Rue De Paradis

Etienne Bardelli, plastic artist, interprets in his own way the architecture of Rue de Paradis: a sweet mix between the 1930s and the 1970s.

Etienne Bardelli, plastic artist, interprets in his own way the architecture of Rue de Paradis: a sweet mix between the 1930s and the 1970s.

Here a square flashed at night Rue de Paradis in the years 70. An electric way to see the garden at night.

Etienne Bardelli, plastic artist, interprets in his own way the architecture of Rue de Paradis: a sweet mix between the 1930s and the 1970s.

Etienne Bardelli, plastic artist, interprets in his own way the architecture of Rue de Paradis: A sweet mix between the 1930s and the 1970s.

Etienne Bardelli, plastic artist, interprets in his own way the architecture of Rue de Paradis: A sweet mix between the 1930s and the 1970s.

Etienne Bardelli, plastic artist, interprets in his own way the architecture of Rue de Paradis: a sweet mix between the thirties and the seventies.

Etienne Bardelli, plastic artist, interprets in his own way the architecture of Rue de Paradis: A sweet mix between the 1930s and the 1970s.

Etienne Bardelli, plastic artist, interprets in his own way the architecture of Rue de Paradis: A sweet mix between the 1930s and the 1970s.

Etienne Bardelli, plastic artist, interprets in his own way the architecture of Rue de Paradis: A sweet mix between the 1930s and the 1970s.

Etienne Bardelli, plastic artist, interprets in his own way the architecture of Rue de Paradis: a sweet mix between the thirties and the 1970s.

Etienne Bardelli, plastic artist, interprets in his own way the architecture of Rue de Paradis: A sweet mix between the 1930s and the 1970s.

Etienne Bardelli, plastic artist, interprets in his own way the architecture of Rue de Paradis: A sweet mix between the 1930s and the 1970s.

Etienne Bardelli, plastic artist, interprets in his own way the architecture of Rue de Paradis: A sweet mix between the 1930s and the 1970s.

Etienne Bardelli, plastic artist, interprets in his own way the architecture of Rue de Paradis: a sweet mix between the 1930s and the 1970s.

Etienne Bardelli, plastic artist, interprets in his own way the architecture of Rue de Paradis: a sweet mix between the thirties and the 1970s.

Etienne Bardelli, plastic artist, interprets in his own way the architecture of Rue de Paradis: A sweet mix between the 1930s and the 1970s.

Etienne Bardelli, plastic artist, interprets in his own way the architecture of Rue de Paradis: A sweet mix between the 1930s and the 1970s.

Etienne Bardelli, plastic artist, interprets in his own way the architecture of Rue de Paradis: A sweet mix between the 1930s and the 1970s.

Etienne Bardelli, plastic artist, interprets in his own way the architecture of Rue de Paradis: A sweet mix between the 1930s and the 1970s.

Here a square flashed at night of Rue de Paradis in the seventies. An electrical manner to see the garden at night.

Here a square flashed at night of Rue de Paradis in the seventies. An electrical manner to see the garden at night.

Nicolas Ouchenir, the famous calligrapher, has interpreted the words of Alexia Gredy’s song "Paradis", a new song with a fragile voice. “One lost gesture and it is the paradise of ou...

Nicolas Ouchenir, the famous calligrapher, has interpreted the words of Alexia Gredy’s song "Paradis", a new song with a fragile voice. “One lost gesture and it is the paradise of ou...

Nicolas Ouchenir, the famous calligrapher, has interpreted the words of Alexia Gredy’s song "Paradis", a new song with a fragile voice. “One lost gesture and it is the paradise of ou...

Safia Ouares, illustrator, is passionate with history and tells us the origins of Paradis Perse (Persian Paradise), as a magnificent, extraordinary garden of free vegetables, animals...

Safia Ouares, illustrator, is passionate with history and tells us the origins of Paradis Perse (Persian Paradise), as a magnificent, extraordinary garden of free vegetables, animals...

Safia Ouares, illustrator, is passionate with history and tells us the origins of Paradis Perse (Persian Paradise), as a magnificent, extraordinary garden of free vegetables, animals...

Nicolas Ouchenir, the famous calligrapher, has interpreted the words of Alexia Gredy’s song "Paradis", a new song with a fragile voice. “One lost gesture and it is the paradise of ou...

