Boucheron, Parisian High Jewelry since 1858. Contemporary fan
Boucheron, Parisian High Jewelry since 1858. Contemporary fan
Late 20th-century fan for Boucheron in Paris.
Both brisé and folding fan, made of leather-covered wood, while the fabric leaf is printed with Boucheron's iconic jewelry, such as the claspless Point d'Interrogation necklace created in 1879 and the Jaïpur ring. It features the silhouette of the brand's feline muse since 1979, the black Persian cat Wladimir, as well as views of the Place Vendome store.
Good condition
H : 23 cm
Jeweller Frédéric Boucheron opened his first boutique in 1858 under the arcades of the Palais-Royal. Gold medalist at several world's fairs, his creations seduced crowned heads the world over. He moved to Place Vendôme in 1893.
Both brisé and folding fan, made of leather-covered wood, while the fabric leaf is printed with Boucheron's iconic jewelry, such as the claspless Point d'Interrogation necklace created in 1879 and the Jaïpur ring. It features the silhouette of the brand's feline muse since 1979, the black Persian cat Wladimir, as well as views of the Place Vendome store.
Good condition
H : 23 cm
Jeweller Frédéric Boucheron opened his first boutique in 1858 under the arcades of the Palais-Royal. Gold medalist at several world's fairs, his creations seduced crowned heads the world over. He moved to Place Vendôme in 1893.
