| Monday | - | 2:30pm - 7:00pm |
| Thuesday to Friday | 10:00am - 12:00am | 2:30pm - 7:00pm |
| Saturday | 10:00am - 12:00am | 2:30pm - 6:00pm |
Closing at 18:00 the eve of public holidays.
Closed on public holidays.
Available by appointment.
Charles Adam-Leonhard – View of Strasbourg
A watercolor view of Strasbourg signed ” Laise ” for Charles Adam-Leonhard (1876 – after 1920).
Child silhouette portrait
An Empire painted silhouette of a child under glass with gilding, signed « C. Lhomme » Sarreguemines, 1s of August 1811
Aimé Jules Dalou – Le travailleur
A bronze statue presenting a man, by Aimé Jules Dalou (1838-1902), Susse Frères Foundry.
Nils Forsberg Fils – National day 1919
A watercolor presenting a view of Strasbourg during the 14th of July 1919, Nils Forsberg fils
Mosbach medallion-portrait
A faience relief medallion presenting Karl Theodor, Prince-elector and Count Palatine, Mosbach circa 1775.
Schmitt-André – Strasbourg
An oil painting on canvas presenting a view of Strasbourg 1940 André Schmitt.
Project for concert poster
A watercolor presenting a project for concert poster, circa 1900-1910, attributed to Louis-Philippe Kamm.
Charles Spindler
A marquetry of wood presenting a view of Andlau (Alsace) signed C. Spindler for Charles Spindler (1865 – 1938).
Neoclassical looking-glass from Strasbourg
A neoclassical (Louis XVI) mirror made in Strasbourg, circa 1780.
View of Strasbourg
Une gravure sur cuivre présentant une vue de Strasbourg, first half of the 18th century.
Alsatian chair
An Alsatian chair with a sculpted backrest in walnut wood, end of the 18th – beginning of the 19th century
Alsatian chair
An Alsatian chair with a sculpted backrest in walnut wood, second half of the 18th century
Transition mirror made in Strasbourg
A Transition mirror in carved and gilded wood, made in Strasbourg, circa 1760 – 1770.
Pair of Alsatian chairs
A pair of Alsatian chairs with a sculpted backrest in walnut wood, second quarter of the 19th century
Louis-Philippe Kamm
An oil painting presenting a portrait of a man made by Louis-Philippe Kamm (1882 – 1959)