Nicolas Ouchenir, the famous calligrapher, has interpreted the words of Alexia Gredy’s song "Paradis", a new song with a fragile voice. “One lost gesture and it is the paradise of ou...

Safia Ouares , illustrator, is passionate about history and tells us the origin of Persian paradise, as a magnificent garden, extraordinary of plants, animals and free women. The Gar...

Designed by sculptor Lucile Sevin for the Parisian retailer Edmond Etling whose gallery was at 29 Rue de Paradis in the 10ème arrondissement. This model was available with or with o...

Etling's pieces were sold only through his prestigious shop on the Rue de Paradis 29. And because the company never re-opened after WWII, all extant Etling works we so admire today h...

A fine French hand-painted portrait plate of a female harpist by Jules Etienne Rue De Paradis, France, 1898 beautifully framed in a gold gilt shadow box frame with beige backdrop.

A fine French hand-painted portrait plate of two female maidens with flowers by Etienne Rue De Paradis France, 1898 beautifully framed in a gold gilt shadow box frame with beige back...

A fine French hand-painted portrait plate of two female maidens embarrassing and holding flowers by Jules Etienne Rue De Paradis France 1898 beautifully framed in a gold gilt shadow...

A fine French hand-painted portrait plate of a maiden holding a sheet of music by Jules Etienne Rue De Paradis, France, 1898 beautifully framed in a gold gilt shadow box frame with b...

Rouen Cast Iron Enamel Jardiniere signed on base “Fonte Emaillae E. PARIS & Cie, Rue de Paradis Poisonnière 47 A Paris. Figural decoration for handles.

A sales outlet was set up on rue de Paradis in Paris’s 10th arrondissement in 1876.

The head office of the company was located at 26 rue de Paradis, in Paris. Another part of the company was located at 14, avenue de l'Opéra.

Total height: 20.5 cm Width: 34 cm Depth: 10 cm Total weight: 3 kg Degué DEGUÉ (David GUERON) In 1926, David GUERON (1892-1950) took over a former glass and crystal factory in Comp...

Formerly a painter at the Sèvres porcelain, he set up his own crystal-decorating workshop in Sèvres and entered into partnership with Jean-Baptiste Launay, manager of Launay, Hautin ...

Width: 25,2 cm Height: 31,5 cm Depth: 6,5 cm Weight: 7,3 Kg (2,4 Kg x 3) DEGUE (David GUERON) In 1926, David GUERON (1892-1950) took over an old glassworks-crystal factory in Compiè...

Large French Art Deco ceramic pelican by Gabriel Beauvais for Kaza, rue de Paradis, Paris (10e), France, early 1930s.

DEGUE (David GUERON) In 1926, David GUERON (1892-1950) took over a former glassworks-crystalworks in Compiègne (Oise), specializing in perfumery bottles which named: “SA Cristallerie...

In 1832, Baccarat opened their first shop in Paris at 30 rue de Paradis and attracted the elite of Paris and the city’s visitors with its opulent crystal candelabras and chandeliers.

Formerly a painter at the Sèvres porcelain, he set up his own crystal-decorating workshop in Sèvres and entered into partnership with Jean-Baptiste Launay, manager of Launay, Hautin ...

A pair of almost identical torchères is seen on a photograph of Baccarat's shop at 30 bis on the rue de Paradis, Paris. Some of these torchères dated from the late 19th century/20th ...

In 1892, a subsidiary for the production of bronze is created in Paris, 45 Rue de Paradis and, in 1896, a store is opened 28 Avenue de l'Opera.

Documents found attest to the importation of these "RICHARD" glasses by a store, specialized in decorative objects, named J. Jouve, located at 21 rue de paradis in Paris. This compl...

Each piece is inscribed "Limoges Unic 12, Rue de Paradis Paris" on the bottom. This set is in excellent condition.

Total height: 29.5 cm Width: 24.5cm Depth: 6.5cm Total weight: 12 Kg DEGUE (David GUERON) In 1926, David GUERON (1892-1950) took over an old glassworks-crystal factory in Compiègne ...

His shop was located at 29, rue de Paradis in Paris where many pieces of pressed molded glass, statuary bronze, terracotta or ceramic were presented to customers.

Glorifying the effects of refracted light for 170 years, the iconic Baccarat and Saint Louis vases are well-known all over the world. Two crystal masterpieces of exceptional proport...

Signed on the bottom. Mint condition, French.