Collectables | Collector Square

Whether it's sculpture, design, decorative arts, paper-based art or collectors' items, Collector Square has all the best of the 20

Whether it's sculpture, design, decorative arts, paper-based art or collectors' items, Collector Square has all the best of the 20th and 21st centuries.

At Collector Square, you can find sculptures that are non-existent or rare on the market, such as bronzes by Arman and César, columns by Ettore Sottsass, mirrors and boxes by Line Vautrin or works by Jean Cocteau and Pablo Picasso.

For interior design, Collector Square curates a selection of vases, coin trays, lamps, boxes and mirrors from the biggest names in design and the decorative arts, including Gio Ponti, Roger Capron, Jacques & Dani Ruelland, Mithé Espelt, Georges Pelletier and Gabriella Crespi.

The Art & Collection department also sells toys from KAWS, Bearbricks x Chanel dolls and street art pieces by Banksy and JonOne.

Household and office accessories by Hermès, Christian Dior, Louis Vuitton and Chanel round out the offering. There are also limited editions like cigar humidors, magnifying glasses and boxes, as well as sport accessories such as Louis Vuitton surfboards and Chanel tennis rackets.

In addition, there is a wide range of works on paper with rare and highly sought-after prints, numbered and signed by Pierre Soulages, Keith Haring, Mirò, Serge Poliakoff or Damien Hirst. In addition, we have a spectacular assortment of photographs featuring names like Bruce Meritte, Guy Marineau, Pierre Houlès and Jean-Pierre Fizet.

Collector Square thus offers you second-hand Art & Collection items that have been carefully selected for their condition and desirability by Claire Gallois, who heads up the department.

Claire Gallois has a joint honours master's degree in law and art history. She worked for 6 years at the Artcurial auction house as a design specialist. With her experience in 20th and 21st century designer objets d'art and furniture, Claire has also worked in close collaboration with many architects and decorators in the search for vintage pieces.

Each object is appraised and can be seen at the Paris showroom by appointment.

You can also sell your collectibles on consignment or for immediate purchase at Collector Square. We respond to every request for expert evaluation within 48 hours.

Art and collectibles

Art and collectibles

César, "Palms and stars" miniature compression, sculpture in gilded bronze, Arthus-Bertrand edition, signed, stamped and numbered, with its original box and certificate, of 1985

Riccardo Scarpa, a set of three "Women" sculptures", in gilded polished bronze, signed and numbered, from the 1970's

Arman, "Violon", gilded patinated bronze sculpture, Jacques Putman limited edition, signed and numbered, of 1972

Line Vautrin, antique brooch, in gilded bronze and mother-of-pearl, monogrammed, from the 1950/60's

Pierre Soulages, "Eau-forte XXXIX", etching in colors on paper, signed, justified and framed, of 1994

Arman, "Danse du feu", sculpture, wood and calcined wood violon, resin, plexiglass base, signed and numbered, of 1997

Victor Vasarely, "Zebrapar Orange", silkscreen in colors on woven paper, signed, numbered and framed, of 1987

Mithé Espelt, rare "Abalone" mirror, in embossed and glazed earthenware, crackled gold and crystallized glass, model designed in 1978

Joan Miró, "Cahier d'ombres", lithograph in colors on paper, signed, limited edition, of 1971

Claude Lalanne, “Pomme-bouche” pin in patinated bronze, Arthus-Bertrand editions, signed, from the 1990’s

Pierre Soulages, "Lithographie 9", lithograph in colors on Arches vellum paper, signed, numbered and framed, of 1959

Chanel, Checkers game, in lamb leather, resin and silver plated metal ,limited edition, signed and monogramed, Collection Spring 2021

Andy Warhol, Vintage signed poster of the Karl Ströher collection exhibition at the Kunsthalle of Dusseldorf, signed and framed, of 1968

Alexander Calder, "Composition rouge, bleu, jaune", lithograph on paper, signed, numbered and framed, around 1970/1975

Jean Arp, "Sans titre", lithograph in colors on paper, signed and numbered, from the 1950/1960's

Jean Arp, "Sans titre", lithograph in colors on paper, signed and numbered, from the 1950/1960

Riccardo Scarpa, a set of three "Women" sculptures", in silvered-bronze, signed, from the 1970's

Gabriella Crespi, "Wild Boar" rython timpani, for Christian Dior Home, in chiselled silvered metal, signed, from the 1970's

Riccardo Scarpa, a set of two "Women" sculptures", in gilded polished bronze, signed and numbered, from the 1970's

Hermès, "golf ball" carafe, in crystal and solid silver, signed founder stamp, from the 1960's

Bram van Velde, Untitled, lithograph in colors on paper, monogramed and numbered, of 1979

Mithé Espelt, "Lotus" chest, in embossed and glazed earthenware, crackled gold, oak base, from the 1955/60's

Bram van Velde, "Pulse", lithograph in colors on Rives paper, monogrammed and numbered, of 1974

Jean Cocteau, "Petit Faune", sculpture or vase in green patinated bronze, Artcurial edition, signed, numbered and dated, with its certificate of authenticity, designed in 1958, edited around the 1990's

Ettore Sottsass, Totem "Burma", in polychrome enamelled ceramic, edition EAD for Modernariato gallery, signed and numbered, around the 2000's

Bram van Velde, "Eloignement", lithograph in colors on paper, signed, numbered and framed, of 1977

Ettore Sottsass, "Upupa" totem vase, in ceramic and blown glass, limited edition by Short Stories, signed and numbered, of 2003

Sonia Delaunay, "Cathédrale", etching and aquatint in colors on paper, limited edition, artist proof, signed, of 1970

Mithé Espelt, iconic "Stéle" mirror, in glazed earthenware, crackled gold and crystallized glass, model designed circa 1965

Victor Vasarely, "Kaldor", silkscreen in colors on paper, signed, numbered and framed, of 1980

Mithé Espelt, "Soleil" mirror, in embossed and glazed earthenware, crackled gold and black painting, model from the beginning of the 1960's

Victor Vasarely, "Okta-2" or "Octa-Sarga", from the album "11+1", silkscreen in colors on paper, signed and numbered, of 1985

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