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Gustave-Roger Sandoz

Also known as: Gustave-Roger Sandoz; primary name: Sandoz, Gustave-Roger
Details: organisation; manufacturer/factory; French
Other dates: 1865-1931
Biography: Firm of goldsmiths, jewellers and watchmakers in Paris. Founded in 1865 by Gustave Sandoz (1836-91). From 1891 the firm was run by his son Gustave-Roger Sandoz (1867-1942), who moved the shop from the Palais Royal to the rue Royale in 1895. Gustave-Roger is best known for his collaboration with Emile Gallé, and his display of works in the Art Nouveau style at the Paris 1900 exhibition. In 1920 Gustave-Roger was joined by his son Gérard (1902-95), and the firm was renamed Gustave-Roger Sandoz Fils & Successeur. It closed in 1931.

Museum number: 1978,1219.28 |
Producer name: Designed by:Charles PilletDie Engraved or Modelled for Reducing Machine:Charles Pillet |
Authority: BIOG136625 Issuer:Gustave-Roger Sandoz |
Production date: 1908 |
Production place: Made in:France

Museum number: 1983,0508.11 |
Producer name: Designed by:Pierre Victor DautelDie Engraved or Modelled for Reducing Machine:Pierre Victor Dautel |
Authority: BIOG136625 Issuer:Gustave-Roger Sandoz |
Production date: 1910 |
Production place: Made in:France