Ten objects per category · Nine visible
RARE by TEN
Ten objects to a category. Nine are shown here. The tenth — the rarest — is kept for the application, and opens to anyone who has bought once this year.
View →02AntiquitiesMediterranean and Near Eastern material, provenance first.
View →03Asian ArtBronze, lacquer and stone from the Himalayas to the Japanese archipelago.
View →04CuriositiesThe cabinet pieces that fit no other category.
View →05FossilsPrepared specimens with their formation and horizon stated.
View →06JewellerySigned pieces and tribal ornament, worn and unworn.
View →07MineralsCrystallised specimens chosen for form before rarity.
View →08Oceanic ArtCarved figures and ceremonial objects from the island Pacific.
View →09PaintingsWork brought back from the voyage, not bought at the sale.
View →10ShellsCollector specimens, measured, dated and located.
View →The tenth object
Kept for the application
One object in each category is never shown on the website. It is revealed only in the mobile application, iOS or Android, and reserved for customers who have made a purchase during the current calendar year.
01Ten objects are chosen for each category.
02Nine are shown here, on the site.
03The tenth stays in the application, blurred.
04One purchase in the year opens it, until 31 December.