Concorde Parisian metro plaque 190x50cm Stained glass NEUHAUS
🔥 Pièce unique – 1 exemplaire disponible
Authentic, rare and vintage Concorde Parisian metro plaque. This enamelled Paris Metro plate is typical of the 1920s, the beginning of the Metro, in its typical brown colour and yellow lettering with the enameller's signature "Vitracier NEUHAUS" on the bottom right.
This Concorde Parisian metro plaque stands out for its colour, its original patina, its rarity and its beautiful dimensions.
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2 200 €
🔥 Pièce unique – 1 exemplaire disponible
🔥 Pièce unique – 1 exemplaire disponible
- FREE DELIVERY in 78, Paris, and 91, 92, 93, 94 and 95.
- Return within 14 days
The Concorde district, located in the heart of Paris between the Tuileries Gardens and the Champs-Élysées, is one of the most prestigious areas of the capital. Dominated by the majestic Place de la Concorde, with its obelisk and fountains, it embodies French elegance. This historic district brings together institutions, luxury hotels, refined boutiques, and cultural venues in an emblematic setting rich in history.
Origin: France
Materials: enamel
Year: Early 1920s
Condition: Very good
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Height: 19.7 in
Width: 74.8 in
Depth: 0.4 in
Weight: 33.1 lbs
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We offer free delivery in France for all items — including combined orders, if you are located in Yvelines (78), in Paris, or in the departments 91, 92, 93, 94 and 95.
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Some selected products also benefit from free shipping within mainland France.
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