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little market, which is not to be confused with the street of the same name,
contains around 10 stalls, which specialise in light fittings, Art Deco,
Art Nouveau, glasswork and bronzes from the end of the 19th century to the
beginning of the 20th. It is to be found at 3 rue Paul Bert. It was created
in 1976 by a bric-a-brac trader who owned what was then a storage facility,
which he turned into a lair for admirers and collectors of Gallé,
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The
stalls here are mainly aimed at connoisseurs, often from Europe or Japan,
but the traders are more than happy to inform curious visitors who wish
simply to know more about the beautiful lithographs by Mucha, the lacquerware
by Dunand or the furniture created by Majorelle |
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