society of Fine Arts from 1898 (Salon medal in 1900), then to the local Autumn Salon...

Pierre Sonnerat, born in Lyon in about 1748 and dead in Paris in 1814, was the nephew and private secretary of Pierre Poivre, the colonial administrator who broke the Dutch monopoly ...

Pierre Sonnerat, born in Lyon in about 1748 and dead in Paris in 1814, was the nephew and private secretary of Pierre Poivre, the colonial administrator who broke the Dutch monopoly ...

Pierre Sonnerat, born in Lyon in about 1748 and dead in Paris in 1814, was the nephew and private secretary of Pierre Poivre, the colonial administrator who broke the Dutch monopoly ...

Pierre Sonnerat, born in Lyon in about 1748 and dead in Paris in 1814, was the nephew and private secretary of Pierre Poivre, the colonial administrator who broke the Dutch monopoly ...

Exhibitions : Lyon Salon from 1881 and Paris Indépendants Salon.

Inside is a sepia photograph of a baby, beneath which appears the name of the photographic studio; the reverse of the photograph provides further details, including its origin in Lyo...

Antoine-Claude PONTHUS-CINIER (Lyon, 1812 - Lyon, 1885) Maritime Pines in the Mediterranean Oil on paper laid down on cardboard H. 36 cm; W. 51 cm Signed lower right Provenance: -...

The map covers mainland France from the Channel and the North Sea to the Pyrenees and the Gulf of Lyon, with the south coast of England, Belgium, the Rhine, Switzerland and Piedmont ...

A rare set of ten late 19th-century Austrian Thonet Wien Model No. 32 dining chairs, recently sourced from Lyon, France. Renowned for their pioneering bentwood craftsmanship, these e...

Joseph Vivien (1657-1735) was a French painter. He left his native Lyon for Paris at the age of twenty to work in the workshop of Charles Le Brun.

We attribute the present table to the fine Edinburgh maker William Trotter on the basis of its similarities to a table supplied by Trotter to the New Club in Edinburgh and which rema...

Audra exhibited at the salon in Lyon in 1897 and at the Salons d’Automne from 1907-1920.

The Dauphine, titled on the plate Delphinatus, vulgo Dauphine, avec les confins des pais et provinces voisines, and drawn by Jean de Beins, geographer and engineer to the king, who s...

A rare survivor of 18th-century French domestic life, this antique Louis XV lavabo combines sculptural walnut carving with its original pewter water fittings. Crafted in Lyon, France...

Alcune opere di questo pittore sono conservate nei musei: Chambery Lyon, Nice e altri. L'opera porta una cornice dorata originale e contemporanea al dipinto del XIX secolo. 

The shade rests on its original hand-forged wrought iron base by Henri Fournet, whose Lyon workshop operated under the name Le Fer Forgé.

It belongs with the album's views of the veterinary schools at Alfort and Lyon, and it will appeal to veterinarians and to collectors of views of Toulouse.