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Published on 24 May 2024

An Eclectic Selection Headed by Hubert Robert

After a first opus last year (June 6, 2023), the Giquello auction house is back at it again with the dispersal of some fifteen works whose only common...

An Eclectic Selection Headed by Hubert Robert - Pre-sale

Published on 17 May 2024

Precious Objects from the 18th-Century at the Musée Cognacq-Jay

Snuffboxes in chased gold enriched with diamonds, sewing kits including micro-scissors, ivory writing tablets for messages, perfume bottles, enamel-covered...

Precious Objects from the 18th-Century at the Musée Cognacq-Jay - Exhibitions

Cultural Heritage

Published on 12 April 2024

The Castellanis, Inventors of “Archeological Jewelry”

The Castellanis were a family of Roman craftsmen, collectors and antique dealers who became famous for restoring and reinterpreting ancient jewelry,...

The Castellanis, Inventors of “Archeological Jewelry” - Cultural Heritage

Published on 02 February 2024

Elegance in the 18th Century

This French-style dress coat was the most characteristic attire worn by noblewomen during the reign of Louis XV.

Elegance in the 18th Century - Up for Sale

Published on 22 September 2023

Art Price Index: The Birkin Bag by Hermès, a Solid Investment

The memory of Jane Birkin, who died on July 16, lives on in each variation of the in-demand bag inspired by the artist.

Art Price Index: The Birkin Bag by Hermès, a Solid Investment - Market Trends

Published on 07 September 2023

Art Price Index: The Snake, the Most Beautiful Ornament

Its sleek, serpentine lines have become a popular decorative motif for the most inventive creations.

Art Price Index: The Snake, the Most Beautiful Ornament - Market Trends

Published on 05 May 2023

S is for Silk, in the 17th and 18th Centuries

During the Renaissance, Italy’s silk-making secrets became more widespread, and France was the first to benefit. Thanks to protectionist measures and...

S is for Silk, in the 17th and 18th Centuries - Glossary

Published on 23 March 2023

S is for Silk in the 19th Century

As the Ancien Régime drew to its gruesome conclusion, French silk was in high demand and exported in great quantities. Lyon reigned supreme, but cotton...

S is for Silk in the 19th Century - Glossary

Published on 17 March 2023

An 18th-Century Sack-Back Gown

This silk outfit belonged to a noble family from the Comtat Venaissin, whose dresses and outfits are being sold at this auction.

An 18th-Century Sack-Back Gown - Pre-sale

Published on 24 February 2023

Fashion Gold at the Yves Saint Laurent Museum in Paris

Forty haute couture and ready-to-wear dresses, accompanied by accessories and jewelry, redefine the Yves Saint Laurent silhouette in the light of the...

Fashion Gold at the Yves Saint Laurent Museum in Paris - Exhibitions

Published on 09 February 2023

The Eighties on Display at the Musée Des Arts Décoratifs (MAD)

The lengthy exhibition focuses on the burst of creative energy in the eighties, fueled in France by a wind of freedom and unprecedented government support....

The Eighties on Display at the Musée Des Arts Décoratifs (MAD) - Exhibitions

Published on 21 September 2022

Schiaparelli at the Musée des Arts décoratifs in Paris

The musée des Arts décoratifs (MAD) is unraveling the threads that bind the Italian-born designer to the artists of her time with a new show exploring...

Schiaparelli at the Musée des Arts décoratifs in Paris - Exhibitions

Published on 14 September 2022

The “Constance" Bag: A Classic by Hermès

On Wednesday, August 31, the Pichon & Noudel-Deniau (Azur Enchères) auction house devoted its "Fashion and Vintage" sale in Cannes to the beautiful...

The “Constance" Bag: A Classic by Hermès - Lots sold

Published on 20 July 2022

A Restructured Bridal Gown

Celestina Agostino deconstructed 20 bridal gowns to make the “Belle de jour” model.

A Restructured Bridal Gown - Lots sold

Published on 01 July 2022

Cardinal Richelieu: An Iron Fist and a Velvet Cape

A unique red velvet cape embroidered with gold and silver thread belonged to Cardinal Richelieu.

Cardinal Richelieu: An Iron Fist and a Velvet Cape - Pre-sale

Published on 11 March 2022

The Jeanne Tachard Collection: The Choice of Modernity

Free-spirited, headstrong Jeanne Tachard ranks among the 1920s’ leading patrons. She commissioned works from French cabinetmaker and designer Pierre...

The Jeanne Tachard Collection: The Choice of Modernity - Pre-sale

Published on 07 February 2022

Chanel’s Whimsical Side

Accessories from the brand of the interlocking "C's" stood out in this fashion-focused sale.

Chanel’s Whimsical Side - Lots sold

Published on 17 December 2021

Art Price Index: Exquisite Design of Powder Compacts

A only few grams ancapsulates the emancipation of women.

Art Price Index: Exquisite Design of Powder Compacts - Market Trends

Published on 26 November 2021

An Invitation to the Ball with Magnificent Evening Gowns by Worth

A wardrobe in exceptional condition takes us back to the splendors of the late 19th century, staged by the leading couturier of the time.

An Invitation to the Ball with Magnificent Evening Gowns by Worth - Pre-sale

Published on 24 November 2021

A Glimpse Into the Fashion of the Salons of the Second Empire

Around 1865, the Second Empire was still flourishing and balls abounded: weddings, births, public or private celebrations, any excuse is reason enough...

A Glimpse Into the Fashion of the Salons of the Second Empire - Lots sold

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