In the heart of Geneva, close to the luxury hotels and the lake, there is a vast arcade with attractive sights, the Maison Genève-Enchères. It is a place with an exhibition space and a sales room, a visit prized by lovers of art, decoration and beautiful objects. An address where connoisseurs, amateurs and professionals meet and go to find the unique piece, full of history, for their collection. Our three co-founders, together with their team, collect rare works and pieces from various periods and origins, after a precise and meticulous valuation. We organize three auctions per year. The auctions are broadcast live online all over the world. Dusting off a traditional universe and offering unique and durable objects, these are the values that drive our company. Come and see us or contact us for more information, we will be delighted to meet you.

J’ai eu une expérience exceptionnelle en achetant auprès de ce collectionneur privé. Il propose une sélection de pièces rares et de grande qualité, avec un professionnalisme remarquable. J’ai adoré pouvoir marchander avec lui, ce qui a rendu l’échange encore plus agréable et authentique. Si vous recherchez des objets uniques et un service sérieux, je recommande vivement ce collectionneur !

Salomon Lilian specializes in Dutch and Flemish seventeenth-century paintings, and is recognized as one of the leading international dealers and experts in the field of Old Master Painting. Salomon Lilian Dutch Old Master Paintings has been in business since 1989. The gallery is based in the heart of Geneva, Switzerland and also in Amsterdam's historic center. In addition to offering select paintings, the dealership also provides evaluations, consultations, as well as research and curatorial services to private collectors and institutions alike. These services include advice and expertise on building and maintaining a collection, cataloguing, photography, framing, hanging, restoration, shipping and lighting. Salomon Lilian exhibits annually at the TEFAF in Maastricht and at Frieze Masters in London. In addition, the dealership produces an annual catalogue with contributions by reputable art historians on its recent acquisitions.