Objects of Curiosities
Find in this section objects of curiosities, unusual objects and unique pieces of Art & History and a selection of genuine and original antique furniture or current production drawing inspiration from the past.
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Fashion Showcase "Variations Around The Shirt...
€550.00Fashion Showcase "Variations Around the Collar" - 8 old shirt collars from the 1900s on display.
A refined and original decorative element for home or a shop.
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11 Black & White Butterflies in Capsule Glass
€1,380.0011 Black butterflies spotted with white ANTENOR in a brass globe globe.
This globule globe worked brass adds to the whole a touch of decoration very "mid-century".
The Antenor butterfly is a very large butterfly with large tails with a wingspan of 120 mm to 140 mm, black color spotted with white. It is present in Madagascar, only in the south and the west of the country...
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10 Butterflies URANIA RIPHEUS in Capsule Glass
€1,470.0010 URANIA RIPHEUS butterflies in globe capsule.
This beautiful butterfly diurnal comes from Madagascar. It is endemic to this island and its caterpillar, yellow with long black hairs, is toxic.
Because it feeds only on a family of lianas whose sap is toxic.
This butterfly has incredible metallic colors and many "tails" lighter.
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Zinc Frame Mirror - 120x190cm
€720.00Very nice reproduction of a 19th century zinc frame turned into a mirror.
The oves used for framing were the favorite decoration of any ornamentalist of the time...
Very nice "bleached" patina.
A wonderful craftsmanship for this beautiful decorative mirror.
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12 Butterflies from Pacific Islands H66cm
€3,720.0012 magnificent bird-winged butterflies in a capsule globe.
The most common bird-winged butterfly - Ornithoptera Priamus - is actually not so common, because it is only found in a few small islands in the Pacific: Papua New Guinea, Southern Moluccas, Solomon Islands...
Islands where their forests diminish year after year under the influence of men.
This is why this protected species will be delivered with a CITES.
Only the males have these bright colors, the females are even larger, but brown in color.
They are so remarkable that our specimens now come from a farm in Indonesia.
