Gallery

Restoration of gilding and silvering.

It was sculpted in 1719 by François Moirat from Marseille and its polychromy is due to the Genoese painter-gilder and varnisher Joseph Biaggio who worked there in 1721.

This architectural ensemble from the beginning of the 18th century is in carved, gilded and polychrome wood.

Copy of 11 17th century folding chairs made for the refurnishing of the Salon de Mercure (Château de Versailles)

For the enhancement of the furniture used during the Peace Treaty of 1919, copy of the central part of a Savonnerie carpet (Galerie des Glaces, Palace of Versailles)

Restoration of a sofa stamped Delanois, 18th century carpenter born in 1731 and died in 1792.

Private collection (Paris)

Decorative painting for the copy of the base of the clock of Louis XVI. Having disappeared in the Tuileries, this reconstruction allows to highlight the work of art (Château de Versailles)

Restoration of the coach's gilded bronzes on the occasion of the "Roulez Carrosses" exhibition in Arras.

The structure built between between 1816 and 1818, was modified by the coachbuilder saddler Daldringen

Decor made on canvas.

the support can be mounted in situ

Monaco Red Cross gala evening, creation of a decor with the gardens of Versailles as their theme

Restoration of all the brass pieces, in particular the oval frames of the stained glass windows representing the signs of the zodiac

Restoration of a large format frame for the Dauphin's guard room.

Painting by Natoire (Château de Versailles)

Realization of a fake marble for Paco Rabanne on the occasion of the launch of the perfume invictus at the Grévin Museum

All the gilding, including capitals and friezes, has been restored.

The Saint-Barthélémy church located on the heights of the city of Nice, has in particular a Bréa above the High Altar

Pastel representing the portrait of King Louis XV (Royal collection (Château de Versailles)

Faux marble with a trompe l'oeil "Greek-style" frieze

From the 19th century, the two works after restoration (private collection)

Appointed architect of the King in 1821, Nepveu was architect of the castles of Versailles and Compiègne

stacked mahogany with a gold leaf listel

XVIIIth

The gildings of 1721 have been restored Removal of the bronzine and mixed areas

Some parts that were too altered required a classic restoration then regilded to harmonize with the whole altarpiece (Alpes-Maritimes)

For the enhancement of a well-known perfume

Under the direction of Hauré, these chairs were executed by the carpenter Jean-Baptiste Boulard*, sculpted by Valois and Vassal, and gilded by Bardou

The chairs are in beech, Salon des jeux de Louis XVI (Château de Versailles)

Gold leaf ceiling

Campan ribboned for the exhibition "When Versailles was furnished with silver"

Scenography: Jacques Garcia

(Castle of Versailles)

with from left to right: Peach, Burl, Cherry, Walnut

For the sculpture of Louis XV, staircase of the Princes (Château de Versailles)