Auguste-Xavier Leprince (1799-1826)
A Régence ormolu mounted Japanese porcelain pot
A rare pair of Régence Chinese lacquer and japanned wood cabinets
A Charles X inkwell
A French Louis XVI Bracket Clock by Sotiau
Portrait of a lady
Portrait of the comtesse de Buffon
A fine pair of Louis XVI ormolu mounted cut-glass vases
Founded in 1928, ETIENNE LÉVY offers to a clientele of demanding collectors, and to all lovers of the 18th century, a selection of high quality furniture and works of art.
Mahogany furniture, with transformations, with secrets… But also rare seats, lacquers, marquetry and gilded bronzes, as well as a selection of works of the 20th century, cohabit harmoniously in our showrooms.
Heir to the tastes and talents of his grandfather Etienne and his father Claude, Pierre LÉVY maintains the tradition of quality and rarity of the company.
Founded in 1928, ETIENNE LÉVY offers to a clientele of demanding collectors, and to all lovers of the 18th century, a selection of high quality furniture and works of art.
Mahogany furniture, with transformations, with secrets… But also rare seats, lacquers, marquetry and gilded bronzes, as well as a selection of works of the 20th century, cohabit harmoniously in our showrooms.
Heir to the tastes and talents of his grandfather Etienne and his father Claude, Pierre LÉVY maintains the tradition of quality and rarity of the company.
Director : Pierre LÉVY, member of the Syndicat National des Antiquaires, Expert member of the Compagnie Nationale des Experts.
Founded in 1928, the house of Etienne LÉVY offers to a clientele of demanding collectors, and to all lovers of the 18th century, a selection of high quality furniture and objets d’art.
Mahogany furniture, with transformations, with secrets… But also rare seats, lacquers, marquetry and gilded bronzes, as well as a selection of works of the XXth century, cohabit harmoniously in our showrooms.
Heir to the tastes and talents of his grandfather Etienne and his father Claude, Pierre LÉVY maintains the tradition of quality and rarity of the house.
Director : Pierre LÉVY, member of the Syndicat National des Antiquaires, Expert member of the Compagnie Nationale des Experts.