Decorative Objects

A large and beautiful Vide-Poche from the “Uni” collection is an essential yet surprising and sophisticated design, created by Christofle and produced in France.

A perfect gift for a special occasion, for our desks, but also as a simple decorative item to place on top of our beloved books on a coffee table.

The “Wingen” bar service is named after the village in Alsace where the Lalique Manufacture perpetuated its exceptional know-how.

René Lalique had already designed a glass service of the same name in 1920, with a similar motif.

Displayed with rhythmic rigor, the graphic lines in frosted crystal display a timeless elegance.

The game of checkers, in its current form, has probably been played for more than 800 years.

As timeless as the game itself is its handcrafted silver finish, which now makes any table shine.

The noble sterling silver-plated game pieces contrast perfectly with the warm natural tones of natural maple and wenge woods.

This makes every game a feast for the eyes.

The hand-hammered Martelé dice holder fits perfectly in the hand and adds a touch of style to any table.

A variety of uses for different types of games invites you to discover and be creative.

The elegant insert protects the inside when cutting dice and is also a beautiful accent of color.

The game of checkers, in its current form, has probably been played for more than 800 years.

As timeless as the game itself is its handcrafted silver finish, which now makes any table shine.

The noble sterling silver-plated game pieces contrast perfectly with the warm natural tones of natural maple and wenge woods.

This makes every game a feast for the eyes.

Simplicity, transparency and geometric cuts are the watchwords of this Art Deco-inspired line; the facets of the cut bevels and large nets give these products a modernity that allows them to blend into any interior.

The sculptural Harcourt glass candle is inspired by Baccarat's most iconic creation and reinvents, entirely in wax, the original Harcourt glass, first created in 1841.

Known as the glass of princes and dignitaries, it was commissioned by Emperor Napoleon III and has adorned the world's most prestigious tables ever since.

Recognizable by its unique silhouette, six facets and hexagonal base, it has been reinterpreted by some of the greatest designers.

Available in a vibrant and elegant color palette, the collection captures the very essence of Harcourt, a symbol of joie de vivre, boldness and passion, while staying true to its history and displaying a consistently striking allure.

More than 2,500 years ago, Buddha, the enlightened one, was born on the border of Nepal and Bihar, endowed with infinite spiritual strength and universal kindness, Buddha realized that there is a trade-off between the vain pleasures of life and bitter renunciation.

He developed the philosophy of Buddhism based on the four noble truths related to the universality of suffering, its origins, its annihilation and the spiritual way to reach that point.

Made of polished crystal, the Buddha features generous curves and a gentle smile.

The beauty of the design is enhanced by the artisan's handcrafting of the crystal.

More than 2,500 years ago, Buddha, the enlightened one, was born on the border of Nepal and Bihar, endowed with infinite spiritual strength and universal kindness, Buddha realized that there is a trade-off between the vain pleasures of life and bitter renunciation.

He developed the philosophy of Buddhism based on the four noble truths related to the universality of suffering, its origins, its annihilation and the spiritual way to reach that point.

Made of polished crystal with a satin finish, the Buddha features generous curves and a gentle smile.

The beauty of the design is enhanced by the artisan's handcrafting of the crystal.

A stunning pair of beautiful pineapple sculptures in a vibrant red color that conveys passion and joy.

Beautiful as decorative objects for our homes or entrances but also for our gardens that also fit perfectly outside.

Four small bananas, still joined by their brown crown, evoke the freshness and authenticity of a tropical market.

The vivid yellow of their skin contrasts delicately with the green tones of their stems.

The coloring is extraordinarily precise and faithfully reproduces the natural irregularities of the fruit's surface.

A mirror in English silver, of splendid workmanship and elegance, represents an object of marked femininity.