| 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.
Transition mirror made in Strasbourg
A Transition mirror in carved and gilded wood, made in Strasbourg, circa 1760 – 1770.
Alsatian Transition commode
A commode made in Alsace, in a Transition style
Small Strasbourg looking glass
A small mirror made in Strasbourg in sculpted and gilded wood, made around 1760.
Louis XV double chest made in Strasbourg
A Louis XV double chest in walnut made in Strasbourg, circa 1760
Miniature commode
An oak miniature commode, Alsace, probably Strasbourg, circa 1760-1770
Arrivée du roi Louis XV à Strasbourg
A copper engraving representing the arrival of Louis the 15th in Strasbourg, drawn by Jean Martin Weis and engraved by Jacques-Philippe Le Bas, made between 1746 and 1748.
Pair of candlesticks with two branches
A pair of brass candlesticks with two branches, mid 18th century
Bible with silver clasps
A Bible engraved silver clasps, printed in 1756 in Altona (Hamburg)
Plate in faience of Strasbourg
A plate in faience of Strasbourg, Joseph Hannong
Plate in faience of Strasbourg
A plate in faience of Strasbourg, Joseph Hannong
Colmar silver-gilt sugar sifter
A silver-gilt sugar sifter, Colmar circa 1770
Bronze statuette
A bronze statuette presenting a child playing flute with a tricorn, circa 1770-1790
Dague de chasse
Une dague de chasse avec lame en acier et monture en argent, Paris 1770-1771
Deliverance of Saint Peter
A bas-relief carved in oak presenting the Deliverance of Saint Peter, signed by A. Herluison, and dated 1772
Pot a jus in faience of Moustiers
A pot a jus in faience of Moustiers with floral decoration, 18th century
Strasbourg looking glass
A looking glass made in Strasbourg , 18th century
Beauty spot box
A China porcelain beauty spot box, circa 1750 Meissen Johann Joachim Kändler
Silver sugar sifter
A silver sugar sifter, Strasbourg in 1763-1764 (?) by Gottfried Imlin