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Salière en faïence, Joseph Hannong
Une salière en faïence, Joseph Hannong, 1770-1774
The four seasons
The four seasons as reverse glass paintings, Alsace early of the 19th century.
Two double heart chairs
Two Alsatian wild cherry chairs, made in the mid 19th century.
Cathedrale of Strasbourg
An engraving entitled “Straßburger Münster Thurm” printed in 1700-1750.
Lost Alsace – Jean-Louis Grégoire
A patine bronze bust showing a crying Alsatian woman. Model by Jean-Louis Grégoire
Kouglof mould
A kouglof copper mould, made in Alsace during the 18th century.
Paul Spindler
An ink drawing made by Paul Spindler (1906-1980) in the middle of the 20th century.
Goettelbrief
An Alsatian baptism letter (Goettelbrief) written on a piece of paper, made in 1862.
Baking pan
A glazed ceramic baking pan made between the late 18th and early 19th centuries.
David Ortlieb
An oil painting on wooden panel made by David Ortlieb (1797-1875) in the middle of the 19th century.
Table in marquetry- Paul Spindler
A table in marquetry made by Paul Spindler (1906-1980), circa 1950, showing a view from Obernai.
Gänseliesel
A porcelain statuette made after Albert Schultz (1871-1953), and presenting a Gänseliesel.
Gänseliesel
A porcelain gänseliesel, Albert Schultz (1871-1953), in the beginning of the 20th century.
Kouglof Mould
A kouglof copper mould made in Alsace during the 18th century.
Paul Spindler
A panel of marquetry made by Paul Spindler (1906-1980) circa 1950, and showing the cathedral of Strasbourg.
Gänseliesel
A gypsum “Gänseliesel” made by Albert Schultz(1871-1953) during the first half of the 20th century.
Lucien Haffen
A coloured pencil drawing on paper, Lucien Haffen (1888-1968), 1920-1940.
Still-life
An oil painting on canvas made by Lothar von Seebach (1853-1930) in 1883 and presenting a still-life.