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Magnificent reproduction of a cup made of a flat mushroom coral called "Lithophyllon Repanda", mounted on a 19th century style sandstone base.
Can be ordered garnished with natural coral fragments under the reference OD1194/2.
The OD1194/2 coral bowl presented here garnished with a composition of natural coral fragments for a “Still Life” bouquet in the Naturalia style.
The coral fragments are natural, as for the cut, it is a reproduction in synthetic material, and can be purchased empty under the reference OD1194.
Coral is actually an animal from the Cnidarian phylum. Corals generally live in colonies of individuals called “polyps” which are “superorganisms”. Each polyp secretes its own exoskeleton; depending on the species, this exoskeleton is hard or soft.
Our collection of corals made of synthetic material is handcrafted by hand, identically reproducing the texture of these living specimens, most of which are now protected.
Magnificent reproduction of a cup made of a flat mushroom coral called "Lithophyllon Repanda", mounted on a 19th century style sandstone base.
Can be ordered garnished with natural coral fragments under the reference OD1194/2.
The OD1194/2 coral bowl presented here garnished with a composition of natural coral fragments for a “Still Life” bouquet in the Naturalia style.
The coral fragments are natural, as for the cut, it is a reproduction in synthetic material, and can be purchased empty under the reference OD1194.
Coral is actually an animal from the Cnidarian phylum. Corals generally live in colonies of individuals called “polyps” which are “superorganisms”. Each polyp secretes its own exoskeleton; depending on the species, this exoskeleton is hard or soft.
Our collection of corals made of synthetic material is handcrafted by hand, identically reproducing the texture of these living specimens, most of which are now protected.
Witch mirror (round convex mirror) embedded in a giant mirror.
Wooden mirror covered with a white metal sheet under a black paint.
Beaded brass stripe all around.
This Brazilian stone has caught our eye: the contrast of green Basalt with the purple of Amethyst, harmoniously distributed.
It is of course a geode of amethyst, partial, as very often when trying to remove it from the matrix where it "grew".
But this time, no repair or reconstruction. Just the stone as it was extracted.
A beautiful mass of purple crystals lined with green.
Bright red Gorgon on brass base
Its color is incredible, but completely natural. We managed to preserve the beauty of this gorgon, even on your console! It comes from Micronesia, Melithaea ochracea-
Red gorgonians (Acabaria biserialis) line the rocky slopes between 20 and 100 meters deep. It is necessary to use a flashlight to appreciate their brilliance, because at this depth, the red appears dark blue.
Attached perpendicular to their support, the colonized polyp branches filter the water with the current to capture the micro-organisms in suspension.
A very beautiful decorative object.
Red Gorgon on nickel silver and wooden base in Napoleon III style. The Red Gorgonians (Acabaria biserialis) line the rocky slopes between 20 and 100 meters deep. It is necessary to use a torch to appreciate their brilliance, because at this depth, the red appears dark blue. A very beautiful object of decoration.
The Stevenson chest of drawers, reissue of an 18th century English "Chippendale" style chest of drawers, it has an original top with a clover pattern in the corners and has 3 drawers decorated with locks and handles with an acanthus pattern.
This chest of drawers-desk has a sliding shelf on which is engraved the maxim: "Whoever you are, here is your master... He is, was or must be", decorated with an old Tarot card with the effigy of Love referring to it.
Very beautiful chest of drawers with its exceptional handmade aged patina, blue color.
An extremely elegant chest of drawers.
Three drawers with chiseled and sculpted brass handles and locks with acanthus motif.
A limited edition chest of drawers with impeccable craftsmanship. A piece of great beauty.
Patina: wear, wood pitted by worms.
Reissue of a chest of drawers called "Crossbow" from the 17th century, made of Mindi wood.
It has an original and opulent top with a clover pattern in the corners.
It is paneled on the sides, has 3 drawers decorated with locks and beautiful Chinese motif handles, like many at the time.
Very beautiful patina with a gray wood effect.
Very beautiful chest of drawers with its exceptional handmade aged patina.
An extremely elegant chest of drawers.
A limited edition chest of drawers with impeccable craftsmanship. A piece of great beauty.
The Stevenson chest of drawers, reissue of an 18th century English "Chippendale" style chest of drawers, it has an original top with a clover pattern in the corners and has 3 drawers decorated with locks and handles with an acanthus pattern.
This chest of drawers-desk has a sliding shelf on which is engraved the maxim: "Whoever you are, here is your master... He is, was or must be", decorated with an old Tarot card with the effigy of Love referring to it.
Very beautiful chest of drawers with its exceptional handmade aged patina, blue color.
An extremely elegant chest of drawers.
Three drawers with chiseled and sculpted brass handles and locks with acanthus motif.
A limited edition chest of drawers with impeccable craftsmanship. A piece of great beauty.
Patina: wear, wood pitted by worms.
Red gorgon on a brass base.
Red gorgonians (Acabaria biserialis) line the rocky slopes between 20 and 100 meters deep. It is necessary to use a flashlight to appreciate their brilliance, because at this depth, the red appears dark blue.
Attached perpendicular to their support, the colonized polyp branches filter the water with the current to capture the micro-organisms in suspension.
Gorgonians, like corals, are animals living in the form of sessile colonial polyps, organized in a tree structure. Each polyp has 8 tentacles which filter the plankton and consume it. The general structure, a skeleton both flexible and hard, called gorgonine do not grow towards the sun (it does not require light to develop) but perpendicular to the current, so as to filter a maximum of water flow.
A very beautiful decorative object.
Anamorphosis Napoleon Bonaparte under Globe
Anamorphosis was born from the work on perspective by Piero della Francesca, a Florentine painter and mathematician of the Quattrocento.
This Art of secret perspective allows, thanks to a “trompe-l’oeil” technique, to create an impression of reality by restoring a 3rd dimension.
We were inspired by this technique to create Anamorphoses-Butterflies: at first glance, the eye is charmed by a colorful and poetic flight of butterflies... then suddenly, the unexpected image springs out and reveals itself to the viewer and doubles it perception appears.
In reality, a master painting serves as a motif for the butterflies, while the butterfly recreates a master painting...
Presented under a glass globe, so that this anamorphosis does not disperse on your walls!
