Vauclair Gallery invites you to discover Asia as it was fantasized in the 19th century by lovers of chinoiserie and Japanese, through the prism of its collection of ceramics and exotic furniture.
Agenda
Emblematic figures of the Antiques Market in Saint-Ouen since the beginning of the 60's where
found its warehouses and restoration workshops now resettled in Paris, Maison Steinitz has been coming back since 2013. A first time with Mademoiselle Steinitz, and today with this new space of choice radiating to the heart
even the famous Marché Serpette.
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Dany Art Design - Frédéric Vaysse - presents a collection of pieces from the J. Lanvin, Jean Arriau, Frédéric Dad and A.Da Silva collections All the pieces are edited to 8 copies, signed by the artists and made in France. The materials used are brass, precious stones and bronze.
For this 2018 edition of Puces Paris Party night opening, Paul Bert Serpette had donned the most beautiful colors of Asia. Nearly 10,000 people came to enjoy this enchanted parenthesis.
Sylvie Corbelin invites you to discover unique pieces of jewelry or very limited editions. His favorite themes are nature, the strange, the dream. She is a full-fledged artist whose fascinating universe is present throughout her creations.
Exhibition of new ceramic works by Simon Holper, passionate artist of Japan whose influence is greatly felt in his work. The encounter between two materials, porcelain and copper, gives rise to works that could be described as "iki", this Japanese aesthetic characterized by a natural sophistication.
On the occasion of Puces Paris Party, the artist Morgan Marrheim was invited to create a fresco covering the entire space. A unique and colorful work to discover on the stand of Guy Amsellem.
"The Morgan", by Charles Morgan, on display in the Market entrance
Stejer, stands 1/2/13 alley 1 Serpette
The Morgan 3 wheeler , winner of the Gumball 3000 between New York and Los Angeles with Charles Morgan and his wife Kiera at the wheel, was sold by his famous owners at Christie's in Monaco for charity…
For the end-of-year celebrations, the Alberto Pinto Cabinet is associated with the largest Antiques Market in the world and has designed the scenery of the Christmas decor by Paul Bert Serpette for 6 weekends from December 1st, 2017!
The Market welcomes you in this magical setting to hone your holiday accessories, wonderful gifts, tableware and works of art of all times, at all prices…