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VALUABLE DECO ART OBJECTS

Charlotte Wannebroucq, CNE-certified expert gemmologist
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Updated on September 16
Updated on 16 September 2026
PRECIOUS ART DECO ITEMS

The exhibition Precious Art Deco Objects 

The School of Jewelry Arts present Precious Art Deco Objects from April 4, 2018.
It should be noted that this is the first time in France that the collection of Prince and Princess Sadruddin Aga Khan is on display.

Precious Art Deco Objects 

A unique exhibition that will delight us, drawn from an exceptional collection of Prince Sadruddin Aga Khan, created for his wife Princess Catherine Aleya Aga Khan.

Precious Art Deco Objects 
The Precious Art Deco Objects: Vanity Case with floral belt.
Strauss Allard & Meyer. Paris. Around 1925.

These precious collectibles were specially designed for the first «free» women of the 1920s.

Vanity Case
Tiffany & Co, Paris.
Around 1925
Cigarette box «leafs»
Van Cleef & Arpels.
Paris. Around 1927.
Manufactured by Alfred Langlois

The time is for short hair and Charleston dresses.
Women go out and get make-up on in public.
To accompany this emancipation, cigarette cases, wallets, essential items and charming objects made of gold adorned with precious stones are produced.

Vanity Case Chrysanthèmes.
Lacloche Frères, Paris. Around 1928. Manufactured by Strauss Allard & Meyer
Vanity Case Chrysanthèmes.
Lacloche Frères, Paris. Around 1928. Manufactured by Strauss Allard & Meyer

The Chinese, Japanese, Persian and Art Deco influences will be presented in the exhibition.

Vanity Case Dragon and Pearl. Cartier. Around 1927, Mosaic by Vladimir Makovsky
Vanity case and cigarette case.
Cartier, Paris. Around 1920
Vanity case and cigarette case.
Cartier, Paris. Around 1920

A virtuosity that the School of Jewelry Arts will showcase in April, an experience you absolutely must experience.

Vanity Case with imperial door
Lacloche Frères.
Around 1924.
Manufactured by Strauss Allard & Meyer

From April 4 to April 25, 2018
The School of Jewelry Arts
31 rue Danielle Casanova 75002 Paris

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Charlotte Wannebroucq, CNE-certified expert gemmologist
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Charlotte Wannebroucq

Gemmologist expert, member of the CNE-Art, and expert in signed jewelry. Twenty-five years of experience at the heart of Parisian jewelry, between the Carré Rive Gauche and Place Vendôme.
She signs the decryptions of collections, the analyses of stones and the estimates published in Esprit Joaillerie. Each piece commented on is examined in person, in the workshop, in the sales room or in the showroom.
  • Expertise

    Gemmology and signed jewellery

  • Member

    CNE-Art

  • Experience

    Over 25 years in Parisian jewellery